On 9/11/05, Bill Burns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Like I said, it does work but can it be improved upon?
The variable names could stand some improvement. p, r, s, tmp, i,
etc. aren't very explanatory. If you choose better names, your
coworkers, not to mention your future self, will be very tha
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>> And also, is Python capable of writing an OS?
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Actually, yes. Google for "Python OS" and look for Unununium (or
something like that. I can never remember). It has no kernel and to
booting process may not exactly be in Python... but they say it's an OS
written in Python and that it bo
Hello,
I have been leaning Python for one week. My first project consist in doing a
front end to a MySQL database using the module curses. I have a little
display problem in a Konsole terminal. More precisely, when I apply the border
method, between each character _ one blank space is inserted.
On 15/09/05, Ed Hotchkiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone, I'm home for the next few weeks while I'm learning Python, and
> I'm not on a *NIX box, I'm using windows. How the hell do I run a Python
> script? Sorry if this is a 'dumb question'.
Step 1 - install python :-) http://www.python
Well, if your python installation went correctly, all you
should have to do is save the script with a .py extension and then double click
on it.
Jacob
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Hi everyone, I'm home for the next few weeks while I'm learning Python, and I'm not on a *NIX box, I'm using windows. How the hell do I run a Python script? Sorry if this is a 'dumb question'. -- edward hotchkiss
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>> with the open source NetBeans IDE. It would be nice if someone
>> modified it to work with Python! :-)
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> How about Jython? See https://coyote.dev.java.net/
My work is done for me!
I was seriously looking at wring a plug in to support Jython because
I couldn't see one listed on the official p
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 19:58:07 +0100 (BST)
David Holland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to make the mouse focus in a GUI move to the
> correct button/text entry widget. Does anyone know
> how to do this ?
>
Hi David,
to set the focus to a particular widget you need the focus_Set() method:
Tim Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> And with Xemacs you can even have bitmaps for your backgroud, but
> of course that can be distracting, if you are (for instance) coding
> over the top of Mariah Carey.
On the other hand, it will be easy (?) to find bugs on her nipples... ;-)
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* Alan G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050914 09:21]:
> > For Windows, the finest Shareware edit IMHO is Boxer.
>
> Editor religious wars are nearly as bad as programming
> language wars but I can't resist.
ERWs are a misdirection of energy IMHO. Talking about
editors and languages *is* a g
I want to make the mouse focus in a GUI move to the
correct button/text entry widget. Does anyone know
how to do this ?
Thanks in advance
David
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Bernard Lebel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Let say I have this XML chunk:
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>type="visibility">
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>fullname="Camera_Root.visibility.viewvis" type="Parameter"
> sourceclassname="nosource">False
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> I wish to retrieve the "False" between the opening
Oops, false alarm.
I was reading the wrong tag (the tag instead of a
one).
Sorry!
Bernard
On 9/14/05, Bernard Lebel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
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> Let say I have this XML chunk:
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>type="visibility">
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>fullname="Camera_Roo
Hello,
Let say I have this XML chunk:
False
I wish to retrieve the "False" between the opening/closing tags.
I thought I could use something like:
from elementtree.ElementTree import parse
oTree = parse( r'C:\temp\Camera_Root.xml' )
for oXMLObject in oT
Thanks. This was going to be another question of mine, as to what was wrong with going the Emacs and Vim directions.
Terry
On Wed, 2005-09-14 at 09:40 -0400, George Flaherty wrote:
Yeah, I have been using PyDev with Eclipse. It is pretty good, since with the latest version the debugger is
Alan G wrote:
> PS I'm playing with JSP at the moment and am very impressed
> with the open source NetBeans IDE. It would be nice if someone
> modified it to work with Python! :-)
How about Jython? See https://coyote.dev.java.net/
Kent
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> For Windows, the finest Shareware edit IMHO is Boxer.
Editor religious wars are nearly as bad as programming
language wars but I can't resist.
My favourite windows editor these days is gvim. I've never got
round to adding the python scripting feature, mainly because
I try not to customize i
Matt Williams wrote:
>I've used both PyDev and Wing IDE.
>
>PyDev seems good, and is getting better.
>Wing is pay-for (although only $40 or so), but can be trialled. I thought
>it was good, but had a huge problem trying to get it to play with a C library
>I was using...
