Hoping to get some of you guru types to look over the start of a tool I
am working on in python.
A working version of the script is at
https://mikaru.homeunix.org/py-bin/memberlist.py
The site only allows https because I got sick of all the hacked windoze
boxes trying to execute crap that I didn
Rest assured, Kent, that I fully understand your point. My experience
is quite a lot more limited than yours, and yes I experience this
frustrating mess that you talk about and I'm aware that I'm not doing
myself any favor with such a design. Sorting this is high on my TODO
list. but not on top
Bernard Lebel wrote:
> Here is the script (1550 lines, I know - just wants to get to
> functional code before improving the design), if it can help.
Hmm, a common attitude but a bad plan and false economy IMO. In my
experience if I keep the code and the design clean as I go, development
moves fa
congratulations, you are good in explaining something easily and in a simple
english, too!
i was able to get it work, thank you, tobi
p.s.: sorry for this wrong 'from' field in the other message
>10101010 (0xaa)
>
> and xor it against:
>
>01010101 (0x55)
>
> We know what to exp
Hi Richard,
The first thiong is forget the GUI for now it will be much easier to get
a command line version working then add a GUI (or web page) later.
> (Input Clients name) input text box
> age= spinner
> Male or Female= radio buttons
> Tobacco User yes or no
> Health Here I was thinking about
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, to bifu wrote:
> thanks for the help, but my problem is how to use that for a string,
Hi To,
A character can be translated into an ordinal number by using the ord()
function. For example:
##
>>> ord('a')
97
##
> and those hexadecimals are confusing me, too.
Let
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, John Corry wrote:
> I am using the following code to send a text file to the printer:-
> This code works on windows XP + Windows 2000. However it does not work on
> windows 98SE.
Here's another alternative, which might be even simpler, if it works for
you, invoking the go
John,
On Win 9X try
1) copying the text file to PRN: using os.system()
2) use the DIS PRINT command using os.system()
3) Try opening the file LPT1: and copying your text to that.
All of the above should work. But I no onger have a
Win9X box to check...
HTH,
Alan G.
- Original Message -
Hi Danny,
See [Bernard] below...
On 1/4/06, Danny Yoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > rn200.bbfxa.com Wed Jan 4 16:23:36 2006 [jobid: 9]: Get status of all
> > local jobs for this job...
> >
> > *** glibc detected *** double free or corruption: 0x09484d58 ***
> > Aborted
>
>
> Hi Bernard,
>
> Ug
> > os.system("mysqldump --add-drop-table -c -u root -pmysql
> > max_everest_2006 > "+target_dir+"/table.bak.sql")
>
> root is my user name,mysql is my password
You shouldn't use root to adnin a database, it leaves you open to
all sorts of security holes.
And you shouldn't post your root passwo
> now i have the problem that i should encrypt a string (the password) by
> XOR with this bytes: f3, 26, 81, c4, 39, 86, db, 92, 71, a3, b9, e6, 53,
> 7a, 95, 7c.
>
> but although i have searched in the documentation for about an hour,
Look for bitwise operators, there is a bitwise xor operator.
>> >>> i = long(-1972144115) & 0x
>
> Ah, thanks. I've never had a need to to bit manipulation in Python (or in
For anyone interested, my new OS topic has a section on bitwise
operations in Python - they are needed for checking stat flags...
(see the sig for the link)
Alan G
Author of
I've edited the subject line to be a little more clear.
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, John Corry wrote:
> I am using the following code to send a text file to the printer:-
[ snip ]
> This code works on windows XP + Windows 2000. However it does not work on
> windows 98SE.
Well, at least that narrows
> rn200.bbfxa.com Wed Jan 4 16:23:36 2006 [jobid: 9]: Get status of all
> local jobs for this job...
>
> *** glibc detected *** double free or corruption: 0x09484d58 ***
> Aborted
Hi Bernard,
Ugh. I hate memory allocation bugs.
