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Replied To a Post in Getting Ubuntu Server Virtual Machine to allow scrolling through output
Also I don't use a mac. If you're using a mac terminal with ssh to your server, it seems to met that the mac terminal should allow you to scroll. -
Replied To a Post in Getting Ubuntu Server Virtual Machine to allow scrolling through output
What I usually do is to install the *tmux* terminal multiplexer. Type sudo apt-get install tmux in the server terminal, then save this minimal configuration file in $HOME/.tmux.conf # These … -
Replied To a Post in How to create my own file extension?
One way to discourage the user from opening the file with a text editor is to store binary data in the file. You could encrypt the file to produce a … -
Gave Reputation to rproffitt in Migrating Kali live with persistence to a smaller USB memory
This has been kicked around a lot. So I'll end my answer with "Clonezilla." Still want to work hard at this? Read priors like http://askubuntu.com/questions/426507/how-to-i-copy-bootable-usb-flash-drive-to-larger-drive -
Replied To a Post in convert hexadecimal to decimal format
Without a more precise definition of proper request and response, I cannot say which conversion steps you need. -
Replied To a Post in convert hexadecimal to decimal format
I don't understand the issue. You're sending and receiving data. You convert the received data to hex, then to integer by calling `int(d, 16)` and you say it confuses you … -
Replied To a Post in Display Directory Content in Socket API
Also `readdir()` is probably meant instead of `readdur()`. The compiler cannot miss this. -
Replied To a Post in GUI Scientific Calculator Homework
@Anurag Shekhar See pyTony's question here https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/277522/gui-scientific-calculator-homework#post1197744 and tkpanther's answer -
Replied To a Post in Python going to sub directories
The main task of your program is to generate a sequence of pairs `(src, dst)` where src and dst are a path to an existing file or directory and the … -
Edited a Post in Python Class Error
With numpy, it is very mportant to vectorize the computations. I think the following code does the same thing but avoids a `10**6 * 10**6` pure python loop which takes … -
Replied To a Post in Python Class Error
With numpy, it is very mportant to vectorize the computations. I think the following code does the same thing but avoids a `10**6 * 10**6` pure python loop which takes … -
Replied To a Post in Python Class Error
Nothing is wrong. Only you must call the method if you want it to be executed. So write `p.Sums()`. -
Replied To a Post in programming
Beside pointers, the real difficulty is memory management. When to call `new()` and `delete()`. Recent languages all come with garbage collection included and this changes everything in pointers management. -
Replied To a Post in Gaussian Elimination with Scaled Partial Pivoting.
There is a gazillion pseudocode here [Click Here](https://is.gd/7mB8AN) -
Replied To a Post in change for to a recursive function in c
I suggest this code #include<stdio.h> int minoffset(int n, int* arr){ return n == 1 ? 0 : (*arr <= *(arr + (n = 1 + minoffset(n-1, arr+1))))? 0 : n; … -
Replied To a Post in A List of Class Objects (Python)
@Shreyaa In principle it works, but it would be written more *pythonically* this way def assignment(a, log, b, l): with(open("3ope.txt",'r')) as insname: for line in insname: a.append(instruction()) # .rstrip() removes … -
Replied To a Post in Gaussian Elimination with Scaled Partial Pivoting.
We don't know who Mr Rioch D'lyma is, nor which book or code you're talking about. Can you please post some links to explain all this ? -
Replied To a Post in Need to know steps of generating HTTP request multiple times in python
I don't understand the question. You could perhaps use the `requests` library. [Click Here](http://docs.python-requests.org/en/master/user/quickstart/#make-a-request) -
Replied To a Post in python doubts
@pythonBasic Please don't revive or highjack old threads. Start your own new discussion instead if you have questions. -
Replied To a Post in Computer Complexity of a real case scenario: facility location
No, the formula is this one [Click Here](http://www.texpaste.com/n/m92j9wdd). It is not an equality, it is an equivalent when n is large. -
Replied To a Post in I can't seem to get pyHook to work. How do I install it?
Install pip first, by following the instructions given [<here>](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/). -
Replied To a Post in Computer Complexity of a real case scenario: facility location
You must choose the intermediary squares between the blue dot and a black square. It means that you are counting the number of one-to-one sequences of the n = 398 … -
Replied To a Post in Computer Complexity of a real case scenario: facility location
I don't understand the rules. Also there are 2 blue circles in the picture. How are the legal paths defined ? -
Replied To a Post in Python Nested Loops Multiplication table
The `print()` at line 6 needs a `end=""` argument. Also you could replace all the `end="t"` with `end=""`, and also `" {}"` with `"{:>5}"` which is better because every number … -
Replied To a Post in I can't seem to get pyHook to work. How do I install it?
