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There is a simplifying wrapper for pygame called gasp. You need pygame installed first for this to work: [code=python]# using module gasp to draw an arc, a box, plots and circles # # info: GASP (Graphics API for Students of Python) # A library built on pygame that enables absolute …

I don't think it has much to do with the size of the list, you are simply going past the number of indexed elements. Look at this example: [code=python]my_list = [1, 2, 3, 4] print my_list[4] # IndexError: list index out of range [/code]

Here is an example to make the tk window disappear: [code=python]import Tkinter as tk import tkFileDialog root = tk.Tk() # show file dialog without Tkinter window root.withdraw() filename = tkFileDialog.askopenfilename() print filename [/code]To see the code tags around this code, temporarily click on the "REPLY W/QUOTE" button.

Why do you have such goofy indentations?

You must not have installed tkSnack properly. For instance open the zip file snack2210-py.zip and extract file tkSnack.py to C:\Python24\Lib and the folder snacklib to C:\Python24\tcl

If you know you are stupid, then you are not quite as stupid as you thought.

Peace on earth for 24 hours. Very unlikely though!

Talking about poor churches there is one of the many in my neighborhood: [url]http://www.crystalcathedral.org/visitors/[/url]

I am not quite sure what you mean with store, If you mean store in a string, there are these ways: [code=python]a=['city','village','town','capital'] a1=len(a) a2=range(a1) s = "" for x in a2: a3=a[x] print a3 s += a[x] print s # cityvillagetowncapital [/code]Much simpler: [code=python]a=['city','village','town','capital'] s = "" for x in …

In your scipy directory there is the package init file __init__.py and there also should be a __config__.py file. If not, you may have to reinstall or run the setup.py program. [code]python setup install [/code]

CSV files are generated by spread sheet programs. Rows make a line in the file and the data columns are separated by commas. Python has a module called csv that makes processing this type of file much easier. Check the Python manual.

In a similar vain, I have 678 posts right now and should have 679 after this post. Wow, there is excitement in life after all!

[QUOTE=jwenting;526374]Google said so...[/QUOTE]A beautiful come back! You are showing the witty side of yourself there JW. I have friends that work at MS, and they claim that they already have a great search engine in house. Looks like Yahoo might just be market share.

We learned that it is only used for function arguments, and ** indicates a dictionary of variable number of key:val arguments.

I love to dance!

Something like this might do it: [code=python]import random def dela(x): sum=0 mylist = [] while sum < x: b = random.randrange (1, x - sum + 1) mylist.append(b) sum = sum + b #print b, return sum, mylist # test it ... sum, mylist = dela(5) print mylist # eg. …

Somewhat repugnant! Do they teach that sort of skill in public school?

I don't see any new avatars. Just a couple of old ones that have been adopted.

The mild way to deal with Telemarketers is to say: "Just a moment, I will get my mother." Lay the phone on the table and let them wait, waste their time, they will eventually hang up. Wait a minute, that could be a nice new thread.

I don't think the Dutch were ever in Vietnam.

First you have to get the basic design of the deck and the hand of cards down: [code=python]# basic design of a card game using Python import random def show_hand(hand): """give drawn cards more detailed descriptions and then display""" for item in hand: rank = item[0] suit = item[1] if …

There are many more visitors that never register.

Usually it's from a class that has an overloaded __call_() in it.

If you set year=0 and then use range(year+1), you only go once through your loop.

Read line 8 and 9, you got to have the properly named icon image file for this to work.

I guess whether or not you like a commercial is still a matter of taste. I think commercials make watching TV at least a little interesting.

If it's like the like() function in VB, then you can do it with module re, which does have wildcard and characterlist patterns.

Did you see vegaseat's post in "Starting Python" about using module pyglet to sound off a series of wave files? See: [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post590403-133.html[/url]

[QUOTE=scru;592378]Every three days? Consider yourself lucky and let's leave it at that.[/QUOTE]I agree, my cplusplus eats two rats a day, and I had to move to the inner city so it wouldn't starve!

In a nutshell: [code=python]def add(a, b): return a + b var = 2 str = "var = add(2, 3)" # execute the code snippet inside the str string variable exec(str) print var # --> 5 [/code]

On top of that I just love pizza from the hut!

Your exploration could aid other folks. Just remember that Python style recommends to have class names begin with upper case and function/method names to begin with a lower case letter.

Nice code G-Do. I added default dimensions and also added "(wait 2 to 3 minutes to show)" to the title to assist the impatient user.

Right now, something fermented or distilled.

Do you just want to know if they are equal? If that is the case, you can simply use: [code=python]# compare two files and check if they are equal # files can be binary or text based import filecmp # pick two files you want to compare ... file1 = …

Now you know why so many folks watch TV because of the commercials rather than the lousy content of the program.

Please use code tags around your Python code to preserve the proper indentations. Check the message in the background of the Quick Reply message box for the code tags.

Only in Japan would folks be polite enough not to kill this dude.

If you insist on giving each entry field a recognizable name, you can try this: [code=python]# create named multi entries in Tkinter import Tkinter as tk class MyFrame(tk.Frame): """ entries are in the same grid """ def __init__(self, master): tk.Frame.__init__(self, master) words = ["one","two","three","four","five","six","seven","eight","nine"] # create a list of entries …

Give this a try: [code=python]import random data = ["apple", "orange", "melon", "pear"] # this picks one item from the list above print random.choice(data) [/code]

Please use code tags to mainain proper Python indentations! [code=python]def my_f(modelfilename): modelfile = open(modelfilename) modelline_list = modelfile.readlines() modelfile.close() itemY = ["lol", "young", "HoLa", "...", "Yum!", ":o)", "blokes", "!!!", "hello"] itemO = ["old", "yes", "Mom", "serious", "blog"] for line in modelline_list: for itemy in itemY: if itemy in line: print "+1 …

I think vegaseat had this posted some time ago, read the comments for instructions: [code=python]# Py2Exe version 0.6.3 setup file for console programs. # # If this is a windows GUI application replace the last line with # windows = [{"script": 'myFile.py'}] ) # # Enter the file name of …

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Give module subprocess a try, it's a bit more advanced: [code=python]import subprocess # execute the code and pipe the result to a string test = "ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" process = subprocess.Popen(test, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE) # give it time to respond process.wait() # optional check (0 --> success) print process.returncode # read the …

With Python you can use the slicing operator to help out: [code=pyton]t1 = '1230' # --> 12:30 t2 = '100' # --> 1:00 # slicing operator seq[begin : end : step] # step is optional # defaults are index begin=0, index end=len(seq)-1, step=1 # -begin or -end --> count from …

That red star looks cute, is it a Chinese plane?

The proof is in the pudding. Take a small project like creating a monthly calendar and try to do it with Java and then with Python.

I love my Saturn Sky Roadster! Sunburst Yellow of course!

Great, so far I matched 9.

There are 2 versions of Python available than can run from a USB thumbdrive. One is MovablePython and th other PortablePython, the last one is free and the first one cost just a small amount (its older Python24 version is a free download however, so you can evaluate).