Posts by Beat_Slayer

Wheres the code?

Are you using the 'EVT_DATE_CHANGED' to catch the date?

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You can catch event with pygame. Here

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I never said to compare it with if..elif..else.

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Hint

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list1 = []

for y in range(50):
    for x in range(50):
        list1.append((x, y))

print list1

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Have you tried pygame.joystick.

Wheres the code?

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I think it's easy as making a case and a for loop and testing them.

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Like:

os.system('program.exe | argument')

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Like this?

for item in fenceLines:
    print item

or

for i in range(len(fenceLines)):
    print fenceLines[i]

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???

A guess... :)

class foobar():
    def __init__(self, foo, bar):      # constructor
        self.foo = foo
        self.bar = bar

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An if ... elif ... elif ... sequence is a substitute for the switch or case statements found in other languages.

Source

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It depends a lot of the application, and all of that.

But maybe a simple http server or json server in a peer to peer configuration should serve the task pretty good.

I''ve never tried xmlrpc servers, since I never felt the need to.

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I would do like this for your example, it shows the 'mean' when you just press enter with no input.

def getlist():
    lst = []
    x = None
    while x != '':
        x = raw_input('Your number:')
        if x:
            lst.append(int(x))
    return lst

def mean(l):
   return float(sum(l))/len(l)

a = mean(getlist())
print a

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relevant_weeks = [['[11', " '05/10/2009'", " '06/10/2009'", " '07/10/2009'", " '08/10/2009'", " '09/10/2009']", ''],
                  ['[10', " '28/09/2009'", " '29/09/2009'", " '30/09/2009'", " '01/10/2009'", " '02/10/2009']", ''],
                  ['[27', " '25/01/2010'", " '26/01/2010'", " '27/01/2010'", " '28/01/2010'", " '29/01/2010']", '']]

relevant_days = ['TUES', 'TUES', 'THURS', 'WED', 'THURS', 'MON', 'WED', 'THURS', 'WED', 'TUES', 'MON', 'WED', 'MON', 'WED', 'THURS', 'FRI', 'THURS']

days_reference = [['0', ' MON', ' TUES', ' WED', ' THURS', ' FRI']]

days_reference = [item.strip() for item in days_reference[0]] # cleaning the list


for i in range(len(relevant_weeks)):
    print relevant_weeks[i][days_reference.index(relevant_days[i])]

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You can run the listening function on an asynchronized thread.

from functools import wraps
from threading import Thread

def async(func):
    @wraps(func)
    def async_func(*args, **kwargs):
        func_handler = Thread(target=func, args=args, kwargs=kwargs)
        func_handler.start()
        return func_handler
    return async_func

@async
def listener():
    print "Initializing Listener..."
    Listener.Listen(server_ip, int(server_port))

os.system("cls")

print "Server IP: %s"  % server_ip + ":" + server_port
print "Level Name: %s" % level_name
print "Public IP: %s"  % public_ip
print "-------------------------------------------"

os.system("pause")

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Hint

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I guess you must go for 16 bits for the mixed mode and use Unicode.

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Seems fun but I don't understand.

Can you explain?

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else:
    infos = [item for item in fields[i] if item]
    f_out.write('%s,%s,%s\n' % (pre, infos[0], infos[1]))

This is for lines like: ,,,"bonapartei","Highland Tinamou"

it extracts the two fields and writes them together with the prefix, that is get by lines like: ,,"Tinamus",,

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Maybe this will help you.

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SSL wrapper for socket objects

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Like this mate:

list1 = ['a', 'b', 'c']

for i in range(len(list1)):
    open('file%s.txt' % i, 'w').write(list1[i])

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import re

data = 'LUBS5200M01/SMR 1/02<S1> wks 2-11,"((10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19) (34))",2'

data = data.split(',')[1]

match = re.findall(r'\(\d+\)', data)

print match[0][1:-1]

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That means that you have a typo, or your reference list is somenthing like:

reference_list = '1, 2, 3, 4'

and for that:

reference_list = [int(item.strip()) for item in reference_list.split(',')]

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f_in = open('mixorder.csv')

fields = []

for line in f_in.readlines():
    fields.append([item.strip('\n') for item in line.split(',')])

f_in.close()

f_out = open('order.csv', 'w')

for i in range(len(fields)):
    if fields[i][0] != '':
        f_out.write('ORDRE ' + fields[i][0] + ',,\n')
    elif fields[i][1] != '':    
        f_out.write('Family ' + fields[i][1] + ',,\n')
    elif fields[i][2] != '':
        pre = fields[i][2]
    else:
        infos = [item for item in fields[i] if item]
        f_out.write('%s,%s,%s\n' % (pre, infos[0], infos[1]))

f_out.close()

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EDIT: I didn't saw your posted solution tonyjv.

