"Rance Hall" wrote
But shop owner wants to do something nicer with the customer
receipts.
He is talking shop logos and pdf files.
The simplest technique is probably to generate an HTML file and then
get the OS to print that for you via the default browser.
Google keeps bringing up Report
Hi,
I'm trying to make a small improvement on a data entry program and it is
literally giving me a headache. I would appreciate your help or suggestions.
The actual program uses Autocomplete entry widgets [1], which is a subclass of
the Tkinter Entry widget. The sample code below uses a simpl
I've finally finished my currency exchange program thanks to help from this
list and another list. It updates the exchange rates via an xml feed etc.
Feedback on it would be appreciated please:
http://www.dinksoftware.com/astute_currency_analyzer.php
Dink
sadly you didn't take into account Linux users
On 12/3/10, Eddie wrote:
> I've finally finished my currency exchange program thanks to help from this
> list and another list. It updates the exchange rates via an xml feed etc.
>
> Feedback on it would be appreciated please:
> http://www.dinksoftw
"Eddie" wrote in message
news:aanlktimxrajnbvj9egx4diqbwrb1ltfa9quv2fdeq...@mail.gmail.com...
I've finally finished my currency exchange program thanks to help
from this
list and another list. It updates the exchange rates via an xml
feed etc.
If you wrote it in Python why only Windows sup
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 8:07 AM, Alan Gauld wrote:
>
> "Eddie" wrote in message
> news:aanlktimxrajnbvj9egx4diqbwrb1ltfa9quv2fdeq...@mail.gmail.com...
>
> I've finally finished my currency exchange program thanks to help from
>> this
>> list and another list. It updates the exchange rates via an
I didn't find any of his previous questions as well -
Looks like he just registered on this list to try and promote his product.
Sneaky!
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 2:21 PM, Joel Goldstick wrote:
>
> On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 8:07 AM, Alan Gauld wrote:
>
>>
>> "Eddie" wrote in message
>> news:aanlktim
Thanks, everyone! While I do not understand the function provided a
few messages back, it works perfectly. The rest of the responses were
very interesting. I need to try, yet again, to really understand list
comprehensions, possibly the most difficult topic I have yet come
across, along with the co
I have a float variable that is very long.
>>> float_a = 1.16667
However, I want to pass the value of float_a to float_b, but I want the float
to be accurate to two decimal points.
>>> float_a = 1.16667
>>> print "%.2f" % float_a
1.17
I tried the following:
>>> float_b = "%.2f" % float_a
>>>
you have two options
1) either type cast like float_b = float(etcetc)
2) use round method which available inbuilt
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 12:22 AM, Christopher Spears
wrote:
>
> I have a float variable that is very long.
>
> >>> float_a = 1.16667
>
> However, I want to pass the value of float_a to
On 12/3/2010 1:52 PM, Christopher Spears wrote:
I have a float variable that is very long.
float_a = 1.16667
However, I want to pass the value of float_a to float_b, but I want the float
to be accurate to two decimal points.
float_a = 1.16667
print "%.2f" % float_a
1.17
I tried the foll
On 12/3/2010 10:52 AM Christopher Spears said...
I have a float variable that is very long.
float_a = 1.16667
However, I want to pass the value of float_a to float_b, but I want the float
to be accurate to two decimal points.
float_a = 1.16667
print "%.2f" % float_a
1.17
I tried the fol
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 1:52 PM, Christopher Spears
wrote:
float_a = 1.16667
>
> However, I want to pass the value of float_a to float_b, but I want the float
> to be accurate to two decimal points.
Use the built-in round() function, like this:
>>> a = 1.16667
>>> print a
1.16667
>>> b = ro
"Christopher Spears" wrote
I have a float variable that is very long.
float_a = 1.16667
Thats not really very long!
However, I want to pass the value of float_a to float_b,
but I want the float to be accurate to two decimal points.
float_a = 1.16667
print "%.2f" % float_a
1.17
Round
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 1:52 PM, Christopher Spears wrote:
>
> I have a float variable that is very long.
>
> >>> float_a = 1.16667
>
> However, I want to pass the value of float_a to float_b, but I want the
> float to be accurate to two decimal points.
>
> >>> float_a = 1.16667
> >>> print "%.2f"
Aaahhh, got it! Peace! I did two things wrong: (1) I didn't use a tcl
StringVar() to get the entry widget contents (2) I didn't consistently close
the
menus generated by previous attempts to run the program, which led to
inconsistent results.
