"André Walker-Loud " writes:
> In this case, the “tab” alignment does not make it an integer number
> of 4 spaces - so when I try and edit the file on a different machine,
> with another editor (TextWrangler) that does actually put all tabs to
> 4 spaces, I end up breaking my files often.
This i
Hi All,
I haven’t found an answer yet to this question via google or tutor archives.
For those of you who use emacs as an editor, I have the following problem.
I have edited my .emacs file to have
(add-hook 'python-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(setq indent-tabs-mode t)
(
would this work?
>>>
a="fe01b8412756fe02fe01b9416239fe02fe01ba41ad88fe02fe01bb41e8e7fe02fe01bc4112fbfe02fe01bd415794fe02"
>>> b=a.replace('fe02fe01','fe02\nfe01').split('\n')
>>> for c in b:
... p
On 2014-12-03 21:36, shweta kaushik wrote:
Hi Joel,
Yes all lines start with fe01 and ends with fe02.
Might this problem not be more easily solved using the re module?
import re
pat_obj = re.compile(r'fe01[0-9a-f]+?fe02')
my_list = pat_obj.findall(string2split)
I tried few things and able t
Hi Joel,
Yes all lines start with fe01 and ends with fe02.
I tried few things and able to split it as list and then I want to split it
into bytes of two like s= fe 01 but when I am taking s[0] then it is
giving only f instead of fe.
On 04-Dec-2014 3:47 am, "Joel Goldstick" wrote:
> On Wed, Dec
