randrange(3) returns a random number in the set 0, 1, 2. You should replace that line with

return randrange(len(DOORS))

Other changes which seem obvious is to replace all the set([0,1,2]) by...

You could use

def find_dupe(L):
if len(L) == 0:
return False
elif L[0] in L[1:]:
return True
else:
return find_dupe(L[1:])

As pointed out by woooee, there is a google code project pymouse (http://code.google.com/p/pymouse/) which purpose is to provide platform-agnostic methods to handle the mouse.

The probability that normalvariate returns a negative number can be computed with the scipy module like this

from scipy.special import erf as erf
from math import sqrt
sqrt2 = sqrt(2.0)

def...

Also, the normal distribution can return negative numbers, there is nothing wrong with that.

Many linux systems have a package named "python-numpy". You only need to install it with your software manager. Don't ask such questions without specifying your linux distribution :)

Looking at the pictures here (http://www.math.okstate.edu/mathdept/dynamics/dragon.html), the algorithm seems pretty straightforward, starting with a vector of 2 points A and B

def draw_dragon(A,...

You can get the python include directory like this

>>> from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_inc
>>> print(get_python_inc())
/usr/include/python2.6

Now, if you don't have Python.h, you...

This will work if
1) You store the class instance in some global place
2) You don't have several users who call "Get data from document" randomly.

Well, how do you identify users ? may be an IP when they connect ? A good design would be something like


class User(Object):
all_users = dict()

def __init__(self, identity):
...

A simpler solution is to hit the button Toggle Plain Text before copying the code.

I think it means that you should have a current language per user, and that text submission should come with a user ID, so that to each ID corresponds a language chosen by that user. It's the only...

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).
...

You are writing code with random indentation. This ruins all your efforts in python. So take a standard rule like always using 4 space characters for indentation. You can set an option in your editor...

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...

Did you try to put the global statement as the first statement in your method ?

I added a MainDiscussion page which we should use instead of this thread. There will probably be many posts that other users of the python forum are not interested to read. For those interested, this...

Don't forget to use hg help or hg help pull etc.

Well, you can edit files in your copy of the repository. When you create a new file, you must run

hg add myfile.py

so that the new file is managed by mercurial. If you type

hg status

you...

To me, wxpython looks like a good idea, but I never used wxglade. Can you make one or two candidate widgets wich could be used for the project ? I'm making a tmp directory in the project where we can...

I added both of you as project's owners.

Ok, the repo is created, you can download the repo with the following command which creates a cronstalk directory. It's in lower case because google code forced me to do so. The repository is...

CronStalk, Google Code, Mercurial, Mit, >=2.5 are ok for me. Should I create the repo, ?

I don't think we have to support every existing platform. Don't forget that we are going to launch processes, and there may be differences in the way different platforms handle processes. Since we...

Ok, replace the browse function by this one

def browse_swagbucks(variable):
"""browse_swagbucks(variable) -> a subprocess.Popen object
Start firefox with a query to swagbucks.com in a...

There is a little module called Lumpy (http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/swampy/lumpy.html) which can draw diagrams in live python programs. It's mainly intended for students, and it's not...

I have an idea of a small and useful project: it's a robot which executes other programs (first target is python programs) using a time rule, for example it can execute a program periodically. Tasks...

It seems that your program cannot find firefox.exe. Try to locate this file manually in your file system (probably in C:\Program Files .... Then put the whole path

FIREFOX = r"C:\Program Files...

This snippet defines a function chmod which uses symbolic strings to represent the mode (eg u+rwx) like the shell command 'chmod'.

You can write

def make_variable(word_list):
return "+".join(random.sample(word_list, 4))

I just learned about random.sample in the python documentation.

Yes, you are right, I missed that. It was woooee's idea to shuffle the list once
and take subsequent groups of 4 words. I don't think it's a very good method, because a word can't be repeated until...

The best solution is that you do the test with 2.6. Some library modules have different names, for example html.parser in python3 is HTMLParser in 2.6, but most of your programs should run.

Here is a working version. See how function parameters and return values are used to answer your questions.

import time
import random
import subprocess as sp

FIREFOX = 'firefox.exe'
PROFILE...

Also googling L-system+python yields many links which should be checked.

Woooee is right. The correct structure to implement

do this
do that
loop again after a random time

is

while True:
do_this()

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...

Perhaps you could follow this kind of design (if I understand correctly the meanings of the arguments to blastall)

#!/usr/bin/env python
# myscript.py
import subprocess as sp
from os path...