Posts by pyTony which have been Voted Up

Symbian does not support Tkinter, it has interface to phone UI through appuifw module:
http://www.mobilenin.com/pys60/info_gui_design.htm

Tutorial:
http://croozeus.com/blogs/?p=215

no, you are making cmd a set of strings,

cmd(command='listTemplates', templatefilter='executable')

like in my example.

line 6 is indented inproperly from second code part, as the error clearly indicates.

You are missing the curly braces for dictionary:

cmd = {'command':'listTemplates', 'templatefilter':'executable'}

Calling (procedural) function in Python example

def func(required, optional=None):
    print 'required = %s, optional = %s' % (required, optional)


func('something')
func('something', 'other')
func(optional='other', required='something')

"""Output:
required = something, optional = None
required = something, optional = other
required = something, optional = other
"""

Your indentation is incorrect.

Now the policy is just ignore inappropriate down votes, as they have 0 point effect if the giver is not gained respect in form of minus voting power. Also notice that minus power is lot weaker than the plus power of member, in my own case -3/12. Also the DaniWeb is very democratic in giving voting power, consider that happygeek has voting power -2/11, and Dani herself has only -3/15 power.

For example you, even with 117 posts and 93 % post quality, have 0 down voting power.

The way you do array or list of 50001 values initial value zero, for zeroth element set value to 1. Should be easy, even in C#

What is your problem, why you do not write it simply directly in C#.

mixes[i+n] = mixes[i]+mixes[i+n]

could be expressed more concisely:

mixes[i+n] += mixes[i]

Just draw rectangle whose width is proportional to points.

JasonHippy> was generated at least once.

No it is > 1, so those which was hit more than once.

I do not see the purpose of printing out the numbers that was hit multiple times. Seeing the distribution of counts would make more sense.

Maybe something like this frame: http://www.giftsforyounow.com/Engraved-Memorial-Glass-Picture-Frame-G912901.aspx?green=2A927110-429A-5A5C-9B79-C483BA514055

as avatar style (original avatar in center)?

Use list comprehension with enumerate:

>>> column = [['A', 'A', 'B'], ['B', 'A', ''], ['', '', 'B']]
>>> print [item[ind] for ind, item in enumerate(column)]
['A', 'A', 'B']
>>> 

"Write to outfile joined lines of set of items (lines) in file infile"
Set of values has only one instance of same item.

If the order of lines does not matter, you can use

  with open('filelein.txt') as infile,  open('fileout.txt', 'w') as outfile:
           outfile.write(''.join(set(infile))) 

class average should update by accumulating the initialized sum by += not overwrite variable by =. You should take probably also average, not sum.

Here little more advanced version for averaging total items.

values = [item for value in my_dict.items() for item in value]
average = float(sum(values)) / len(values)

Provided your code is correct, this is how I could clean it up (unchecked):

def ID_check(ID_code):
    if (all(x==ID_code[0] for x in ID_code)) or len(ID_code) < 8 or len(ID_code) > 10 :
        return False
    ID_code = ('00'+ID_code)[-10:]
    intlist = [int(i) for i in ID_code]
    control = sum(intlist[ind] * (10 - ind) for ind in range(9)) % 11
    return  (control if control < 2 else (11 - control)) == intlist[-1]

print ID_check(raw_input("Enter Your ID Code Number: "))

You need to run it properly from command line double click etc. IDLE does not work.

Maybe a quiz program of English spelling? ;-)

Your main code is not protected for importing, which multiprocessing module uses, this works:

import multiprocessing
def cracker():
    print "Hello"
    return

if __name__ == '__main__':
    procs = []
    for i in range(8):
        p = multiprocessing.Process(target = cracker)
        procs.append(p)
        p.start()

    for p in procs:
        p.join()

range value should be integer:

for tile_x in range(0, int(image_width/width)):