Do you mean something like this??

numarray = [1,2,-3,4,5,-25]

for n in numarray:
print "The inverse of", num, "is", num * -1
#print("The inverse of", num, "is", num*-1)
# use the...

Not really, because in MS Windows the 'Program Files' folder is the system default folder for programs to be installed in (and there are usually a lot of programs installed there!).

Simply...

Dammit...I thought I'd tried that combination of string in string earlier..... Obviously that was one permutation I missed!

Hang on....Looking back at my failed scripts from when I was playing...

I've just done a bit of digging around on python.org and found this:
http://bugs.python.org/issue1524

Looks like I'm not the first person to come up with this workaround....See the post made by...

It took a bit of playing around, but think I've found a workaround for this....

I noticed in the docs for os.system() (Yes I RTFM!) it mentions that the subprocess.call() should be used instead....

OK, I know it's been a while since I originally posted this and I've marked the thread as solved, but this is a valid bug in wxPython....So here's a quick update!

I finally managed to get onto the...

It's the only way I could access the strptime function.
The first datetime refers to the datetime package, the second refers to the datetime class.

In my import I could have used something like:...

There's a python library called 'Freeze' which can be used to create linux executables from python scripts. I don't think it's particularly well known, but I think it's been around longer than...

hmm, why thank you very much...:)

Is the problem solved?? ;)

Firstly 'input' is a reserved word in python, it's used to get input from the user, (rather like raw_input!). So that's why this line of code fails to do anything:

input = raw_input("Type Date...

Hmm, your after fixing your originally posted code (which you've already done)...
When running the code I got an index out of bounds error..
So I've made a minor alteration..Not sure if you've...

OK, I started working on this when I saw your original post. But since I started, you made your second post. So I've modified it a little to give the line numbers; but I've not got it to output the...

OK, well there are a few problems with your error checking/input validation. Also your loops are a bit wierd, the program continues after it guesses correctly. And the number guessing algorithm looks...

OK, here's a very simple class and some code to test it, based on what you posted previously!

# here's a simple class
class MyClass:
# class constructor/initialisation
# if no string is...

Here's something I just knocked up in a few minutes....This isn't exactly what you're doing, but it should give you a few ideas to use in your game.

My variant uses one tower. The player starts...

I can't see a problem with the code you've posted!

However if you were using this before:

if x==1 or 2:


Then as gerard has said, the if statement would always evaluate to True...

for...

This block of code looks like it's presenting the problem:

elif event.type == pygame.KEYDOWN:
if event.key == pygame.K_UP:
elderly.moveup()
...

Looking at your original post again, if it's just a case of removing the stuff after the decimal point and then adding your commas in the appropriate place, i'd probably do the following:

If...

If all you want to do is remove the floating point digits you could do this:

floatValue=3.141
integerValue = int(floatValue)
print "The integer equivalent of", floatValue, "is", integerValue
...

Ooops! Thinking about it I'm not sure if you can specify command line arguments with py2exe generated exe's...So option 2 is probably out of the question anyway...But option 1 still stands and is...

I'm not sure exactly what kind of tweaks you're thinking your users might be likely to make to your script, but if your users aren't likely to be needing to make any structural/logical changes to the...

What have you got so far?

Alternatively, if the musicback1 script is complete and working, what you could do (especially if musicback1 is used elsewhere in your app) is define another function which calls musicback1 and then...

OK,
After this line:

label = Tkinter.Label(pg4_group.interior(), image=photo)

try adding the following:

label.photo = photo

This will create an instance of your image in the label,...

Hmm, yes that would probably be a more sensible idea!

Jas

ignore that last post...all that does is return a numerical value...Not quite what you were after!

J

I haven't tried it, but just off the top of my head, would it be worth using a variable to catch whatever value is returned by the system.os call where you're executing mxmlc and then print that...

Well at first glance the code looks OK....
To confirm it, I just tried your code and it works for me on Windows and Ubuntu (both have Python 2.6 and wxPython 2.8 installed)

I can see the menu,...

No, I'm afraid not. The selectable text in the usage statistics is a part of the .swf itself.
In other words, when the myspace media player .swf was published from flash, the dynamic text fields in...

The short answer is there is no way around it.

The flashvars that get passed into the myspace media player .swf are merely the parameters the player needs to be able to rettrieve the artists...

Do you need to convert the returned value to hex perhaps??
i.e.

byte = hex( abc.B_ABC_Function02(hex(p2), hex(p3)) )

The above code should set the value of byte to be a hexadecimal...

Sorry to continue a thread that's been marked solved, but I thought I'd better note that the solution I posted would only match a single block of numbers.
If we changed the value of myStr to...

Shadwickmans solution using filter is a very good one!
Another way is to use regular expressions...

Without further ado, here's a simple example using regular expressions:


#example using...

If you're using the windows version of Python3.0 and for some reason you haven't got the shortcuts to idle (i.e. the installer failed to create them, you accidentally deleted them or you used a...

I've just noticed a few more errors in my post, but I've exceeded the 30 min edit window....Doh! edits are in bold:



Sorry about the DoModal's in my previous post please ignore them...I meant...

From what I can see it looks like it's because you are calling newName.ShowModal() twice in your code.
In the first call to DoModal in your if statement, a dialog is created and if the user presses...

Welcome to .dll hell....One of the few things that Microsoft really did create entirely themselves, heh heh! And yes it does suck! ;)

Not everybody who uses your app would have to install the MSVC...

From what I can see, the who_knows() fuunction takes two lists as parameters.
It then iterates through list a and calls is_mem() passing list b and the current item

is_mem iterates through the...

There are a few Python libraries out there which can do this. I think the most popular is py2exe. Google it, you'll find it!

If you're a windows user, there are py2exe installers available for...

This is purely down to .dll's. Namely the msvcrXX runtimes (msvcr70.dll, msvcr90.dll etc)

If the target machine does not have Python installed, then it needs to have the correct version of the...