Congratulations ! Can you mark the thread as solved ?

Perhaps your problem comes from the fact that you are trying to access an attribute. You should try to define an accessor method

class RFAMessageWrapper {
...
??? getService(){
...

You didn't understand my design above. It's not a singleton, the variable is only used temporarily when wrapping an object (by the way, I should have used RFAMessageWrapper instead of RFAMessage).
...

I don't know the solution, but I once designed a hack which you should try: You declare a static variable somewhere and an accessor function without arguments for this variable like this
...

Im not sure, but I think you should wrap msg2 into a new python object yourself with SWIG_NewPointerObj. You can put only python objects in a call to a python function. Try to google for use examples...

You should not write except: clauses without targeting a specific exeption. For example if you're reading user input and you're expecting a number and the user types "hello", then float("hello") will...

Note that since you're only copying the file, you should consider using shutil.copy like this

import shutil
maxValue = 20
for i in range( 1, maxValue + 1 ):
shutil.copy("filename.txt",...

It's also in the python documentation (http://docs.python.org/reference/datamodel.html#emulating-container-types) :)

Well, super has been around for some time now, but it's not very useful. Better call the parent class directly.

You don't even need the readlines(). You can iterate on the file object directly. On the other hand, after the file has been read, the file position is at the end of the file, so you must use seek...

You must overwrite the __setitem__ method

class mydict(dict):
def __setitem__(self, key, value):
doStuff()
return dict.__setitem__(self, key, value)

There is nothing very clever here. You must learn to think about algorithms. You want to output a series of blocks of lines; each block is indexed by the the number k in file<k>.tcl. So the structure...

You should also read the documentation of the standard lib module atexit which gives example of how you can register functions to be executed at program termination.

You can speed this up:

def sine(x):
term = float(x)
result = term # avoid 'sum' which is the name of a builtin function
u = - term * term # this is minus (x squared)
n = 0 #...

I have a small collection of receipes found on the web a long time ago. See if one of them can help you

# linux, mac
os.kill(pid, signal.SIGKILL)
killedpid, stat = os.waitpid(pid, os.WNOHANG)...

You probably still have the wrong indentation for the line
status = staticmethod(status).

The indentation is bad. The code should read

# Classy Critter
# Demonstrates class attributes and static methods

class Critter(object):
"""A virtual pet"""
total = 0

I don't know ubuntu very well, but if your launcher is related to a bash script, the script must be somewhere in the filesystem, so locate the script and call os.system(path_to_script) or...

The standard pattern in python is that when you want different copies of similar things, you don't use modules but class instances. I think your agents should aggregate objects having the desired...

I modified your code so that it prints the file name and the destination name instead of renaming the file. Run it and modifiy it until it gives the correct values, then uncomment the 'rename' line....

theIndex[124] is a list, so you can just write

theIndex[124].append("m")

You can write

from os.path import join as pjoin
targetfolder = raw_input('enter a target folder:\n').strip()
newname = raw_input('enter a new base name:\n')
newname = pjoin(targetfolder,...

First, if it's crashing your program, there must be an exception traceback.
Also why don't you simply create a normal class and a single instance of the class ?

Google found a patch for scapy.all..sniff, wich allows to stop the sniff function programmatically. You should try this http://trac.secdev.org/scapy/wiki/PatchSelectStopperTimeout

You can write

if colour in ("Green", "Blue", "Red"):
... # do something
else:
... # do something else

Note that in python 3, there are no 'old style class', so that your class is implicitely a subclass of object. Here is a small experiment with python 2.6 and python 3.1

Python 2.6.4 (r264:75706,...

This may work

SP.Popen("c:\\program files\\webteh\\bsplayerpro\\bsplayer.exe d:\\rodin\\rodin.mp4 -stime"+str(d), shell=True)

The str(d) in the argument doesn't work. I suggest that you use the subprocess module

import subprocess as SP
SP.Popen(["c:\\program files\\webteh\\bsplayerpro\\bsplayer.exe", "-stime="+str(d),...

Is this what you mean ?

class Agent:
def __init__(self):
exec "import random" in self.__dict__


ag = Agent()

print ag.random.randrange(100) # this works

You can make a list with your functions

import random
funcs = [func0, func1,func2,func3,func4,func5,func6,func7,func8,func9,]
funcs[random.randrange(10)]() # <- call a random function...

The author of the article meant that the "property" function replaces getters and setters. In fact python's "property" encapsulates the attribute, and also encapsulates getters and setters !

You can add a loop in eyePicker until the user enters a valid colour:

from graphics import *

eye_colours = set("""green brown blue""".strip().split())

def drawCircle(win, centre, radius,...

I modified your code to give you a first running version

from graphics import *
def drawCircle(win, centre, radius, colour):
circle = Circle(centre, radius)
circle.setFill(colour)
...

Yes, you should have written 'and' istead of 'or'.

You can try

while rounds > max(player_point, cpu_point)

you forgot the return statement. This is python, not pascal :)

from graphics import *
import math
def distanceBetweenPoints(p1, p2):
x1, y1 = p1.getX(), p1.getY()
x2, y2 = p2.getX(),...

add

from graphics import *

at the top of your file. Also please use code tags (http://www.daniweb.com/forums/announcement114-3.html) to post your python code. And also post python error...

The parameters p1 and p2 should not become P1 ad P2 the next line. Also, what does pyhon say ?

For example

def myfunction(pointA, pointB):
xa, ya = pointA.getX(), pointA.getY()
xb, yb = pointB.getX(), pointB.getY()
do_something_with(xa, ya, xb, yb)

You can use the 'key' argument to 'sort' or 'sorted'. Here, Data is a list. You can write

def my_key(item):
return item[1][1] # this returns 3.1 if item is ('1023', ['Name', '3.1',...