>
>I've never managed to g
> However is it normal that to parse a 2618 lines xml file
> it takes 20-30 seconds or so?
Only if you are running it on an original Palm Pilot!
Seriously, I'd expect it to be more like 2-3 seconds.
Something fishy there.
Alan G.
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* Matt Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050914 07:27]:
> I've used both PyDev and Wing IDE.
>
> PyDev seems good, and is getting better.
> Wing is pay-for (although only $40 or so), but can be trialled. I thought
> it was good, but had a huge problem trying to get it to play with a C library
> I was
Hi Kent,
Well even before reading your last email I gave it a go, just parsing
the xml file and trying out some basic functions. It ran in less than
two seconds. I don't know why BeautifulSoup is taking so long...
Thanks for the "to get you started"!
Bernard
On 9/14/05, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL
I've used both PyDev and Wing IDE.
PyDev seems good, and is getting better.
Wing is pay-for (although only $40 or so), but can be trialled. I thought
it was good, but had a huge problem trying to get it to play with a C library
I was using...
I've never managed to get Boa-Constructor to run...
Bernard Lebel wrote:
> The file size is 112 Kb. Most lines look this way:
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> I'll give a try to ElementTree.
To get you started:
from elementtree import ElementTree
doc = ElementTree.parse('myfile.xml')
for sceneobject in doc.findall('//sceneobject'):
if sceneobject.get('type') == 'C
The file size is 112 Kb. Most lines look this way:
I'll give a try to ElementTree.
Bernard
On 9/14/05, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bernard Lebel wrote:
> > Thanks for that pointer Kent, I'll check it out. Also thanks for
> > letting me know I'm not nuts! :-)
> >
> > Alan's su
Bernard Lebel wrote:
> Thanks for that pointer Kent, I'll check it out. Also thanks for
> letting me know I'm not nuts! :-)
>
> Alan's suggestion about BeautifulSoup is actually excellent. The
> documentation is nice and the tool is very easy to use.
>
> However is it normal that to parse a 2618
Thanks for that pointer Kent, I'll check it out. Also thanks for
letting me know I'm not nuts! :-)
Alan's suggestion about BeautifulSoup is actually excellent. The
documentation is nice and the tool is very easy to use.
However is it normal that to parse a 2618 lines xml file it takes
20-30 secon
Yeah, I have been using PyDev with Eclipse. It is pretty good, since with the
latest version the debugger is working and they have include the ability to add
additional paths in the PYTHONPATH variable.
I honestly would prefer to use Emacs, but I have not found any tool that
provides code-compl
Bernard Lebel wrote:
> Thanks Alan,
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> I'll check BeautifulSoup asap.
>
> I'm using regex simply because I have no clue where to start to parse
> XML. I have read the various xml tools available in the Python
> library, however I'm a complete loss at what to make out of them. Many
> of them seem
Thanks Alan,
I'll check BeautifulSoup asap.
I'm using regex simply because I have no clue where to start to parse
XML. I have read the various xml tools available in the Python
library, however I'm a complete loss at what to make out of them. Many
of them seem to use some programming standards, w
Hi List.
All of you are right. It is similar to java, vb, but how it work?
Well, python script generates a compiled bytecode the first time that
yuou run the main script in a machinne, and the interpreter execute this
byte code.
It could be slower than a compiled language, because use an interp
Hi Bernard,
> Hello, yet another regular expression question :-)
>
> So I have this xml file that I'm trying to find a
> specific tag in.
I'm always suspicious when I see regular expression
and xml/html in the same context. regex are not good
for parsing xml/html files and it's usually much e
> MrEd/DrScheme is another compelling example of a system that could
> be
> considered a high-level operating system, given the environment that
> they
> expose. The paper:
> http://www.ccs.neu.edu/scheme/pubs/icfp99-ffkf.pdf
> talks about this in more detail.]
I have a friend who teaches Comm
>I am new to Python, about 1 day. And I downloaded from
> python.org Pythong2.4, it has the command line and
> junk. But what actuall program compiles the source of
> python into a program?
When you run a python script python compiles the source
internally before executing it. If your program im
> There actually seems to be a bit of a problem in the
> interaction with the system when it launches mame.
>
> If I run this:
>
> import os
>
> def run_mame_selection(selection):
>os.system("C:\\mame096b\\mame.exe"+ selection)
>
> #main
> selection = " tnzs"
> run_mame_select
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