Just so y'all know, I replaced all the urlopen, read, write, nonsense with
the following:
urllib.request.urlretrieve(url_root + this_file, os.path.join(file_root,
this_file))
and it's all good :)
Mark
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On 11/28/2011 12:31 PM, Mark Lybrand wrote:
Sorry for not providing all the required info. I am running python 3.2 on
windows vista. I determined the files are double spaced by viewong them
(random sampling) in notepad++. Not double spaced on server by downloading
one in the browser. Can I use th
Sorry for not providing all the required info. I am running python 3.2 on
windows vista. I determined the files are double spaced by viewong them
(random sampling) in notepad++. Not double spaced on server by downloading
one in the browser. Can I use the 'Wu' flag when writing. I might just be
'w'
On 11/28/2011 04:28 AM, Mark Lybrand wrote:
Okay, so I just started to learn Python. I have been working through Dive
Into Python 3 and the Google stuff (great exercises IMHO, totally fun).
However, with Dive, I had an issue with him referencing the files in the
example directory, which from t
Okay, so I just started to learn Python. I have been working through Dive
Into Python 3 and the Google stuff (great exercises IMHO, totally fun).
However, with Dive, I had an issue with him referencing the files in the
example directory, which from the website seem very unhandy. Although I
have
