I am trying to write a GUI that consists of a
scrollbar and two buttons. One button is called
Convert, and the other is called Quit. The vertical
scrollbar represents degrees Fahrenheit starting from
212 at the top and ending at 32 at the bottom. I want
to be able to pick degrees Fahrenheit with
Christopher Spears wrote:
> I can apparently call the functions sometimes without
> (). Why is that?
There is an important difference between f and f() - f is a reference to
the function object itself, while f() is a *call* of the function. (Call
is actually an operator, written (). You can wri
try at rpmfind.net or google it.
but the immediate thought which comes up in my mind is:
"use the source, luke"
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kieran flanagan wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a question regarding writing text to a file. I am directing
> output to a logfile. During one of the loops, I have a command that
> will issue a message on how long it is waiting for by doing something
> like this
>
> while something:
>
> pr
Thanks for both your replies
Yes I think you may have misunderstood my orginal post Luke. The
portion of code I gave will ensure each time this line is written it
just writes over the previous line ( when printed to the console
and \r is not windows specific). As I said, I have tried numerous
way
kieran flanagan wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a question regarding writing text to a file. I am directing
> output to a logfile. During one of the loops, I have a command that
> will issue a message on how long it is waiting for by doing something
> like this
>
> while something:
>
> pr
kieran flanagan wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a question regarding writing text to a file. I am directing
> output to a logfile. During one of the loops, I have a command that will
> issue a message on how long it is waiting for by doing something like this
>
> while something:
>
> pr
Hi,I searched the sites but was unable to find Python 2.4 rpm for Suse 9.1.Please send me a link where I can download this.ThanksAkanksha
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Hi
I have a question regarding writing text to a file. I am directing
output to a logfile. During one of the loops, I have a command that
will issue a message on how long it is waiting for by doing something
like this
while something:
print "\rNow waiting %s seconds .. " % second
