ject,
since the laptop has Ubuntu 12.04 OS.
Any suggestions, script, or point me in a direction would be greatly
appreciated.
Sincere thanks!
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terminal) 10 spaces.
Then print the string there.
I wonder if what I'm looking for is the "Curses" library?
I'm running Python 2.6 in Linux and 2.7 in Window.
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Thanks Dave A for your Tips!!
I greatly appreciate. :-D
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Thanks Alan for the tips!!!
I greatly appreciate. :-D
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Well I've made some progress in terminal mode.
The OS is Ubuntu 12.04 LXDE desktop
This script works.
It prompts for the url, lets the user confirm download and then runs the
video in Gnome-Player.
Once Gnome-Player is dropped by the user, it prompts to either move the
file to storage or delete.
Hi Python gang.
In my Ubuntu system, I'm pondering a first GUI Python project:
1) Prompt for a user input string.
The intended string would be a youtube URL
2) Call youtube-dl to download the file
3) When the file is downloaded, call GnomePlayer or VLC to play the file
I'm new at Python and ha
Hi Tammy,
I wonder how big your csv file is?
I have ever read a small csv file into one variable.
Even a csv file with 100 rows.
And then split it into identified fields from there.
I look at the csv file with Notepad++ to see if the data rows end with a
\r or a \n.
I then split that into a list an
I have a python script that I've created.
It logs into an online email service and sends out an email.
It works in my Linux box, and it works in my Windows 7 box.
I've also converted it with Py2EXE and it works as an executable in my
Win-7 box.
The issue is, I made it for someone else to use in hi
Thanks for your good comments.
I do think I found a work around
body = ""
for x in range(0,len(line_array)):
test_line = len(re.findall(r'[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{2}/[0-9]{4}',
line_array[x]))
if test_line > 0:
body = body + line_array[x]+"\n"
For each iteration re.findall returns a lis
Thanks so much Steve and Mark!
You've given me a lot to chew on. :-D
I'll pursue!
More Python FUN!!
Based on your description, I think the best way to do this is:
# remove blank lines
line_array = [line for line in line_array if l
Hello Python Friends.
I have a string array, called "line_array".
There may be up to 50 or more elements in the array.
So:
- line_array[1] may contain "01/04/2013 10:43 AM17,410,217
DEV-ALL-01-04-13.rlc\n"
- line_array[2] may contain "01/25/2013 03:21 PM17,431,230
DEV-ALL-01-25-2
Hello,
I'm new the the group and new to programming in Python.
I would like to find a source, book etc of Python learning projects.
Projects that are useful for standard Linux activities like bulk
renaming files, managing repository packages.
Maybe python scripts that incorporate "LAME" for mod
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