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Remove Filter  | The code portion of one of my snippets does not always show. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet451.html[/url] It's there when I check with edit. I resubmit and it's there for the moment only. Need help!  |
| | In case you are curious, I just posted a new tutorial "Python and Multimedia, Part 1, The amazing Webbrowser Module" on DaniWeb at: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/tutorials/tutorial47392.html[/url] I would love some input from our Linux and Unix friends to see how much cross platform the module is. Post any comments in this thread! |
| | The DaniWeb community is pretty worldly, so I though it would be interesting to post the price of beer in your local pub. Be somewhat informative: Here in the state of Nevada I like to go to Barley's Casino and Brewing Company. A pitcher (60 ounces) of Red Rock lager …  |
| | Dani, I just put up a tutorial about "Python and Multimedia" [url]http://www.daniweb.com/tutorials/tutorial47392.html[/url] I need to add just a small paragraph at the end, explaining how to play movies. Multimedia is a little incomplete without that. I don't seem to have editing privileges. |
| | Does anybody know the limit of nested for loops in C or C++? If there is a limit, what is the reason?  |
| | I parked a little code snippet called "A Taste of Boo" at: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet429.html[/url] It's under Python so the code field would show the indentations properly. |
| | [B]Intro[/B] In part 1 we learned mostly about the header of the JPEG file. In this part we get to display the image and also extract and show any embedded comments. [B]wxPython[/B] To display the image we use wxPython. The raw JPEG image information is first pushed into a data … |
| | [B]Python and the JPEG Image File, Part 1, The Header[/B] [B]Intro[/B] The JPEG image file format (.jpg) is very popular on the internet because you can pack a lot of picture information into a relatively small file. There are competing file formats like GIF and PNG. GIF is rather limited … |
| | [B]Intro[/B] When you declare an integer variable in C, the variable is assigned a fixed memory location with enough space to hold the type integer. When you then initialize the variable with a value, the value is put into that space. Take a look at the C code sample below: … |
| | Does anybody know the weight of a grain of rice? I am into Ethiopian cooking. |
| | Just want to get ideas on which modern language could replace good old Basic, so the learning curve isn't too galling. I am partial to Python. The reasons: 1. It is an interpreted language, but can be compiled. 2. It has a very efficient memory manager built-in. 3. Lots of … |
| | Are there any good and free Pascal compilers out there? |
| | I am not shamelessly promoting this book, I just happen to like it and use it a lot! "Standard C++ Bible" by Stevens and Walnum, published by Hungry Minds. This 800 page plus book is loaded with samples and comes with a CD-ROM containing all the samples and a nifty … |
| | Why are the standard header files in C++ so non-standard? Particularly iostream seems to be the most dialectal. Enough to make the whole language a mess to work with! |
| | I found this neat little GUI calculator program on the net. It uses a function called _gcvt(double val,int limit,string cBuf), which seems to be used to convert a double val to a string cBuf, with some formatting and limiting. I replaced it with sprintf(), but the output looks rather crude … |
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