It seemed weird to me that only an identifier was allowed to be the
target of an assignment expression. Then it occurred to me that
function definitions are another place where only identifiers are
allowed, but where I could imagine an attributeref or a subscription
being used. E.g.
def table[
Op 23/10/2021 om 03:22 schreef Stefan Ram:
> Paulo da Silva writes:
>> Well, I didn't follow the discussion of this new feature, but the reason
>> I can see behind allowing it seems so valid for for ctr:=ctr-1 as for
>> self.ctr:=self.ctr-1. The kind of use is exactly the same. One is for a
>> nor
Hello, I downloaded & installed Python 3.10 but it didn't replace Python
3.9. And now I can't install Matplotlib & Pandas. What should I do?
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On Mon, Oct 25, 2021 at 2:13 AM Alan Bawden wrote:
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> It seemed weird to me that only an identifier was allowed to be the
> target of an assignment expression. Then it occurred to me that
> function definitions are another place where only identifiers are
> allowed, but where I could imagine an
On 2021-10-24 12:41, Anik Dey wrote:
Hello, I downloaded & installed Python 3.10 but it didn't replace Python
3.9. And now I can't install Matplotlib & Pandas. What should I do?
Multiple versions of Python can exist alongside each other.
You haven't said what you mean by "can't install".
If y
On 10/24/21 09:46, MRAB wrote:
On 2021-10-24 12:41, Anik Dey wrote:
Hello, I downloaded & installed Python 3.10 but it didn't replace Python
3.9. And now I can't install Matplotlib & Pandas. What should I do?
Multiple versions of Python can exist alongside each other.
You haven't said what yo
No, many things need not be as general as possible once you consider how
much work it may take to develop code and how many bugs and oddities might
be introduced and even how much it may slow the interpreter.
I could make an argument that everywhere you can put in a character string
should also al
On 2021-10-24 23:59, Mats Wichmann wrote:
On 10/24/21 09:46, MRAB wrote:
> On 2021-10-24 12:41, Anik Dey wrote:
>> Hello, I downloaded & installed Python 3.10 but it didn't replace Python
>> 3.9. And now I can't install Matplotlib & Pandas. What should I do?
>>
> Multiple versions of Python can e
Have run into a problem on a "mature" project I work on (there are many
years of history before I joined), there are a combination of factors
that combine to trigger a KeyError when using copy.copy().
I don't want to write a massive essay here but hoping to give enough to
set the context.
On 10/24/21, Stefan Ram wrote:
> [email protected] (Stefan Ram) writes:
>>tab_down_hllDll.GetKeyState(tab_down_VK_TAB) & 0b1000
>
> In the meantime, I read about "GetAsyncKeyState". I thought that
> this would solve my problem, but no.
Odd. It works for me in the classic con
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