I'm working on a module consisting of a number of scripts that handle
communications over a serial connection. I would like someway for the
user to be able to specify which serial port to be used based on a
config file in the same directory as the user's program. Should I
place the parsing system i
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There are at least a couple of python interfaces to postgresql, but psycopg
follows the DB-API spec. You shouldn't have to use the postgresql engine
directly.
http://www.initd.org/pub/software/psycopg/
The cool bit is that the examples you see that follow DB-API will apply to
postgresql, exce
Unless you have a specific reason for choosing postgresql (an excellent
database, just not the easiest), such as having an existing
installation, desiring networked access, or nice features such as type
safety, you might want to consider SQLite instead. Also, if you stick to
the DB-API spec, yo
Hey, I thought programming was all about the shortcuts ;-)
I'm sorry to not be clear. I've done several excellent python +
postgresql tutorials, but the one I have not found is wxPython +
postgresql (or any database).
Specifically, how would you take your sql results and set the values of
you
Hey Bill,
Bill Mais wrote:
> I'm a newbie to python and would like to build a database app with
> wxpython and postgresql.
I would suggest you first write the basic app to work from the command
line. It's easy to debug that way and enables you to focus on the
critical features of your app witho
Nathan McBride wrote:
> That's a great tip I'll have to save than.
Nathan,
I'm not sure why you sent this three times, but we've gotten it, if
you're worried about it.
Thanks,
-Luke
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That's a great tip I'll have to save than.
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Hi Nathan,
Nathan McBride wrote
That's a great tip I'll have to save than.
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Hi Nathan,
Nathan McBride wrote
Bill Mais wrote:
> I'm a newbie to python and would like to build a database app with
> wxpython and postgresql. Aside from Dabo, I have not found any
> tutorials that cover reading and writing to a database. Is it so easy
> that examples are not needed or so impossible that no one can do it.
I'm a newbie to python and would like to build a database app with
wxpython and postgresql. Aside from Dabo, I have not found any
tutorials that cover reading and writing to a database. Is it so easy
that examples are not needed or so impossible that no one can do it.
Can someone point me in
That's a great tip I'll have to save than.
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Hi Nathan,
Nathan McBride wrote
You should try some of the Python tutorials out there. There's a difference
between tuples and lists, and the parameter list passed to the string
formatting operator must be a tuple. String formatting will also solve your
second problem.
Also, the library reference is your friend. I particu
That's a great tip I'll have to save than.
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Subject: Re: [Tutor] how to get response from os.system()
Hi Nathan,
Nathan McBride wrote
Dear Chris, list,
cheers for the great help: very valuable indeed.
Chris Fuller wrote:
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for proxyq in choices:
q = questions[proxyq]
answer = raw_input('%dx%d = ' % tuple(q))
if int(answer) == q[0]*q[1]:
print 'correct'
else:
print 'incorrect'
Hi Nathan,
Nathan McBride wrote:
> Yup I use the pexpect module for a lot however couldn't get 'pexpect.run' to
> work with mysqldump piping to gzip
>
Just to hazard a guess -- when you want to pipe commands with pexpect
you have to spawn ('run', it seems, would work the same way) the shell
c
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