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Hi, I'm very new to Python and programing in general and wanted to learn how to use the py2exe module. I think I've done the setup alright but I get an error message. Everything runs along smoothly until it start to make the dist folder. When it begins to make …

Hi, I'm having some problems with this bit of code. I need to randomly open some files that have numbers as their filenames. i came up with this snippet to be able to open them from numbers 0 to 99. The code should randomly pick a number and try to …

Hi, does anyone know of a good library for C++ that enables MIDI use? I know there are posts here about some of them, but they are either obsolete or they have virtually no support. If besides the library you guys could point me in the direction of some tutorials …

I've been trying to make a program that can read some information from a file and store it in memory to compare with user input. It's sort of a quiz with organic synthesis. A synthesis is dived into steps so I chose to make a synthesis a vector of vector …

Hi, I seem to be getting myself into a lot of segmentation fault errors lately. The that currently has me stuck is one that shows up after I exit my program (an SDL App). When I need to debug I usually use the debugger or a Logger class I found …

I've been trying to make a synthesis game for my Organic Chemistry class, but when I try to draw some buttons on the screen I get a segmentation fault. I am using some functions for loading taken from Tim Jones's tutorial. I have built a Button class that has the …

The lowly soundcard in your PC has fascinating capabilities. All you need is a module that can handle the Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI). Tell the soundcard which instrument to play, specify the musical note, the duration, the beat and other things. The sound chip makes 127 instruments available and …

Is this supposed to play on my computer? I can't get the PMIDI module to work. I can write a code and it doesn't show and error, but I can't hear anything. I'm sure the codes are well written(mostly because I've used examples from other places) so does anyone know …

I am not sure how to word this question. If I am defining function() to be a user input prompt, does the [code] name_of_prompt = raw_input("") [/code] name of prompt equal the name of fucntion or could it be prompt_funct1? If so, when using if...elif statements to call on other …