CPIM Ronin wrote:
> Is there a monthly Python hardcopy magazine? Otherwise what general
> programming mags carry the most python articles?
PyZine seems to be resuming publication:
http://www.pyzine.com/index_html
I don't know any mags with good Python coverage. I read comp.lang.python and
many
Nathan Pinno wrote:
> Danny,
>
> 'conv' is for the name of the conversion [i.e 'can_us'] and rate is for the
> conversion rate [i.e. 0.80276]
Look at the pickle docs and my previous example. These are not the correct
arguments to
dump().
Kent
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This is great news. And the thread on comp.lang.python is awesome.
The eff-bot and the martelli-bot and everyone's just talking about how
great it would be to have it in the core, and, then, it just ...
happens. Wow!
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On Wed, Dec 14, 2005 at 03:20:38PM -0500, Kent Johnson wrote:
> By some m
Is there a monthly Python hardcopy magazine? Otherwise what general
programming mags carry the most python articles?
Thx!
RC
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Danny,
'conv' is for the name of the conversion [i.e 'can_us'] and rate is for the
conversion rate [i.e. 0.80276]
Thanks,
Nathan Pinno,
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> import pickle
> rates = {'can_us' : 0.80276,
> 'us_can' : 1.245702,
> 'can_euro' : 1.488707,
> 'euro_can' : 0.671724}
>
> def save_rates(exch):
> store = open("exch.txt",'w')
> pickle.dump(conv,rate)
> store.close()
Hi Nathan,
You may want to double check
Kent and all,
Here is the latest code:
import pickle
rates = {'can_us' : 0.80276,
'us_can' : 1.245702,
'can_euro' : 1.488707,
'euro_can' : 0.671724}
def save_rates(exch):
store = open("exch.txt",'w')
pickle.dump(conv,rate)
store.close()
def load_rates(exch)
Chris or Leslie Smith wrote:
> Has anyone else run into the desire to synchronize the indices that are being
> used during an enumeration with the true indices of the list that is being
> enumerated when you use a slice of the list?
>
> e.g. more than a couple of times, I want to use the enumera
Has anyone else run into the desire to synchronize the indices that are being
used during an enumeration with the true indices of the list that is being
enumerated when you use a slice of the list?
e.g. more than a couple of times, I want to use the enumeration function, but I
don't want to sta
Chris or Leslie Smith wrote:
> I just did this :-) What I did was
>
> 1) use the glob module to get a list of the files in the directory (*.htm)
> 2) sort this using a special sort function (in my case the files were named
> as #_# where # was a number and I wanted to sort according to the first
| Is it possible to access the next and previous items during an
| iteration?
|
| I want to use it to iterate through html files in a folder and add
| links in to the next and previous pages.
|
I just did this :-) What I did was
1) use the glob module to get a list of the files in the directory
| Is it possible to access the next and previous items during an
| iteration?
|
| I want to use it to iterate through html files in a folder and add
| links in to the next and previous pages.
|
I just did this :-) What I did was
1) use the glob module to get a list of the files in the directory
| Is it possible to access the next and previous items during an
| iteration?
|
| I want to use it to iterate through html files in a folder and add
| links in to the next and previous pages.
|
I just did this :-) What I did was
1) use the glob module to get a list of the files in the directory
On 12/16/05, bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 02:14 AM 12/14/2005, Liam Clarke wrote:
> >Hi all,
> >
> >Just contemplating.
> >
> >If in Python I were organising a data index along the lines of -
> >
> >j = {
> >
> >"k_word1" : ["rec1","rec2","rec3","rec4"],
> >...
> >"k_wordn" :["recX","rec4"]
Ed Singleton wrote:
> Is it possible to access the next and previous items during an iteration?
There is nothing built in to support this directly.
> I'm currently using:
>
> prev = 0
> current = 0
> next = 0
> for page in folder:
> prev = current
> current = next
> next = page
vikas mohan wrote:
> Hi again!
>
> The following is a piece of code that I have written:
>
> def funcA(x): # function describiing the oddness or eveness of an x number
> if x%2 == 0:
> print x, "is even"
> else:
> print x, "is odd"
>
> def funcB(y): # function describiing the odd
> def funcA(x): # function describiing the oddness or eveness of an x number
> if x%2 == 0:
>print x, "is even"
> else:
>print x, "is odd"
>def funcB(y): # function describiing the oddness or eveness of an y number
> if y%2 ==0:
>print y, "is even"
> else:
>print y, "is odd"
T
vikas mohan wrote:
> Hi everybody!
>
> In Java we have the appletviewer and frames, through which we can access
> image files. In python, if I want to open an image file in IDLE, how can
> I do that, and what should my command look like?
Here is a simple program to open an image file and displ
Tim Wilson wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I've got a little project that requires me to parse a simple XML
> file. The file comes from the browser history of Apple's Safari and
> includes the URL that was visited, the title of the Web page, the
> date and time it was last visited, and the total n
Nathan Pinno wrote:
>>store = open(filename,'r')
>for line in store:
> conv = line.strip()
> rate = float(store.next().strip())
> exch[conv] = rate
>
> When I ran the program, I got this:
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "D:\Python24\
Is it possible to access the next and previous items during an iteration?
I want to use it to iterate through html files in a folder and add
links in to the next and previous pages.
For example
for page in folder:
#add link to previous page
#add link to next page
I'm currently using:
p
Hi again!
The following is a piece of code that I have written:
def funcA(x): # function describiing the oddness or eveness of an x number if x%2 == 0: print x, "is even" else: print x, "is odd" def funcB(y): # function describiing the oddness or eveness of an y number
if y%2 ==0
Hi everybody!
In Java we have the appletviewer and frames, through which we can access image files. In python, if I want to open an image file in IDLE, how can I do that, and what should my command look like?
Many thanks
Vikas
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