Alternatively you could do this:


for swipeload in range (0, 15, 1):
exec('E'+str(swipeload)+'_Path = os.path.join("data","E"+str(swipeload)+".gif")')
exec('E'+str(swipeload)+' =...

The thing about outputting super/subscript in term is that it will vary from system to system. Experiment with the '\x##' replacing ## with any hex number from 01 to FF. Eventually you will find...

Why don't you post it in a new thread so that we don't muddy up the tutorial thread with random comments.

Editor: Thanks, this post has been moved to its own thread.

Where is data_file defined?

import wx

x = dir(wx)

for y in x:
if y.find('ID_')!=-1:
print y


output:

I think a better option might be to switch to pySonic

http://pysonic.sourceforge.net

the Song.userspeed() property in particular looks like what you would want

http://people.csail.mit.edu/hubert/pyaudio/

take the following code as an example:


from Tkinter import *

root = Tk()

def test():
if (root.focus_displayof()==entry1):
print 'hello'

.focus_displayof()

not

.displayof()

Look here and see if it helps:

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread133360.html

if that isn't what you are looking for, maybe you can clarify what you are trying to do? is this going to be CLI...

If you are stuck on windows, check out Notepad++

what was the solution?

It could be an issue with the python versions, but that isn't usually the error you get when that is the case.

try this before the import


import sys
sys.path.append("c:\Python\DLLs")

You, sir, just blew my mind.

Also, "Ternary"

yes, but because of the traverse(p->lokid); two lines into the function, it restarts itself over and over until the end when the fact that p is not defined forces a return. There is no way for it to...

So, looking at your translation, would you agree with me when I say this code is broken?

huh, just search for "class average" you'll find something to help you.

def traverse(p):
try:
p
except NameError:
traverse(p=lokid)
if (p==splitchar):
traverse(p=eqkid)
else:
print p
traverse(p=hikid)

look here to see how someone else did it.

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread66974.html&highlight=class+average

It sounds like you have your terms a little confused...

Actually, after reading that again... I tihnk you have me a little confused...

Maybe we will be able to help you better if you give us a...

Do you have python installed on your PC?

If so, and you are running windows, it should be as easy as double-clicking the file (assuming you gave it a .py extension)

if not, go to python.org...

picme3=(PhotoImage(file="table.gif"))


(I think (I) (Might) ((See) A Problem) (Here)

wait... maybe not... I'm so confused now... why do you have the extra ()?

I just realized what you want

you want a new frame at the top of your program, above the other content...

I wish I new wxpython better, I don't use it honestly. Maybe someone else can show you...

My suggestion would be to abandon WxPython and use pygame instead. It is much better suited for this type of stuff.

Other than suggestiong you switch to PyGame, I am not sure exactly what you are...

My suggestion would be to look at focus_displayof() instead of focus_get()

he was saying if you expect us to look at your code, put that before and after your code in your post. so that we can see syntax highlighting and what not.

I don't think I can properly walk through this without seeing more. What does the input data look like? How is it loaded?

The hierarchy ends up like this:


window
background
verticalBox
horizontalBox
inputArea
transferBtn
loadBtn

Similiar to what evstevemd said, I was thinking you would need to change the sample rate (how many bits per second are played) if you take a 44000hz sample and play it at 88000hz, it should play at...

I posted earlier that I use vim when I am programming in *nix

What platform are you on? What module are you using for playback right now?

They are very "commandlinesh", which is what makes them so powerful. Seriously, if you are going to be doing a lot of development on *nix learning vim or emacs is the best thing you can do, even if...

Which version of python are you using?

Are you getting an error when you try to parse it?

what about:

content = file.read().encode('ascii', 'ignore')

?

So, did you ever get started on this? show us some code and maybe we can help you out

I'll write up a better explination later, but here is a class that would create the widget and check your answers:

from Tkinter import *

class question():

def __init__(self, parent, q_text,...

Kate is for KDE, so if you are using kubuntu you will be able to use it,

otherwise SciTe is supposed to be kate like, and made for gnome.

just do:

sudo apt-get install scite

In windows I use notepad++. I've tried that ecplise plugin (the name escapes me) and I liked that also.

In *nix, its always vim for me though.

I'll assume you have already read the tutorial at:

http://www.py2exe.org/index.cgi/Tutorial

basically, once you have py2exe installed you need to make a script to build the exe. Make a file...