In windows OS, the best solution is often to install a module from Christoph Gohlke's python binaries for windows. PyHook is [<Here>](http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#pyhook). Edit: Download the wheel file (.whl), then type … -
Replied To a Post in Maze problem
I've found a `play_again()` function [<here>](http://stackoverflow.com/a/20439490). It can be adapted to your game by returning a boolean. Also the procedure to initialize the maze and the player must be called … -
Replied To a Post in Hosting An FTP/HTTP server using Python
The usual python module for ssh is **paramiko**. In principle, you can start your own sftp server with paramiko. You can also search pypi, some modules are listed such as … -
Replied To a Post in Hosting An FTP/HTTP server using Python
I don't understand why you need python to install an ftp server (you probably mean an sftp server). There must be a standard way to install an sftp server for … -
Gave Reputation to tinstaafl in Extracting Lat/Long from an XML file using Python script
A few things I noticed: This line is backwards,`for Ts in TimeStep:`, it should be `for TimeStep in Ts:`. This line is backwards, `for Part in Particle:` it should be … -
Replied To a Post in Is There An Equivalent of an ANIF statement in python?
It seems that you are trying to define a query language. What you must do is **parse** that query language. For example, you could allow the user to enter several … -
Replied To a Post in Farmer crossing river with wolf, duck, bag of corn
Nice code. The interesting part is that you are using a [heuristic](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heuristic_(computer_science)) instead of a systematic scanning of the whole graph. This approach may be more flexible for generalized versions … -
Gave Reputation to AssertNull in Farmer crossing river with wolf, duck, bag of corn
Here is a C++ implementation. // The goal is to move everyone from the west side of the river to the east side of the river // // Restrictions: Farmer … -
Replied To a Post in Farmer duck corn wolf
I simply used the [<igraph>](http://igraph.org) library with a few lines of python. This library can also be called from C or R. -
Replied To a Post in I Want To Buy Pc With Top Specification
This may violate the Keep it Spam Free [<rule>](https://www.daniweb.com/community/rules) -
Replied To a Post in I Want To Buy Pc With Top Specification
@happygeek I tried to remove the windows OS from your configuration, but I couldn't reach an acceptable state. What will OP do if he wants to upgrade his OS ? -
Replied To a Post in convert RX/TX to Kbps
Also it seems to me that using import psutil d = psutil.net_io_counters(pernic=True) is a more robust way to obtain the numerical data (most probably cross-platform). -
Replied To a Post in convert RX/TX to Kbps
If you only want to add an interface argument to your script, use the argparse module like this import argparse import time import os import sys def get_bytes(t, iface): with … -
Replied To a Post in convert RX/TX to Kbps
I don't understand your question because kbps is kilobits per second, a speed measurement, but ifconfig doesn't give any speed indication. -
Replied To a Post in convert RX/TX to Kbps
RX bytes and TX bytes are not speed measurements, they show the total number of bytes received and transmitted by this interface (eth0). Are you a friend of zero_1 who … -
Replied To a Post in Farmer duck corn wolf
Here is the graph with all states allowed. Note that an undirected graph can be drawn, because every move is reversible. -
Replied To a Post in Farmer duck corn wolf
I drew the following graph, which shows that there are only two routes of equal length. The starting point is the green dot `fdwc` (farmer, duck, wolf, corn) and the … -
Replied To a Post in Editing a Python File Using Python File Opener
There are many ways to do that, you can use the pickle module or the json module to persist data on disk. A very simple solution is to use Raymond … -
Edited Farmer crossing river with wolf, duck, bag of corn
This snippets contains a python program to find a shortest solution to the problem of the farmer who whishes to cross a river. The boat can only contain two things, … -
Replied To a Post in Farmer crossing river with wolf, duck, bag of corn
The snippet has been edited for a better version 0.2.0 ... -
Edited Farmer crossing river with wolf, duck, bag of corn
This snippets contains a python program to find a shortest solution to the problem of the farmer who whishes to cross a river. The boat can only contain two things, … -
Edited Farmer crossing river with wolf, duck, bag of corn
This snippets contains a python program to find a shortest solution to the problem of the farmer who whishes to cross a river. The boat can only contain two things, … -
Edited Farmer crossing river with wolf, duck, bag of corn
This snippets contains a python program to find a shortest solution to the problem of the farmer who whishes to cross a river. The boat can only contain two things, … -
Edited Farmer crossing river with wolf, duck, bag of corn
This snippets contains a python program to find a shortest solution to the problem of the farmer who whishes to cross a river. The boat can only contain two things, … -
Edited Farmer crossing river with wolf, duck, bag of corn
This snippets contains a python program to find a shortest solution to the problem of the farmer who whishes to cross a river. The boat can only contain two things, … -
Edited Farmer crossing river with wolf, duck, bag of corn
This snippets contains a python program to find a shortest solution to the problem of the farmer who whishes to cross a river. The boat can only contain two things, …
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