I've got a script that uses com to read columns from an excel workbook(very
slow for 6500ish items :/ ) and I'm getting this error:
'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xa0' in position 11: ordinal not in
range(128)
Error with: FRAMEMRISER of type:
Excel Row : 6355
FRAMEMRISER is exactly ho
I'm writing a program to analyse the profiles of the 15500 users of my
forum. I have the profiles as html files stored locally and I'm using
ClientForm to extract the various details from the html form in each
file.
My goal is to identify lurking spammers but also to learn how to
better spot spamm
Andreas:
You're right, that is kind of messy and somewhat limited. In the
present case, however, it is the function's defined name that I want, so
this would work okay.
I'm guessing that there is a way to determine the number and names of
the arguments to the function as well. I'll go look at
* Laszlo Antal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061212 18:12]:
> Hi,
>
> I use this:
>
> # This is the file name this code is in
> curfile = "findcurdir.py"
> #__file__ gives everything so slice off the file name
> curdir = __file__[:-len(curfile)]
> print curdir
> #will print the curdir the file is in
> #ev
* Carroll, Barry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061212 23:54]:
>Greetings:
>
>
>
>Is it possible, from inside a stand-alone function (not a member of a
>class), to access the string representation of the function's name? If
>so, how?
Probably, but it's dirty like help (sys._getframe would
Greetings:
Is it possible, from inside a stand-alone function (not a member of a
class), to access the string representation of the function's name? If
so, how?
Regards,
Barry
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541-302-1107
We who cut mere stones must always be envisioning
On Tue, Dec 12, 2006 at 04:00:29PM -, Tim Golden wrote:
> [Toon Pieton]
>
> | Is there anyway to open a .pdf at a certain page? Been
> | searching the internet, but couldnt find anything.
>
> Pretty certain there isn't. Even if you'd generated the
> PDF yourself and set an internal anchor th
If you mean which type of GUI model to use you have at least two popular
choices.
Tkinter: It's bundled with Python, and there's a tutorial at:
http://www.pythonware.com/library/tkinter/introduction/
wxPython: My GUI of choice. http://wxpython.org
A quick and dirty example in wxPython of what y
[Dave Kuhlman]
| On Tue, Dec 12, 2006 at 04:00:29PM -, Tim Golden wrote:
| > [Toon Pieton]
| >
| > | Is there anyway to open a .pdf at a certain page? Been
| > | searching the internet, but couldnt find anything.
| >
| > Pretty certain there isn't. Even if you'd generated the
| > PDF yoursel
| I've had a quick scan around and can't find a way to identify the user
| who is logged in on the machine while a script is running? I've seen a
| few mentions of it being possible using bits of the win32 library but
| I would have liked my software to be portable with no adjustments.
|
| How can
Hi,
I use this:
# This is the file name this code is in
curfile = "findcurdir.py"
#__file__ gives everything so slice off the file name
curdir = __file__[:-len(curfile)]
print curdir
#will print the curdir the file is in
#even if this file(module) has been imported
I hope it helps
Laszlo Antal
Toon Pieton wrote:
> Hey friendly users,
>
> Is there any way to get all the txt files in a certain folder and all of
> its "sub"-folders? With sub-folder I mean all the folders inside the
> previously found folder. Any help would be greatly appreciated
Using the path module from
http://www.jo
On 12/12/06, Toon Pieton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any way to get all the txt files in a certain folder and all of its
> "sub"-folders? With sub-folder I mean all the folders inside the previously
> found folder. Any help would be greatly appreciated
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Co
I'm trying to allow a user to select one option from a list.
My simple code works:
OptionList = ['One', 'Two', 'Three']
while 1:
print 'Here are your options:'
for option in OptionList:
print option
optionChosen = raw_input("Which one do you want? ")
if optionChosen in OptionList:
[Toon Pieton]
| Is there any way to get all the txt files in a certain folder
| and all of its "sub"-folders? With sub-folder I mean all the
| folders inside the previously found folder. Any help would be
| greatly appreciated
Have a look at os.walk and fnmatch
TJG
_
[Toon Pieton]
| Is there anyway to open a .pdf at a certain page? Been
| searching the internet, but couldnt find anything.
Pretty certain there isn't. Even if you'd generated the
PDF yourself and set an internal anchor there doesn't
seem to be a URI which will jump to that point. I'd
be really
Hey friendly users,
Is there any way to get all the txt files in a certain folder and all of its
"sub"-folders? With sub-folder I mean all the folders inside the previously
found folder. Any help would be greatly appreciated
Greetings,
Toon Pieton
___
Hey friendly users,
Is there anyway to open a .pdf at a certain page? Been searching the
internet, but couldnt find anything.
Thanks in advance,
Toon Pieton
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Good morning Users,
I've had a quick scan around and can't find a way to identify the user
who is logged in on the machine while a script is running? I've seen a
few mentions of it being possible using bits of the win32 library but
I would have liked my software to be portable with no adjustments.
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