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Remove Filter  | I have just begun reading a PDF on Assembly language. One of the terms it mentioned and encouraged the reader to research further is "pipelining". I looked this up and read a brief description on WikiPedia; a section of the article stated: "In [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computing"][COLOR=#0000ff]computing[/COLOR][/URL], a [B]pipeline[/B] is a set of …  |
| | My current GUI program, in part, will display a button which the user may choose to press (or not, in some cases): [code] btn1 = Button(root ,bg="Black", text="HIT", image=image01,command=show_image2) btn1.configure(state=NORMAL,background='red' ) btn1.pack() [/code] This is basic and works fine. The issue I am having is that after the button is …  |
| | Simply, I need to understand the basics of button binding. I have researched [URL="http://www.pythonware.com/library/tkinter/introduction/events-and-bindings.htm"]this[/URL] already and have decided just to ask for instruction. For example, one of the programs I am building currently will require, at a certain point, user input; I want to be able to know when a …  |
| | Hello: [I]** I have been researching and experimenting with this with tutorials from many sources but can not even begin it to get it to work it seems.[/I] I have a very small yet important Python program that I must make into an executable file within a week's time or …  |
| | I have been working on a GUI-based program using Tkinter; it is coming along nicely and I am very pleased with the results. I am at a point where I am trying to attempt a graphic manipulation of the GUI canvas. I have researched this but I am unsure what … |
| | **[I]Note: This may not be the correct forum for this post; I posted here as I thought it may be related in at least an indirect way. Please move if necessary.[/I] I have never knowingly worked on any projects where I had to attempt to extend a language. I hear …  |
| | Concerning Python Indentation Syntax: I have researched this and read some reasoning behind indentation-level enforcement. My question is: does this exist simply to ensure consistency when dealing with nested statements, a precaution against sloppy composition of code? I am not complaining about this, and actually I somewhat like this, but … |
| | I have been working on a somewhat small Python GUI for a few weeks now primarily focusing on the GUI and not giving much in-depth thought to the logic of what is to be a simple card game. I assumed the logic to be in my head and in general … |
| | I am trying code a single button that will fire two commands, that is, it will open two image files with one button selection. I have researched this and have not found much directly related to this question; what I found was to use a def within a def, thus … |
| | I am interested in learning if it is indeed possible to sort a Python dict. What I have researched tonight points to that it is [B]not[/B] possible, although snippets were posted inferring that you can sort a dict; I tried some of this code and it did not seem to … |
| | Hello: I am trying to use the Python Sleep Function via [I]import time;[/I] I get results but not the results I am looking for. What I am trying to do is rather simple and only for visual effect in a Python GUI: [B]Display GIF --> Sleep (pause) 5-seconds --> Display … |
| | Last night I took the advice of a DaniWeb member and looked at some posted Python code; this code was based around a card-type game and involved creating a GIF deck, shuffling, then displaying it. My original question had to do with using a Python dict for my GIF images. …  |
| | I am a programmer but have just recently ventured into the realm of graphics programming using Python; what I have learned so far is fascinating. It is so thrilling to see a coded design appear on the screen in full color. But, I find, making an image appear is one … |
| | Is it possible to use files such as GIF files as a value in a Python Dict; that is, is it possible to use GIF files in a Dict and access them directly, rendering them to the screen via Tkinter. I have a group of GIF files I plan to … |
| | Hello: Recently one of the fans in my laptop is "grinding" usually within one minute of booting. There are three fans: the grinding one (the largest), a smaller one next to it, and a tiny fan positioned next to a heatsink. At first we thought it was the hard drive … |
| | I am working to add some simple user input checking into my program; there are three (3) int choices from a menu-- 1, 2, or 3. The user must choose one of these. I am able to check whether or not the input is 1, 2, or 3-- but I … |
| | Hello: Something as seemingly simple as an If\ Else statement is causing me much trouble and I cannot figure out where the error lies. I believe it to be in:[LIST] [*]The variable scope [*]The use of the static variable [*]Or, the misplacement of curly brackets (something that has a tendency … |
| | Hello: I am seeking a few tips in regards to debugging: I have been using [B]Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition[/B] for the last few months but am not very comfortable with its debugging platform. I simply wish to step through a section of the program via breakpoints and view variable … |
| | Hello: I am having a bit of problem with logic in a segment (marked in [B][COLOR="Blue"]blue[/COLOR][/B]) of this code: the indicated code should simply update the variable upon each pass of the function as it runs; the variable value maxes out at 456-- it will not increase by 228 beyond … |
| | I have come to point in my program where I have decided a static variable would be the best option. I am not very familiar with static variable use and have never implemented them often. The area of concern is highlighted in [COLOR=Red]red[/COLOR]: I am simply using a time function: … |
| | I have been looking at a small bit of code concerning the use of [B]static [/B]with variables; I thought I understood the use of [B]static[/B], but I find this code confusing: [code]//: C03:Static.cpp // Using a static variable in a function #include <iostream> using namespace std; void func() { static …  |
| | I am incorporating clock_t into a current build; I need a simple way to measure time elapsed; it is not so important the source of elapsed (CPU) time or even its starting point (zero would be ideal, but it should not matter). I really just wish to understand the output …  |
| | (** This post was inspired by a recent post I read where a reply suggested the indenting of all code.) I am guilty of this, I'll be honest. I know it is important to indent and indent properly, it is industry standard, and it is simply utilitarian. I always think: … |
| | Greetings: A simple question that has me stuck: Program runs, calls function, function runs... Return to Main? This last area is where it fails. No errors, just no control returned to Main.cpp at end of function run. I've been studying the code much and researching the solution on the Net … |
| | I am planning to implement [I]#include <time.h>[/I] in my program. I have never yet used this include. I will be using this in order to track a 24-hour period, or at least that is what I wish to do; I basically need to set up a natural 24-hour day that …  |
| | Hi, I am working on a fairly simple project (it will grow more in time as planned) but I am stuck in a spot which I cannot solve yet. The operation of this prog at this point is: [LIST] [*]Start. Ask user for input choice (only 1 choice available at …  |
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