Kayode Odeyemi wrote:
> Thanks so much. This is exactly what I'm looking for. In addition, since
> fields is obviously a dict, I won't want to have to display it's keys
> repeatedly. Is there a way to get the keys once, have it displayed and
> used as columns, then it's values are displayed beneat
Hi all,
This is my attempt to generate all pairs of relatively prime pairs of
nonnegative integers (n, m) such that n + m <= N, using the Stern-Brocot tree.
def rp_bounded_sum(n, i = 0, p = (0, 1), q = (1, 1), S = set([(0, 1), (1, 1)])):
# Returns a set S with all relatively prime pairs (a,
On 09/08/11 08:44, Robert Johansson wrote:
def rp_bounded_sum(n, i = 0, p = (0, 1), q = (1, 1), S = set([(0, 1),
(1, 1)])):
Strangely, (to me) it seems that the function remembers the set S
between different calls:
That's correct. Python evaluates the default parameter value once at
functi
On 09/08/11 02:00, Helen Brown wrote:
...I have place
comment as to what I want the modules to do but that is as far as I can
go. Can someone lead me to the finish line ?
The problem is that your code is wholly reliant on the classes that you
are using and unless you find somebody who is famil
Robert Johansson wrote:
> This is my attempt to generate all pairs of relatively prime pairs of
> nonnegative integers (n, m) such that n + m <= N, using the Stern-Brocot
> tree.
>
> def rp_bounded_sum(n, i = 0, p = (0, 1), q = (1, 1), S = set([(0, 1), (1,
> 1)])):
> # Returns a set S with al
Helen Brown wrote:
I am such a novice at this but I have gotten to a place where I am
stuck. The attachment is what I have done so far but it also has an
error for indentation. I will be working on that to. I have place
comment as to what I want the modules to do but that is as far as I
can go. C
Hi.
I try to to make a python interaction with the form on:
http://propka.ki.ku.dk/
I just try to set: version='v3.1' and PDBID='4AKE'
After the click and sending the form it stops.
It should automatically refresh.
Here is my code:
import mechanize, sys, time, os
url = "http://propka.ki.ku.dk/
I am using wxPython and OpenGL, although I would prefer to run a script in
Maya, but this does not seem efficient for what I want to do, since maya
only allows for 3-D visualization, not simultaneous 2-D/3-D viewing (i.e.,
side-by-side)
On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 7:37 PM, Alan Gauld wrote:
> On 04/
When comparing a given value with a database of values, but allowing for
freedom due to variation at say, the thousandth digit, how does one
generalize the precision to this degree? I don't want to truncate, so is
there a round() function that takes into account what decimal place the
value (databa
Shwinn Ricci wrote:
When comparing a given value with a database of values, but allowing for
freedom due to variation at say, the thousandth digit, how does one
generalize the precision to this degree? I don't want to truncate, so is
there a round() function that takes into account what decimal p
There's the one that comes with Python:
http://docs.python.org/library/functions.html#round
You should consider working with integers, though. Multiply all the values by
1000 and drop the fractional part.
Cheers
On Tuesday 09 August 2011, Shwinn Ricci wrote:
> When comparing a given value wit
Am 09.08.2011 16:44, schrieb Shwinn Ricci:
I am using wxPython and OpenGL, although I would prefer to run a script
in Maya, but this does not seem efficient for what I want to do, since
maya only allows for 3-D visualization, not simultaneous 2-D/3-D viewing
(i.e., side-by-side)
On Thu, Aug 4
On 09/08/11 15:44, Shwinn Ricci wrote:
I am using wxPython and OpenGL,
I don't know anything about how OpenGL works with wxPython.
However in general one of the following strategies should work:
1) Create composite panel containing two child panels side by side.
Create your graphics in the
> Say I want one half of a 720 x 480 window be dedicated for
> creating a
> 2-D structure, and the other half for a 3-D structure. There
> would be a
> line 1 or 2 pixels thick straight down the window that would
> divide the
> two sectors. Ho
I am creating a number of plots of temperature in degrees celsius and I
would like the title of the plot to have - C°
Through a search I found a way to print the symbol
degree_symbol = unichr(176).encode("latin-1")
print degree_symbol
but when I add this to my plot title I receive a huge error (
On 09-Aug-11 20:11, questions anon wrote:
I am creating a number of plots of temperature in degrees celsius and I
would like the title of the plot to have - C°
UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xb0 in position 19:
ordinal not in range(128)
Putting the Unicode character in
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