Posts by Beat_Slayer

So you can't read C++, and want to convert some C++ files to Python?

How about leaking the C++ files so we can help you?

Meanwhile, i'll google for tools. ;)

How about this?

class Word_Counter():

    def __init__(self):
        self.count = {}

    def add_string(self, s):
        word_list = s.split(' ')
        self.add_list(word_list)

    def add_list(self, wl):
        for item in wl:
            if self.count.has_key(item):
                self.count[item] += 1
            else:
                self.count[item] = 1

    def add_mapper(self, ml):
        for item in ml:
            if self.count.has_key(item[0]):
                self.count[item[0]] += item[1]
            else:
                self.count[item[0]] = item[1]
    


str1 = 'the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog'

d = Word_Counter()

d.add_string(str1)

print d.count

"""
{'brown': 1, 'lazy': 1, 'over': 1, 'fox': 1, 'dog': 1, 'quick': 1, 'the': 2, 'jumps': 1}
"""

list1 = ('the', 'quick', 'blue', 'cat', 'jumps', 'over', 'the', 'lazy', 'turtle') 

d.add_list(list1)

print d.count

"""
{'blue': 1, 'brown': 1, 'lazy': 2, 'turtle': 1, 'over': 2, 'fox': 1, 'dog': 1, 'cat': 1, 'quick': 2, 'the': 4, 'jumps': 2}
"""

map1 = [('the', 1), ('quick', 1), ('brown', 1), ('fox', 1), ('jumped', 1), ('over', 1), ('the', 1), ('lazy', 1), ('grey', 1), ('dogs', 1)]

d.add_mapper(map1)

print d.count

"""
{'blue': 1, 'brown': 2, 'lazy': 3, 'turtle': 1, 'grey': 1, 'jumped': 1, 'over': 3, 'fox': 2, 'dog': 1, 'cat': 1, 'dogs': 1, 'quick': 3, 'the': 6, 'jumps': 2}
"""

I believe it's a simple path problem, since they are common on win.

Try to create a shortcut for the application, setting the 'start in' option to that folder.

I believe this is what you want.

f_in = open('xxx.txt').readlines()[:12959]
f_output= open('output.txt', 'w')

for item in f_in[:5]:
    f_output.write(item)

for item in f_in[5:]:
        firstdata, seconddata = item.split(' ')[:2]
        f_output.write('%s, %s\n' % (firstdata, seconddata))

'%s %s\n' % (firstdata, seconddata)

The '%' places the variables, here firstdata and seconddata, formated as strings due to the 's', in the output string. The '\n' adds a linebreak.

Modulo description

Like this?

f_in = open('xxx.txt').readlines()[:12960]
f_output= open('output.txt', 'w')

for line in f_in:
        firstdata, seconddata = line.split(' ')[:2]
        f_output.write('%s, %s\n' % (firstdata, seconddata))

If you provide a sample file, it can get easier.

But this should do it, if youre csv files are not encoded, the module it's not needed.

f_in = open('xxx.txt').readlines()
f_output= open('output.txt', 'w')

for line in f_in:
    if not line.count('STOP'):
        firstdata, seconddata = line.split('/')[:2]
        f_output.write('%s, %s\n' % (firstdata, seconddata))
    else:
        print line

How about you post some file and some code, so we can toy with also. ;)

Happy coding!

It's like this you must do it on your terminal window like this:

python /Users/Home/Desktop/Programs/test2.py

or just by the scipt name if you add the shebang:

#!/usr/bin/python

to the first line of your script.

Happy coding!

Cheers

I think this should give some insight, if I'm understanding what you are trying to do.

def merge_dic(merged_dic, wordlist):
    for item in wordlist:
        if merged_dic.has_key(item):
            merged_dic[item] += 1
        else:
            merged_dic[item] = 1

file1 = 'this is a dummy sample file for example as sample'
file2 = 'this is another dummy sample file also created for example with \
some samples repeated for example'

list1 = file1.split(' ')
list2 = file2.split(' ')

all_count = {}
file_lists = []
file_lists.extend(list1)
file_lists.extend(list2)

merge_dic(all_count, file_lists)

print 'all_count =', all_count

file_uniques = {}
file_lists = []                 # Converting lists to sets it's the fastest and
file_lists.extend(set(list1))   # simplest way that I know of eliminating
file_lists.extend(set(list2))   # duplicates on a list, when position doesn't mather

merge_dic(file_uniques, file_lists)

print 'file_uniques =', file_uniques

Happy coding!

It can be just me, but it seems something is wrong!

