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Probably the simplest way to get into multimedia with Python is the webbrowser module. This works with both Windows and Unix systems, and selects the default browser you have installed. But that is not all: if you give it the name of a multimedia file it will select the default … |
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Yes, the Python module 'zipfile' can handle an archive of files. This snippet shows you how to pack a PKZIP format zip file with several files and then unpack these archived files to individual files again. |
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Hello guys! How are you doing all I again need help:?: Can anyone help me to get SPE IDE run as executable using py2exe? I have tried using code below what I get is exe file but when I run it I get message .....needs higher version of wxpython... error, … |
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There's a function that repeatedly shows up in languages, usually with more or less the following form (Python syntax): [code=Python]var1 = raw_input("Input a number between one and three.") choose var1: case "1": print "You inputted one." case "2": print "You inputted two." case "3": print "You inputted three."[/code] Or something … |
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I am quite the beginner at python (and programming altogether), but I'm attempting to learn (slowly but surely). Anyway, I am attempting to make a standalone python program that will interact with firefox (opening links, etc.). I've figured out how to open FF and open links. However, for the life … |
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Hi all, Im new to python and I need some help. I have tried to get this piece of code to work for quite some time now. I finally made it work by using two while-loops. [INDENT][B]THE PROBLEM[/B][/INDENT] What I really wanted to do at the first place was to … |
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Hi, I'm a high-school freshman that wont be taking a programming class until next year. I am proficient at Python, and they decided to put me in AB Programming, which is Java. When I first started programming on a z80 TI-83+ with BASIC, I set out to make my life … |
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When you create an interface in Glade, how do you export it as code to Python? Or to you need to import gtk.glade and call all of your widgets that way? |
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I need to convert .docx files to .doc (on Linux and Windows). I'm planning to use the zip mod to access all of the internal XML documents. Then I'll the /word/document.xml and I need to parse it so that it will read all of the text in the tags, place … |
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Hi, I am in the search of my 'perfect' Linux fit. So far, Ubuntu 7.10 seems to be getting the most points, but it is slow compared to Zenwalk and others. My hardware is pretty good, it can manage Compiz Fusion fairly well, but boot times and desktop nice-ness (*as … |
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I am very new to programming in general, and of course, it follows: to Python. Yet, I am in desperate need of a particular database program, and I am attempting to write it via objects, since I need to learn the ways of OOP anyway. I am currently trying to … |
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I am very new to both programming and Pyhton and while trying to do some practice using A byte of python an Error pops up on the IDLE shell. I am using windows XP. PLease see below. [code=python]number = 30 guess == int(raw_input("enter an integer:")) if guess == number: print … |
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hey, is it possible to make a python program that could interact with internet, for example a program that could make a search on google. If it is possible then how could i do that? |
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Hi, to me, specifying hardware for compiling the kernel is the biggest pain and things never seem to go perfectly. Either the boot process is too slow, or sound doesn't work, or something... Is there a script that will determine what to omit or compile based solely on the hardware … |
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If I have something like this [CODE] a = input("Number: ") b = 2 + a [/CODE] How do I make the answer of b the name of a file? Thanks! |
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Hey guys. Ive been coding python for about a year now, and yesterday my older brother,who has no experience in programming at all, asked me when I was going to start programming video games. Is there some sort of test I can take to see if im ready for this … |
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Does anyone know how easy it is to automate a web browser using python? If so, can you point me in the direction of any basic examples of screen scraping and html manipulation using python I work with firefox LarZ |
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So below is my simple code for my simple program, now I have to "Use 2 functions for this program in addition to the main program. The first function should ask for the hours and returns them to the main program. The second function should receive the hours from the … |
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Dear all, i installed linux on my laptop few days ago, i have some questions that id appreciate if you gave me the asnwers 2 and make things clear 2 me . my first questions is : what source files implement the creation of new processes? second: What are the … |
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When Ubuntu Hardy Heron arrives, will I be able to upgrade without formatting my harddrive? So I can keep all of my music, documents, applications, etc. |
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How to brows and select a directory of file by using python TKinter like brows to find attachment in emal any help |
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I got a text file and saved it in python25 (a folder) as .txt. I need to import this file and I am getting syntax error that file is not defined. I am a complete biology novice to defining and importing files. Please help! |
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Hello all If Linux is open source any one can know where the password are stored and if they are encrypted any one can decrypt it using source code. I am only familiar with paragent.com . its an open source project and works well for our company. Thanks in advance … |
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So I have a pyGTK app going on nicely, but it requires sudo permission (under Linux) to perform a BASH operation. If I prompt for a password using a GUI, is there any way I can do my BASH stuff without sudo asking the user for a password in the … |
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Could someone help me streamline this? Like eliminate unnecessary coding and etc? I got the script to work, although I couldn't figure out how to handle small prime numbers such as 2 and 3. It wouldn't output "this number is prime" (see script below) so I had to force prime … |