vanam wrote:
>
> i started slowly learning python as i dont have much exposure to it
> and i wanted to know what are all branches there in python actually i
> installed py 2.5 recently i come across question in groups about the
> gui where in pygtk should be installed.My question is without thi
i started slowly learning python as i dont have much exposure to it and i
wanted to know what are all branches there in python actually i installed py
2.5 recently i come across question in groups about the gui where in pygtk
should be installed.My question is without this installation could i ab
Yes i did a mistake in expressing my problem below are the instances of the
script and its corresponding output,for each instance its giving contrasting
result i want explanation for that
[1]:def squ(n):
return n*n
filter(squ,range(3))>output is not seen on the interpreter
ma
"Original Brownster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> The program finds stream urls, downloads them, re-encodes them to
> othe
> formats, all this functionality I have created in one module with
> one
> class called Streamrip and methods to handle this.
Good so far.
One nitpick is that class names
Hi,
what i've ended up doing is the following
define a EmpiricalScore class that has all the methods for computing
results
define a single method in the evaluation class that is called
Score. This method simply walks though a list and executes the
methods in that list. There may be one
Original Brownster wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm fairly new to using OOP and very new to Python, my first program is
> coming along well and I have split the code into 2 modules.
>
> The program finds stream urls, downloads them, re-encodes them to othe
> formats, all this functionality I have created in one
Hi,
I'm fairly new to using OOP and very new to Python, my first program is
coming along well and I have split the code into 2 modules.
The program finds stream urls, downloads them, re-encodes them to othe
formats, all this functionality I have created in one module with one
class called Streamri
Hello,
I want to thank all you for the all help that you have been lending to
me for the past months. My masters thesis is now finished and I have to
say that it has been very succesfull. This is something that would have
been impossible if not for all the help that you gave to me. I was
thin
Hi Everybody,
I have a question about structuring first pygtk program now that I
have the basics working, I am moving to the next step of organizing my
program so it doesn't turn into spaghetti code. Right now, what I'm doing is
if a component of the GUI is used in more than one spot, I mak
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Wanted to give you an update. It is working now. Thank you
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vanam wrote:
> ya i am sure about that i am using python editor which has python
> intrepreter attached to it i got the same output for both filter and map
> def squ(n):
>y = n*n
> print y
> filter(y,range(3))->0 1 4
> map(y,range(3))->0 1 4
You are not printing the result of either the fi
vanam wrote:
> i want to know the difference between filter(function,sequence) and
> map(function,sequence).
>>> print filter.__doc__
filter(function or None, sequence) -> list, tuple, or string
Return those items of sequence for which function(item) is true. If
function is None, return the ite
vanam wrote:
> ya i am sure about that i am using python editor which has python
> intrepreter attached to it i got the same output for both filter and map
> def squ(n):
>y = n*n
> print y
> filter(y,range(3))->0 1 4
> map(y,range(3))->0 1 4
This is quite different that what you posted the
On Tue, 23 Jan 2007, vanam wrote:
> i want to know the difference between filter(function,sequence) and
> map(function,sequence).
Hi Vanam,
They may both take functions as input, but the intention of the functions
is different. In the case of filter(), the input function is used to cull
the
ya i am sure about that i am using python editor which has python
intrepreter attached to it i got the same output for both filter and map
def squ(n):
y = n*n
print y
filter(y,range(3))->0 1 4
map(y,range(3))->0 1 4
On 1/23/07, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
vanam wrote:
> i want t
vanam wrote:
> i want to know the difference between filter(function,sequence) and
> map(function,sequence).I tried for a simple script with an function
> which finds the square of the number,after including separately filter
> and map in the script i am getting the same results for instance
> d
i want to know the difference between filter(function,sequence) and
map(function,sequence).I tried for a simple script with an function which
finds the square of the number,after including separately filter and map in
the script i am getting the same results for instance
def squ(x):
return x*x
Gizmo wrote:
> Hello
> I am learning Python via the excellent Dive Into Python book. I have
> little question
>
> 1)
> >>> import os
> >>> type(os.environ)
>
>
> Why is this considered "instance" ? Should'nt it be "dict" type?
> I have a feeling I am missing something deeper here.
'instance'
Hello
I am learning Python via the excellent Dive Into Python book. I have little
question
1)
import os
type(os.environ)
Why is this considered "instance" ? Should'nt it be "dict" type?
I have a feeling I am missing something deeper here.
2) What would happen if I did this
os.environ = {}
On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 20:14:31 +
"Asrarahmed Kadri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I am trying to save a tkinter canvas using canvas.postscript() method...
>
> The thing works fine when the canvas size is small; but it gets cut (from
> the top and left side) when the size increases
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