Can you explain a little further.

You want to know the words that exist in the two files, is that it?

Or do you want to count the ocurrences in each file?

Simple script for image transparency.

Someone asked one some time ago, and i had other but for a different system, and decided to write a Python/PIL version.

The value of the color used as transparent is the value of the pixel at position (0, 0).

You can adjust tolerance value.

Happy coding!

Partition!

Look here!

A little search helps. ;)

Happy coding!

Your welcome.

Happy to help!

You can close the thread marking it as solved.

Cheers, and happy coding!!!

I get the same results without mecanize.

I believe the problem is somewhere in the password or username.

f = open('filename.rc')
old_rc = f.readlines()
f.close()

host = 'PARTYHOST'
new_ip = '127.0.0.1'
f = open('filename.rc', 'w')
for i in range(len(old_rc)):
    if old_rc[i].find(host) != -1:
        f.write('%s %s\n' % (host, new_ip)) #You should check the newline
    else:
        f.write(old_rc[i])
f.close()

This should give you some insight!

import csv

for row in csv.reader(open('timeline1.csv', 'r')):
    match = None
    for item in row:
        if item.find('.ie/') != -1:
            match = True
    if match:
        print 'Highlighted ->>', row
    else:
        print row

I'm not a tk programmer, but:

def searchfilt(self):
    f = open("timeline1.csv", "r") 
    reader = csv.reader(f) 
    text = enterbox(msg='Please choose a highlighter search term', title='Highlighter ', default='', strip=True)
    lines = []
    i = -1
    self.listbox2.delete(0, tk.END)
    for i, line in enumerate(reader):
        for words in line:
            if words.find(text) != -1:
                self.listbox2.itemconfig(i, bg='red', fg='white')
        self.listbox2.insert(tk.END, line)

Can you try this, substituting the user and pass?

import urllib

params = urllib.urlencode({'user': '0123456789', 'password': 'password', 'submit.x': '0', 'submit.y': '0'})
site = 'http://portal.hu.edu.jo:7777/huregister/index.jsp'
webpage = urllib.urlopen(site, params)
results = webpage.read()
webpage.close()
print results

and changing line 4 to:

site = 'http://portal.hu.edu.jo:7777/huregister/sbmt_index.jsp'

Can you try this?

body = {'user': user, 'pswd': passo, 'submit.x': '39', 'submit.y': '7'}

I presume your using python 3, because the sample file works.

You can try like this bellow, or go for a aproach without the module as tonyvj said.

import csv

d = {}

for row in csv.reader(open('sample.csv')):
    first, second = [value.strip() for value in row[0].split('\t')]
    if d.has_key(first.strip()):
        d[first].append(second)
    else:
        d[first] = [second] 

f = open('output.txt', 'w')
for k, v in d.iteritems():
    print k, v
    f.write('%s %s\n' %(k, v))
f.close()

Cheers.

Happy coding!

Can you post a real sample CSV?

Does pyexcelerator doesn't work?

Wich system you are running, and can you post a sample xls?

Wich error message the converter from pyexcelerator gives?

import csv

d = {}

for row in csv.reader(open('sample.csv', "rb")):
    first, second = row[0].split('\t')
    if d.has_key(first.strip()):
        d[first.strip()] += [second.strip()]
    else:
        d[first.strip()] = [second.strip()] 

for k, v in d.iteritems():
    print k, v

Cheers, and Happy coding.

You have the pyexcelerator module, with a conversion script in the examples folder.

Happy coding.

Some insights, and some more!

Hope it helps!

Happy coding!

Do you have some code?

Can you post a sample csv file?

Happy codding!

Like this?

if(empty($veh_img) AND empty($disk_img)){
    $galpic="image.gif";
}else{
    $galpic="$disk_img";
}

def squareEach(nums):
    squares=[]
    for number in nums:
        squares += [number * number]
    return squares

if(!strcmp($row['dtFirstContactSt'], '0000-00-00') AND !strcmp($row['dtMarketingSt'], '0000-00-00')) {
echo "<td width='156'>" . "&nbsp </td>";
} else {
echo "<td bgcolor=FF0000 width='156'>" .$row['dtFirstContactSt']. "</td>";
}

Use pprint, or some tabbed printing, so it looks like a table.

Is it solved???

from random import randint

color = (randint(0, 255), randint(0, 255), randint(0, 255))

Then the image with the higher coordinate in x, it's the image in wich the sum of the loading x and the size in x is greater.

