> Hi, I just started picking up python
yesterday, and have already come> across something that has me
stumped. I want some code that does> this:> > a =
foo(a)> b = foo(b)> c = foo(c)> > So I try to do
this with a for loop, like so:> > for i in [a, b,
c]:> i = foo(i)> print
i # ma
> The problem is at the end where i try and get the number of
> Tries the user has tried it would just reset everytime the button
> in clicked, so my question is how would i go about getting
> the number of times the button is clicked and the anwser is wrong.
>def number_anwser(self):
>
Hi all,
I'm doing some failure testing for a python script that uses urllib and urllib2
to open a web page and post data. If the server's apache is down or if I change
the ip address the script is trying to contact to be a bogus address, the script
handles it prefectly. When I unplug the ethernet
On Fri, 2006-06-30 at 13:58 +, Patty wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm doing some failure testing for a python script that uses urllib and
> urllib2
> to open a web page and post data. If the server's apache is down or if I
> change
> the ip address the script is trying to contact to be a bogus address
On Fri, 30 Jun 2006, Patty wrote:
> I'm doing some failure testing for a python script that uses urllib and
> urllib2 to open a web page and post data Is there a way I can
> implement a timeout to handle this problem?
I don't have any firsth-hand knowledge on this, but
http://www.voidspace.o
Hi again,
> > problem?
> import socket
> if not socket.getdefaulttimeout():
> socket.setdefaulttimeout(25.0)
>
I'm sorry I forgot to mention that I'm using python 2.2.3, and this version
doesn't have those methods.
Patty
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Terry Carroll schrieb:
> You can just use a series of Queues, where each Queue represents the work
> being passed from one thread to the other.
If you want, you can have a look at my threadpool module, which implements
exactly this pattern. It is basically nothing more than an elaborate example o
Hi, my name is Hafsa
I am new to programming in Python. Basically i am working with regular _expression_ matching using Python. I have a problem with saving output from the regular _expression_ matches in a text file. Can you guide me how to save the output returned by a regular _expression_ grou
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> Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 12:51 PM
> To: Tutor
> Subject: [Tutor] classes and functions
>
> how to use classes and functions in python
> thanks
What do you need to know? Have you r
Hi Hafsa,
> Can you guide me how to save the output returned by a regular expression
> group, into a text file? for instance for the following regular
> expression:
[regex cut]
> If the above regular expression is searched for in a file, how can i
> save the output matches from the group "na
>def double(s):
>"double: string -> string
>doubles up the input string s."
>return s + s
Gaah. Typos. My apologies. Here's a correction to double()
def double(s):
"""double: string -> string
Doubles up the input string s. For example, double("
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