Is it reproducable? Can you run this through a debugger like GDB
[resending 'cause I forgot to address to tutor..]
On 05/01/06, John Corry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This code works on windows XP + Windows 2000. However it does not work on
> windows 98SE. I have tried this code on 3 seperate machines with windows
> 98SE. They all come up with the same erro
Hi all! First I want to thank everyone for the help in regards to
learning python book and gui's!! Happy New year!!
I am just learning Python, and I do have a project in mind but I am not
sure where to start on it. I am in the Insurance business so the project
is a rate calculator.
I have a to
Hello,
I'm not sure if it's the appropriate place for this question, but
since it happens because of a Python script
So I have this Python script that runs on render farm nodes. All seem
to work well, but at one point I get this crash:
rn200.bbfxa.com Wed Jan 4 16:23:36 2006 [jobid: 9]:
I am using the following code to send a text file to the printer:-
import win32api
filename = "testprint.txt"
fileobj=open (filename, "w")
fileobj.write ("This is a test")
fileobj.close()
win32api.ShellExecute (
0,
"print",
filename,
None,
".",
0
)
This code works on windows XP + Wind
- Original Message -
From: deepak.gupta
To: tutor@python.org
Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 5:27 PM
Subject: query regarding mysql database backup?? please Help
Hi,
I did my script like this for backing my
max_everest_2006 mysql database
>>import os
> > target_dir =
"./b
Hi,
I did my script like this for backing my
max_everest_2006 mysql database
>>import os
> > target_dir =
"./backup"> > os.system("mysqldump --add-drop-table
-c -u root -pmysql max_everest_2006 >
"+target_dir+"/table.bak.sql")
root is my user name,mysql is my
password,max_everest_
> i'm a totally newbie to python, but i can't resist to try to communicyte
> with an ICQ-server via my own tool.
>
> now i have the problem that i should encrypt a string (the password) by
> XOR with this bytes: f3, 26, 81, c4, 39, 86, db, 92, 71, a3, b9, e6, 53,
> 7a, 95, 7c.
Hello Tobi,
Accor
i'm a totally newbie to python, but i can't resist to try to communicyte with
an ICQ-server via my own tool.
now i have the problem that i should encrypt a string (the password) by XOR
with this bytes: f3, 26, 81, c4, 39, 86, db, 92, 71, a3, b9, e6, 53, 7a, 95, 7c.
but although i have searched
On Wed, 4 Jan 2006, Kent Johnson wrote:
> To get the desired representation, you have to find a way to make Python
> interpret the number as an unsigned integer. One way to do this is to
> convert it to a long integer, then mask off the sign bits:
> >>> i = long(-1972144115) & 0x
Ah,
Terry Carroll wrote:
> I'm assuming you want the same serial # that shows up when you do a
> DIR on the CD, e.g.:
>
> >dir d:
>Volume in drive D is 050512_1752
>Volume Serial Number is 8A73-780D
>
> Here's some code:
>
>
import win32api
CD_Info = win32api.GetVolumeInformation
Hi John,
The code is looking better, some minor points below:
> import sys
> maxmark = []
> counter = 0
>
> while 1:
>try:
>mark = int(raw_input("Enter the Values for the Array: "))
>maxmark.append(mark)
>print maxmark
>except ValueError:
>#print "From H
Wouw, this is realy good!!
Thanks for all, I can go on now with my DB.
you were realy helpful, all.
>
> >>> import win32api
> >>> CD_Info = win32api.GetVolumeInformation("D:/")
> >>> serno = CD_Info[1]
> >>> if serno < 0:
>...serno_str = "%X" % (0x1+
On Tue, 3 Jan 2006, Lance E Sloan wrote:
> A colleague of mine often develops Python code under Mac OS X. He would
> like to be able to print the code in an easily readable format. He's
> found that kwrite on Linux does a very nice job, but it's inconvenient
> to copy his code to a Linux box jus
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