Kent Johnson wrote:
> Kirk Bailey wrote:
>> OK, my project is to come up with a wiki which is easy to install and
>> use in a windows laptop, to wikify the notebook into a hypernotebook.
>>
>> ok, it must be EASY to install. And LEGAL.
>>
>> MiniWiki is in python. I can do it in a self extractin
Kirk Bailey wrote:
> OK, my project is to come up with a wiki which is easy to install and
> use in a windows laptop, to wikify the notebook into a hypernotebook.
>
> ok, it must be EASY to install. And LEGAL.
>
> MiniWiki is in python. I can do it in a self extracting installer as
> there is a
Arild B. Næss wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm working on a python script for a task in statistical language
> processing. Briefly put it all boils down to counting different
> things in very large text files, doing simple computations on these
> counts and storing the results. I have been using pytho
Switanek, Nick wrote:
> Kent,
>
> Thank you for the good suggestions. As you suspected, the data were not
> what I thought they were, which is a comforting thought since that's
> more evidence that I can trust python but can't always trust myself (no
> surprise there). I have multiple years of ent
Bill Sconce wrote:
> On Thu, 22 Feb 2007 13:51:35 -0700
> "Andrew Liimatta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> I have a directory that is filled with DICOM files that I obtained
>> by using the Offis DICOM tool kit.
>
> Ah. The light dawns. I should offer to communicate with you off-list,
> and re
OK, my project is to come up with a wiki which is easy to install and
use in a windows laptop, to wikify the notebook into a hypernotebook.
ok, it must be EASY to install. And LEGAL.
MiniWiki is in python. I can do it in a self extracting installer as
there is a nice free pone out there somepla
Hey there, and thanks for all your help here, i started getting some
values that look like what they are supposed to. Funny, i have been
with python for over a year, and just downloaded a hex cheatsheet.
thanks again for all of the help, gents.
shawn
On 2/23/07, Alan Gauld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
I am attempting to embed Python in a C++ app and have a question
before I get too far into it.
Is is possible to to dynamically create an extension module?
eg, I want a module name spam and I have a stuct that contains all my
method names, and a pointer to the proper c++ function to call
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