For storing them you can use a dictionary:

lines = text.split("\n")
lineDic = {}
for i,l in enumerate(lines):
lineDic["Line %i"%s] = l
print lineDic

Hope that helps :)

We can fix that with one character, a lowly comma :)
If you put the comma after the print statement it should work

for x in range(1, len(depend)):
#comma after the whole statement
print...

Alright. Cheers grib. I was hoping you could help with this :)

Yes, i think that is what they are trying to do, but at daniweb we try to not give outright answers for the questions and rather steer users in the right direction so that they may learn by...

If by unparsed HTML via script you mean get the source code for a page. Then you do that by using urllib

import urllib

#This is a file like object.
data = urllib.urlopen("www.daniweb.com")
...

There are a great many prime number generators in the code snippet sections :)

http://www.daniweb.com/code/forum114.html

Otherwise, i would look at techniques to find primes. Then come back...

Okay, sounds fun.

1. What i would do is not change where the buttons are, but what colour they are. This means that in your code you can have a sizer easily but the buttons can still change colour...

Check what python version you have, i think you may have python 3.1 which means that you would not have such thing as a raw_input statement.

So instead of raw_input, just replace it with input....

It shouldn't be to hard, have a look at the API for the wx.TextCTRL
http://www.wxpython.org/docs/api/wx.TextCtrl-class.html
One of the functon is GetValue() that returns a string of the value in...

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement114-2.html Read and understand

Hahaha, woops :P didnt see someone had already done it! :)

Yeah, this was more to give an example of recursion. But some good points :)

Your code has a couple of issues, if i am not wrong it will not actually start using threading with your code as it is. You need to add a couple of lines

class Thread ( threading . Thread ):
...

Learn python
http://docs.python.org/tutorial/

Come back when you can do all that and ask a much more specific question

I would basically put all of this in the main function.

load = RockPaperScissors(3, 0)
#3 is the number of tries to star with, 0 is the number of points
output_rand = load.random() ...

I dont know if its just me, but that dosent quite make that much sense. Just spend a little more time outlining exactly what you actually want, what your problem is. What you have already tried.
...

Then you will probably use something called recursion.
That is when a function calls itself. It is used in these kind of situations.


def recurse(num,count):
if count == 10:
...

Showing images is easy with wx.StaticBitmap.
http://www.wxpython.org/docs/api/wx.StaticBitmap-class.html

NOTE:This code is borrowed from the sticky

# show .jpg .png .bmp or .gif image on...

Well this was fun, i made myself a little list comprehension to do this for me :)


#Your list is called f in my case
>>> f = [150,2,16,5,5,1,3,2,1,3,6,6]
>>> print [str(g+1)+" :...

What GUI engine are you talking about? No-one can help with that little information. Spend a little more time on your question and the answer will come a lot quicker.

Well then i would have a look at wxStaticBitmap, that will handle your images no worries, then you can look at wx.Media.MediaControl for playing your files. Then you just have to bind the buttons in...

It checks to see if l is existant, if there are no elelments in l then it will return False because your key cant be in an empty list! Therefore avoiding any unwanted Exceptions! :)

Well i could be a bit biased, i am very much a wxPython guy, i love it, its a smart, easy to use GUI. Oh and also, wxPython is cross platform

People tend to not use Tkinter, as it is not that...

This is the problem:

self.money - self.deposit = self.bankbalance

Change it to this

self.bankbalance = self.money - self.deposit

Your operations always have to be on the Right side of the...

You can return it like this:

def returnTwoThings():
return 1,2

a,b = returnTwoThings()
print a
print b
#output
#1

there is a really quick way to get a list of even numbers:

list_of_evens= [f for f in range(1,500) if f%2==0]

that should give all the even numbers from 1 to 500 in a list

Try printing out what the answer is meant to be and what you are getting through the raw_input() that will show what is wrong quite easily.

Wait, i think that in python 3 there is an automatic \n at the end of lines. Here are the default args for print()

print - sep = ' ', end = '\n', file = sys.stdout

So that seems to point...

Well i would take a look at wx.ButtonPanel, it does the things you want, it can act like an awesome toolbar as well as having an image/gradient as the background. I would love to attach some code as...

Well i know that some of them pop up a new windows for a raw_input/input while others ask you to enter it in the debug window down the bottom or something simmilar.

I know that for many people...

Just an idea but in the regular expression you look for a string that goes "group:" with a colon while in the text file you have it like "group=" so that could be screwing it up.

There is a great module called winsound.

import winsound
winsound.PlaySound("soundFile.wav",SND_ASYNC)
raw_input()

Just make sure to change the name of the file. FOr more reference check out...

Ah, your problem is the following.
You have put in your raw_input() to open the file e:. The problem with that is that you are asking it to open a full directory, not just a file. I had this same...

Just make sure that both things you want are methods. I think you will want to do something like:

import wx #if using wxPython
import thread

class Frame(wx.Frame):
#all the code stuff
...

Woops, should have called them paramaters. If you have any that are needed then you put them as the second paramater but if there are no paramaters needed for the MeWin method then you dont need to...

you can also use eval or exec on the text file if it was like this:

if you had this in your program

f = open('variables.txt')
for line in f:
eval(line)
#or exec(line)

That will...

That is because when you go self.weapon.attack it logically goes, well self.weapon is a function in the class and then it looks for the variable attack as part of the method weapon. This is a problem...

Is this what your talking about?

import random
count = input("How long shall the sequence be?")
seq = ''.join([random.choice('AGTC') for x in range(count)])
print "Length:",count
print ">",seq

Try this: write a program that tests someones reaction times and records them in a text file and then makes comparisons to see the level of improvment or the lack of.