I'm developing an application to do interlineal (an extreme type of
literal) translations of natural language texts and xml. Here's an example
of a text:
'''Para eso son los amigos. Para celebrar las gracias del otro.'''
and the expected translation with all of the original tags, whitespace,
etc
I set out to learn programming with a single practical task in mind, a
cross-platform literal translation tool. I've included more detail below
for those who are curious. Not terribly fond of programming, I initially
hoped for an easy out, that I could find some existing code to modify to
my needs
is there any way from the idle shell to recall the last line(s) of code
entered like or does for DOS prompt or BASH?
brian
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i too am a newbie to programming (except BASIC over 20 years ago!).
randrange() didnt seem to be in the random module (pyth2.4.2)
random() IS but it doesn;t seem to take arguments. it returns a float
between 0.0 and 0., so random.random()*2 means half will be
(0.0-0.9) & half (1.0-1.9
