> "Daniel McQuay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>
>> I wondering if any one uses Python to do such things as defragment,
>> clean up
>> temp files, check for hard drive errors, check for unusual processes
>> running, and so on.
Watch and be amazed...
import os
os.system('defrag.
Dear elis:
I just read the large volume of messages that you have sent causing mild
confusion and misunderstanding relating to your OCR project. You have
expressed wishes to learn python quickly, and to take a class. Therefore, I
suggest you look here - any of these are more than enough of
"Daniel McQuay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I wondering if any one uses Python to do such things as defragment,
> clean up
> temp files, check for hard drive errors, check for unusual processes
> running, and so on.
Mostly I rely on Windows schedulling to do those things because
the tools exist
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>* elis aeris (Mon, 2 Jul 2007 02:32:07 -0700)
>> i won't do that again, i am a 2 day newbie (hello)
>>
>> uh,
>>
>> how about a less quick one that's built-in in python ?
>
> Are you replying to me? Please quote the par
Hi all,
i need script which open two text files and take first word from the
first file, runn throught first fords of second file and give me result
if its there or not...
what i have so far is:
import re, string
# Nacitanie suborov na porovnanie
subor1 = open("snow.txt", "r")
subor2 = open("
"elis aeris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> The letter I equals to "282" because it has 2 points on the y axis
> of the
> first point, and 8 points on the y axis on the second, and then 2 on
> the
> last one.
>
> So the string would be translated into:
>
> 282017220300004222400722240172206 a
Daniel McQuay wrote:
> I wondering if any one uses Python to do such things as defragment,
> clean up temp files, check for hard drive errors, check for unusual
> processes running, and so on. I am in charge of maintaining a lot of
> Windows PC's and it would make life so much easier if i could
Daniel McQuay wrote:
> I wondering if any one uses Python to do such things as defragment,
> clean up temp files, check for hard drive errors, check for unusual
> processes running, and so on. I am in charge of maintaining a lot of
> Windows PC's and it would make life so much easier if i could
Hey guys,
I wondering if any one uses Python to do such things as defragment, clean up
temp files, check for hard drive errors, check for unusual processes
running, and so on. I am in charge of maintaining a lot of Windows PC's and
it would make life so much easier if i could automate some of the
On Monday 02 July 2007 00:38, ALAN GAULD wrote:
> > > >> In [6]:f7([97, 98, 99])
> > > >> Out[6]:'abc'
> > >
> > > I can't remember which tool does this - IronPython maybe?
> >
> > It's IPython -- http://ipython.scipy.org/moin/
>
> Now for some reason I assumed IPython was the IDE for IronPython.
>
they cancelled this class
http://reg.cstudies.ubc.ca/course_info.cfm?courseid=IP468
due to low enrollment.
I'd love to be in a class.
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hi steve, I have summer class for next three monday
and wednesday evenings. we'll catch up someday. sorry,
ron
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Greetings,
I am new, and have been lurking and reading Python tutorials in the
background, while reading the posts from this list. Since I have looked
at so many things, I'm not sure where I found this, but it works great
(I'm running a version of Debian GNU/Linux). I use the vim text editor,
Mike Hoy wrote:
> is it possible to take information contained inside a text file and put
> it into a list? My text file contains info derived from a list so it
> looks like this: ['foo','bar'].
If the file is Python syntax (including an assignment) you can import it
directly. Or try one of the
* elis aeris (Mon, 2 Jul 2007 02:32:07 -0700)
> i won't do that again, i am a 2 day newbie (hello)
>
> uh,
>
> how about a less quick one that's built-in in python ?
Are you replying to me? Please quote the parts you are referring to.
Anyway, Python does not come with "built-in pop-up support".
i won't do that again, i am a 2 day newbie (hello)
uh,
how about a less quick one that's built-in in python ?
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* elis aeris (Sun, 1 Jul 2007 22:27:11 -0700)
> uh, can i ask about something very quickly?
Don't hijack a completely unreleated thread.
> how do i write a function to do
>
> a pop up window with designated window name, type (ok, cancel, those) and
> message?
Okay, a very quick answer: EasyGU
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