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 | Well, I dont know where you want to insert the text, aka: between the <body> and </body> or between the </body> and </html> but, if you need to write at a specific line you could always copy the text before you write to it, then append the file with open(file, … |
| | Hi all, Ive been working on this script for a while, but, when I try to send it I get an IO error because, from what I see, its not saving the "temp.jpg" file. Not so important, the save function has the same problem. All the ports are okay, And … |
| | I don't know what "X" is but, I do knoe how to click and move the mouse in python, you will need PyWin to do it. You simple need to use win32api like so. [CODE=python] import win32api import win32con from ctypes import windll import time def m_move(x,y): windll.user32.SetCursorPos(x,y) def l_click(x="current", … |
| | I think he means, check if the tank's cords are less than -10 or greater than 10, and if so take action, like set it to the 10 or -10, maybe like so. [CODE] #positive numbers if get_ypos > 10: set_ypos(10) if get_xpos > 10: set_xpos(10) #negitive numbers if get_ypos … |
 | Re: Quick question For more lines of code/indentations, its the same exact thing, like so. [CODE] def MyFunction(x): for y in range(0, x): print y print "====" [/CODE] |
| | Hi everyone, I have looked through the ctypes documentation, but can't find anything about making the mouse click, I mean, I can get it to move, but not click. Thanks in advance. |
| | Hello, Looking at your code, you only need one thing changed, the if parts part. [CODE] #Start of the program print "Welcome To the Server!" #Varible i'm using for later on in the program a = 0 #The list of user names user_list = ['sam','bob','tom'] #And list of passwords pass_list1 … |
| | Re: Tkinter Hello, I have looked through your code and made a few modifications. I have added the operation buttons to the tk window, and, messing the code up myself, have found a way to make it work. [code=python] from Tkinter import * root = Tk() #The Start of the calculator using … |
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