Hi,
Does anyone know where I can get some info on the funtion httpFetch.
Its being imported and used in a file I am adding code to and I would
like to understand what it does. An example of its usage:
response = httpFetch.httpFetch(url, sessionID, someValue)
Thanks
Kieran
-- "Behind every great
kieran flanagan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know where I can get some info on the funtion httpFetch. Its
> being imported and used in a file I am adding code to and I would like
> to understand what it does. An example of its usage:
>
> response = httpFetch.httpFetch(url, sessionID, someValue)
I'm trying to sort [1] a list of people randomly into groups. My guess
is that a list of lists will do the trick here. However, the randrange
fails with an empty range. How can I check for this? I thought that my
pupils list wouldn't reach zero with the while len(pupils)>0: would
keep it above 0.
Chris,
> I do like the way you simplified using the random function,
> I need to start thinking like that.
It is quite clever but quite a subtle twist for a beginner to think
of.
However even in your version there is a pattern you should look
out for:
>> coin = random.randrange(2)
>>
Adam Cripps wrote:
> I'm trying to sort [1] a list of people randomly into groups. My guess
> is that a list of lists will do the trick here. However, the randrange
> fails with an empty range. How can I check for this? I thought that my
> pupils list wouldn't reach zero with the while len(pupils)>
On Thu, 18 May 2006, Chris Delgado wrote:
> Kent,
>
> So if you have just been reading, I suggest you try writing a few small
> programs as warmups."
>
> I think you are right on the money here. I need to write some more
> simple stuff.
Chris, I'd also suggest that, once you have a few toy p
Terry Carroll wrote:
> On Thu, 18 May 2006, Chris Delgado wrote:
>
>
>> Kent,
>>
>> So if you have just been reading, I suggest you try writing a few small
>> programs as warmups."
>>
>> I think you are right on the money here. I need to write some more
>> simple stuff.
>>
>
> Chris, I'd
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Howdy, Do you know how to create instances of dictionaries, lists, integers, longs, etc witho
Bill Carson wrote:
> Do you know how to create instances of dictionaries, lists, integers,
> longs, etc without having to specify it in code...
>
> Instead of specifying:
> a={"bla":1}
> or ...
> a=[1,2,3]
>
> Is there another way??
I'm not really sure what you are looking
Ok, I’m looking to create a quick debug function that prints
out the current function that is running (to help in debugging what functions
are being run). I know that I can use a debugger to get a stack trace (and
I do), but I’m still curious about this problem. Here’s what
I’ve got so fa
Hi there,
I'm tasked to write a Paython script which is supposed to hit a web site and download a shapefile from that web site. I don't have any clue and would like your help. I use 9.x if this matter.
Thank you.
Matt.
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While attempting to add images to a canvas programmatically, I wrote
the following:
for i in os.listdir('./icons/terrain'):
self.terrainScreen["height"] = str(int(self.terrainScreen["height"])+50)
debug(self.terrainScreen["height"]+" height of terrainScreen",5)
img = PhotoIm
On 5/19/06, MATATA EMMANUEL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> Hi there,
Hi!
>
> I'm tasked to write a Paython script which is supposed to hit a web site and
> download a shapefile from that web site.
Cool. Look at urllib in your python documentation.
> I don't have any clue and
Me neither :)
>
Hey Matata,
>From the website http://www.boddie.org.uk/python/HTML.html:
import urllib
# Get a file-like object for the Python Web site's home page.
f = urllib.urlopen("http://www.python.org";)
# Read from the object, storing the page's contents in 's'.
s = f.read()
f.close()
Hope this helps,
Terry, Thank you for the suggestions. I am going to stick with these little toy programs as you aptly put them to make sure I have a good grasp on the basics. I completely agree with you that I need to do something that I want to solve a problem with and in fact, thats whats motivated me to find
Henry Finucane wrote:
> While attempting to add images to a canvas programmatically, I wrote
> the following:
> for i in os.listdir('./icons/terrain'):
> self.terrainScreen["height"] = str(int(self.terrainScreen["height"])+50)
> debug(self.terrainScreen["height"]+" height of terrainScre
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