> From: Joseph Quigley
> What is the secret to have the user press the "Q" key, and the program
> exits without pressing the "Enter" key?
> Or the "Control" and "Q" keys to exit?
> For the Macintosh, would the same command/s for "Control Q" keys be the
> same as the "Apple Q" key?
>
I see that Di
On Wednesday 04 May 2005 4:39 am, Ali Polatel wrote:
> Dear friends,
> Is there a way to import C,C++ or Asm modules to python scripts?
> If yes how?
> Thanks and regards,
Hi Ali,
If you're asking if you can take C or C++ code and compile it in such a way
as to be able to import i
>Does anyone know of a Web Calendar written in Python?
I believe that SchoolBell is using Zope 3 ...
http://www.schooltool.org/schoolbell
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Greetings,
I'm setting up a search for an online catalog. It works right now by
passing the cgi search query to the command-line swish-e via os.popen.
I'll do it via a direct interface as soon as I figure out how to do
that with swig or the swishe module. In the meantime, I'm trying to
sanitize
Max Noel wrote on Wed, 4 May 2005 17:30:48 +0100:
> On May 4, 2005, at 16:35, Joseph Quigley wrote:
>> For those who use Psyco:
>> Is it any good? I'm searching for instructions on how to use
>> it, should I
>> stop?
Depends on the application. If you have a performance problem in the code
I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but in my game I set
Running = 1, and then had:
if event.key == K_q:
running = 0
... which exits the game as soon as you hit q (i.e., no hitting
enter). I can send the full code if it would be more helpful, if thi
Does anyone know of a Web Calendar written in Python?
TIA
Mark
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On May 4, 2005, at 16:35, Joseph Quigley wrote:
> For those who use Psyco:
> Is it any good? I'm searching for instructions on how to use
> it, should I
> stop?
I hear it's quite good at what it does. Note, however, that it
only works on x86 computers (i.e. IBM PC compatibles).
Joseph Quigley wrote:
> For those who use Psyco:
> Is it any good?
Yes, it can give significant speedups in Python on Windows.
I'm searching for instructions on how to use it, should I
> stop?
No, look here:
http://psyco.sourceforge.net/psycoguide/node8.html
Kent
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For those who use Psyco:
Is it any good? I'm searching for instructions on how to use it, should
I
stop?
For those who don't know about Psyco:
It is supposed to be a Python Compiler. The programs are said to run
faster than normal Python and they almost run as fast as C.
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What is the secret to have the user press the "Q" key, and the program
exits without pressing the "Enter" key?
Or the "Control" and "Q" keys to exit?
For the Macintosh, would the same command/s for "Control Q" keys be the
same as the "Apple Q" key?
Thanks,
JQ
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I took a look at the code and now I'm confused
I'll use CRON and I will make a python script that take parameters
(username) and work only for that user but the script will never finish
ÇThe FTP connection that starts the camera never ends unless I shutdown my
server. Now I'm thinking that CR
#keeps asking for password until it has been entered 3 times
password = input(" tell me a password: ")
correct = False
answer = "Flower"
if password == answer:
while correct == False
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Dear friends,
Is there a way to import C,C++ or Asm modules to python scripts?
If yes how?
Thanks and regards,
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