I'll paste the working code below. It's partially i
Hello Albert-Jan:
I am glad you made the comment below. I was fascinated with the fact that your
code was partly in English/Python and also in Dutch. I am a linguist so have
great interest in bilingualism. How does this work in practice? I mean as a
programmer, with native language other tha
On Fri, 3 Dec 2010, Albert-Jan Roskam wrote:
I'm trying to make a small improvement on a data entry program and it is
literally giving me a headache.
Followed shortly thereafter with:
On Fri, 3 Dec 2010, Albert-Jan Roskam wrote:
Aaahhh, got it! Peace! ... I'll paste the working code below. I
hi I have a file and it is in chunks:
I want to be able to select the number that follows 'Elution: ' where the line
startswith (TITLE)(say
72.958) and check if it is larger than my choice of number (say
71.4). If it is then I want to print chunk from BEGIN LINE to END
LINE separated by one empty
Its Windows only as that is what I am more comfortable with and I don't use
Linux (tried and not had much luck with it really). Yes, the installer is
Windows only.
Also, No, I didn't just register on thsi list, I've been registered on this
list for years.
Dink
On 4 December 2010 01:54, Evans Any
Please post the exact contents of "test_script_test.py", don't paraphrase,
don't abbreviate. A good place to post code snippets are here:
http://pastebin.com/
That said, I'll try to put down some of the troubleshooting thought process
you should be having.
Firstly, the error message is telling yo
Hello everybody, I'm new to the mailing list so I'm pretty sure I'll have
lots of questions:)
It's a very basic question I have and everybody might look at this
question and say, "Wow, she reallly doesn't get it?" But oh well. Here's my
question: I'm in Chapter 2 of my Python Programming Third Edi
Hello Ava/Ashley
On 4 December 2010 01:47, Ashley Blackwell wrote:
> Exactly what is a newline character?
Not all characters used to encode information are printable/displayable
characters like the letters in the alphabet or numerals or punctuation and
symbols. There's several "special" chara
Ava:
On an old typewriter when you slapped that mechanical arm two separate
but related things happened.
1) the page advanced to the next line of text.
2) the carriage was returnedt to the beginning of the line of text.
If you were careful about the way you slapped that mechanical arm, you
could
On 12/3/10, Ashley Blackwell wrote:
> Hello everybody, I'm new to the mailing list so I'm pretty sure I'll have
> lots of questions:)
That is what the list is for. :)
>
> It's a very basic question I have and everybody might look at this
> question and say, "Wow, she reallly doesn't get it?" But o
Ashley Blackwell wrote:
Hello everybody, I'm new to the mailing list so I'm pretty sure I'll have
lots of questions:)
It's a very basic question I have and everybody might look at this
question and say, "Wow, she reallly doesn't get it?" But oh well. Here's my
question: I'm in Chapter 2 of my Py
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 3:04 AM, Rance Hall wrote:
> Ava:
>
> On an old typewriter when you slapped that mechanical arm two separate
> but related things happened.
>
> 1) the page advanced to the next line of text.
> 2) the carriage was returnedt to the beginning of the line of text.
>
> If you wer
Hs Hs wrote:
hi I have a file and it is in chunks:
I want to be able to select the number that follows 'Elution: ' where the line
startswith (TITLE)(say
72.958) and check if it is larger than my choice of number (say
71.4). If it is then I want to print chunk from BEGIN LINE to END
LINE separa
Hello I am totally new to python and our last assignment is that we have to
create a Gui Application game similar to Hangman. The game allows the user to
guess a movie title from hints and allows the player to also guess a letter in
the title. Right now I just have the GUI set up. Whatever
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 7:08 AM, wrote:
>
> Hello I am totally new to python and our last assignment is that we have to
> create a Gui Application game similar to Hangman. The game allows the user
> to guess a movie title from hints and allows the player to also guess a
> letter in the title. Righ
tgreen...@aol.com wrote:
Hello I am totally new to python and our last assignment is that we have to
create a Gui Application game similar to Hangman. The game allows the user to
guess a movie title from hints and allows the player to also guess a letter in
the title. Right now I just have
I just went to sign up for the main Python help list and discovered that it
is a "closed" list, in the sense that the answers to queries are kept
private between the questioner and the helpers, rather than shared with
everyone on the list.
My question: Is there a general Python help list that is o
Joel Schwartz, 04.12.2010 08:19:
I just went to sign up for the main Python help list and discovered that it
is a "closed" list
What (and where) is the "main Python help list"?
Stefan
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