You should check Beatiful Soup, and urllib.

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Hint:

list1 = [4, 3, 1, 3, 2, 1] 

list2 = [[0, '0800', 'MON'],
         [1, '0830', 'MON'],
         [2, '0900', 'MON'],
         [3, '0930', 'MON'],
         [4, '1000', 'MON']]

for i in range(len(list1)):
    for item in list2:
        if item[0] == list1[i]:
            print item

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The error message you receive helps who is trying to help you. Try to post it next time.

But, since your error is easy, here it goes:

def lvl():
    x = random.randint(100,1000)
    tfile = open("text.txt", 'w')
    tfile.write(str(x))
    input("")

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Wheres the checksum?

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EDIT:

How about this?

data = '\x02' + '1T025.0F00R1000000000000000' + '\x8B' + '\x03'

Sorry but with such a question I can only think of www.google.com.

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See the snippet that vegaseat told.

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Whats your line 6?

And shouldn't you have

lstn.recv(1)

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One hint.

import time

date = 19980224
print time.strptime(date, '%Y%m%d')

date = 19982402
print time.strptime(date, '%Y%m%d')

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??? Something is wrong here.

Can you show code to what you do?

You can't receive or send data through a socket if you properly closed it.

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Going from the root as as folder python,

python\Objects\intobject.c

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Like this?

f_in = open('ids.txt')

for line in f_in.readlines():
    print line
    pos = 0
    for run in range(line.count('ID=')):
        pos = line.index('ID=', pos) + 3
        print line[pos:pos + 4]

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I,ve found this for you.

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Some code to see what you have done so far so we can guide you?

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Why not?

top10 = [
        [[u'abcde', u'fghij'], [1]],
        [[u'abcde', u'fghij'], [2]],
        [[u'abcde', u'fghij'], [3]],
        [[u'abcde', u'fghij'], [4]],
        [[u'abcde', u'fghij'], [5]]]

top10 = [[[str(a), str(b)], x] for [a, b], x in top10]

for item in top10:
    print item

Output:
[['abcde', 'fghij'], [1]]
[['abcde', 'fghij'], [2]]
[['abcde', 'fghij'], [3]]
[['abcde', 'fghij'], [4]]
[['abcde', 'fghij'], [5]]

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Can you see in here mate.

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I did nothing to the code mate, I just showed you a part of your code where within 5 lines you call two different things to the 'same' variable.

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Has nothing to do with putting 'self.' on front of everything, but at least being coinsistent on the variables. Look here:

def onAction(self, event):
    disc_value = self.discountinput.GetValue().strip()
    if all(x in "0123456789.+-" for x in disc_value):
        value = round(float(disc_value), 2)
    else:
        discountinput.ChangeValue("number only")

Is it discountinput, or the discountinput from the class (self.discountinput)?

When you declare a class yes define attributes to the class by wirting them as 'self.'.

If you don't declare them as attributes you may not call them as attributes.

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A hint that makes a huge difference in another project was doing like this.

...
diff = ImageChops.difference(im1,im2)

n = diff.load()

GRAY = (25, 25, 25)
RED = (255,0,0)
BLACK = (0,0,0)

for x in range(0, res[0], 2): #every other pixel for speed
    for y in range(0, res[1], 2):
        if n[x,y] > GRAY:
            n[x,y] = RED
        else:
            n[x,y] = BLACK
...

I know it doesn't look that better, and in my case and more variables, but it helped, you can try it.

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I would like to help, but I'm not understanding now mate.

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I guess your setup.py is messed up.

But as I can't see it, it's only a guess.

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Case solved. You can close the thread.

Can't you separate it by channels (RGB) and treat the data on those channels.

Change also your line 21 mate.

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You must use

self.cursor = db.cursor()

Then the LoginDld will have the cursor attribute, replace on all cursor declarations on the logiDlg and try again.

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You can declare the cursor as:

self.cursor = db.cursor()

and call it as:

login = LoginDlg()

login.cursor.execute('sql statement')