#x27; the slowest and 'e' flying as fast as its
> spokes can engage, and every click of every wheel produces a viable but
> possibly wrong response. However, each response is unique and in the nth
> iteration where password is found, all previous iterations are unique so
> there is ce
s that true and is it
> a viable change.
>
> I realize my code looks like modified C++ structured code. I am trying to
> become more Python concise but I think that is a matter of writing more and
> more python code.
>
> All suggestions, ideas, critiques are most welcome.
>
> Thank you,
>
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A large percentage of python developers use IPython (the I stands for
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>
> So once all objects have been destroyed, an exception is triggered on class
> variable 'population'.
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n), your program runs
> faster if it avoids creating cyclic garbage in the first place
>
>
Yes is it reliable if you are intending to have non-cyclic data in the first
place (which has no chance of no being gc-ed). This sounds like his use
case.
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> > While on the topic of glade, does anyone know of a working gui
> > builder for
> > glade on windows?
Well there you go. Just needed to look elsewhere:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=98754
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When you have you use Visual Studio, I suggest using the beautiful and
wonder ViEmu. Best $90 I ever spent:
http://www.viemu.com/
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n time environment is IDLE.
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> value = data[start+8:(start+8+length)]
> start = start+8+length
> element = (group_num+element_num)
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> else:
> return elemen
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tion == "LEFT":
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> I've never heard of the type of cable you're using. Can you send a
> link to one to the list?
>
> You're missing most of the USB ideas more than the python ideas.
>
> USB is very very
; RB = chr(0x6B) # k
> LT = chr(0x68) # h
> RT = chr(0x6A) # j
>
> S = chr(0x32)
> s = chr(0x73)
>
> self.close()
> self.open()
>
> msg = [A,B,A,B,A,B,A,B]
> #help(self.handle.bulkWrite)
> help(self.hand
et aside a few days to figure out how to do it.
>
> Compile Mozilla according to the instructions found here using Mozilla 1.9.
>
> BuildingXULRunner has Miro specific instructions
>
> Recompiling Boost ¶
> You shouldn't have to do this unless you're debugging Boost specific is
the sql would be: UPDATE table1 SET address = '123 Easy Street'
> WHERE rec_id = 1
>
> Thanks again,
>
>
> Bill
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;
> > values = urllib.urlencode({'user_name': 'MyUsername',
> 'user_pass':
> > 'MyPass^^', 'login' : 'Login'})
> > req = urllib2.Request('http://www.site.org/index.php', values)
> >
e, you shouldn't hard-code values like 0.8 and 1.2 - but I wanted to
> keep it simple.
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ber. For example, to subtract 80 - 120 % of damage_to_enemy from
> temp_e_hp?
>
> Sorry for all the questions, but I'm totally stumped at the moment.
> Thanks for your time
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> >
> >
> >
> > --
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> > http://ruivaldo.wordpress.com
> >
> > "Rubi? Aquela novela do SBT?"
> > ~ Carla Perez sobre Ruby
> >
> > "Em Python, tudo é o
By writing the unit tests in
cPython/Jython compatible code, you'll be able to run the same tests
on both sets of functions and verify you've completed your port.
==Michael
PS: Sorry about the missing %, it was there when I ran the code. Don
er your code with this loop and
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to OO design. For me considerations of
> cohesion, encapsulation, DRY, testability, and any required reuse or
> flexibility are far more important to design than correspondence with
> tangible objects.
>
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It will allow you to poke around at the innards of your program right
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> both paths? kindly give Solution for this problem..
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t; for what you need to do, but if you could do it this way, it would probably
> be faster.
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C1(C2, C3):
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from the first file as the reference.)
>
> How would I go about doing this.
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at doesn't depend on the
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Pick according to your comfort level/motivation level when choosing
between Configuration and Magic
Probably use Paste(http://pythonpaste.org/), but maybe use a more
involved framework too.
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cation. There is no change system wide, just for the
application that is running. This is *much* safer than using the
system package manager. Its like running a standalone exe like putty
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> working, tho.
>
>
> On Jan 16, 2008, at 10:13 PM, Michael Langford wrote:
>
> > No, but this is quite useful for getting it up and going on your
ttle
> more Python experience and actually do something useful. I found lots
> of noble exhortations to help, but very little in the way of
> specifics. Does anyone know of any ongoing projects that could use
> volunteers? Of the middling-capable range?
>
> Eric
>
> On Jan 16
ogram that did this.. " type of thing to give me some direction. Or does
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ou would do in software like maple, this approach can
greatly simplify the notation over the list/dict approach.
If you're not using python as a huge substitute for a math solver,
then avoid what I said like the plague and use a dict.
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("file.csv")):
s = line.split(",")[1]
try:
f = float(s)
locals()["x%i" % subscript]=f
except:
locals()["x%i" % subscript]=s
print x1
print x0
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> > a slick alternative available now is Flex2 calling python via XMLRPC.
&g
ecent release just a month or so
> ago), but if anyone has any suggestions, that'd be great.
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m your python backend).
If you're really trying to avoid writing your own HTML out, the table
example from GWT(
http://gwt.google.com/samples/KitchenSink/KitchenSink.html#Panels) will do
what you're looking for. Pyjamas(http://code.google.com/p/pyjamas/) will
generate GWT code from pyt
= [record]
> >
> > Once you get ~ 80,000 records it starts slowing down pretty badly (I
> > would too ...).
> >
> > Here's hoping there is a really fast, pythonic way of doing this!
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asses and arrays until the
> entire file has been read, then remove the file from memory. I first tried
> to use the basic Python XML libraries, and then my friend recommended SAX -
> but so far as I can tell, either method requires numerous lines of code to
> support one new tag. Is
File "C:/Python25/attributecrit.py", line 15, in
> crit1 = Critter("Poochie")
> TypeError: default __new__ takes no parameters
>
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If you are going to go with a processor on which you can embed Linux,
there is a python in the buildroot tree, however buildroot can be
quite the crap shoot, depending on processor and mix of applications
(It didn't work on the last board I was using
gt; x=0
> >>> for n in range(5):
> x = n+x
> <--Extra line
> here!
> >>> print x
> 10
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be done with python. Or you can just parse the ifconfig output.
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but should work)
while not os.path.isfile("/var/jobs"):
datafile = file("/var/jobs")
map(myFileProcessingFunc,datafile.readlines())
datafile.close()
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If you're on a unix-like OS, use netcat:
http://netcat.sourceforge.net/
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r example
> 'Second Worksheet' also, but I was just trying to get the 'first_files'
> working first. Instead of opening them each time, should I construct some
> type of data that stores the file, it's worksheets, and its modification
> times for each file fo
room for
> mischief in between.
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> Another problem is that the task may fail and need redoing, but I think I
> can solve that given a solution to the above.
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func_once_cleanup(print_and_return_big_list)
print_and_return_big_list(
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> it. Is there any way to do this or am I stuck with the (IMO ugly) loop
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That's not really a working solution. My available development platform is a
Vista machine. I don't have an available XP platform. XP built exes run fine
on Vista, just not vice versa.
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mpile down to an exeis it a valid
alternative? Should my CPython utility be compatible with ipy? I only use
the random,time,sys, and serial modules. I really know nothing about ipy.
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> Check\eDoseCheck.py", line 44, in
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rid of the error
> (or hide it) so that it's not visible to the person running the
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into the
python area of my brain. Python does not support that operation for +
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comma operator.
b+="," + r
Was not doing exactly what I said. What it's doing is creating a new string
from the one named by b, the string literal "," , and the one named by r.
After creating the string it assigns the name b to the new string.
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