Maybe like this.

str1 = "Hello Monty Python!"
str2 = str1.replace('M', 'Spam')
str3 = str2.replace('P', 'Spam')
def print_str(str1, str2, str3):
    print(str1)
    print(str2)
    print(str3)
print_str()

or

str1 = "Hello Monty Python!"
str2 = str1.replace('M', 'Spam')
str3 = str2.replace('P', 'Spam')
print('%s\n%s\n%s' % (str1, str2, str3))

Can you explain a little further?

Have you loaded the image?

You can do a select first to see if it exits, and delete thereafter if exists, or give error message if it doesn't.

I guess it is

windowSurface.blit(pi, 25, 25)

or

windowSurface.blit(pi, (25, 25))

but i never used pygame.

You need to find a way to simulate a pressed key.

I have a key simulator somewhere.

I'll search and say something when I get home.

Can you show, or at lest say wich type of server you implemented?

You can use the sockets as files, passing and reading from them the coordinates.

Click on "Start", select "Run" and type "command"!

Have you tried like this?

r = csv.reader(open('v20100515.csv', 'rb'))

EDIT: Sorry i began the reply and went eat some sandwich, finnished when I came, and there were already all this ones posted, but I didn't saw them.

Example command for a script file 'protein.py' in directory 'D:\scripts\protein\', the executable file will be created in 'D:\scripts\protein\exe'.

cxfreeze d:\scripts\protein\protein.py --target-dir d:\scripts\protein\exe

Demonstration on Windows XP with Python 2.6.

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

C:\Documents and Settings\Beat_Slayer>cd c:\python26\scripts

C:\Python26\Scripts>cxfreeze d:\scripts\protein\protein.py --target-dir d:\scripts\protein\exe
creating directory d:\scripts\protein\exe
copying C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\bases\Console.exe -> d:\scripts\protein\exe\protein.exe
copying C:\WINDOWS\system32\python26.dll -> d:\scripts\protein\exe\python26.dll
writing zip file d:\scripts\protein\exe\protein.exe

  Name                      File
  ----                      ----
m StringIO
m UserDict
m __builtin__
m __future__
m __main__                  d:\scripts\protein\protein.py
m _abcoll
m _bisect
m _codecs
m _codecs_cn
m _codecs_hk
m _codecs_iso2022
m _codecs_jp
m _codecs_kr
m _codecs_tw
m _collections
m _functools
m _heapq
m _locale
m _multibytecodec
m _random
m _sre
m _strptime
m _struct
m _subprocess
m _threading_local
m _warnings
m abc
m array
m base64
m bdb
m binascii
m bisect
m bz2                       C:\Python26\DLLs\bz2.pyd
m cPickle
m cStringIO
m calendar
m cmd
m codecs
m collections
m copy
m copy_reg
m cx_Freeze__init__         C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\cx_Freeze\initscripts\
Console.py
m datetime
m difflib
m dis
m doctest
m dummy_thread
P encodings
m encodings.aliases
m encodings.ascii
m encodings.base64_codec
m encodings.big5
m encodings.big5hkscs
m encodings.bz2_codec
m encodings.charmap
m encodings.cp037
m encodings.cp1006
m encodings.cp1026
m encodings.cp1140
m encodings.cp1250
m encodings.cp1251
m encodings.cp1252
m encodings.cp1253
m encodings.cp1254
m encodings.cp1255
m encodings.cp1256
m encodings.cp1257
m encodings.cp1258
m encodings.cp424
m encodings.cp437
m encodings.cp500
m encodings.cp737
m encodings.cp775
m encodings.cp850
m encodings.cp852
m encodings.cp855
m encodings.cp856
m encodings.cp857
m encodings.cp860
m encodings.cp861
m encodings.cp862
m encodings.cp863
m encodings.cp864
m encodings.cp865
m encodings.cp866
m encodings.cp869
m encodings.cp874
m encodings.cp875 …

Sometihing is wrong, since urllib2 should give you the same source code for the page.

I think your line 28 should have the login address page, and not the page you are trying to read later.

Do a litle search on the forum, theres a lot of CSV search and modify examples.

Write a tryout, and post the results, with input files and desired output.

Happy coding

Just take the break out, and it will read all lines, indicating all errored ones.

The concept is the same as in this Tech B snippet.

Give it a try,

Happy coding.

Don't make the things more difficult.

1 - install cx_freeze.

2 - Open windows command shell, and navigate to your python install dir, then to scripts inside that dir.

3 - Type cxfreeze plus your path and script name, something like this:

cxfreeze d:\scripts\hello.py

4 - It will create a dir called dist with the files ready.

And you are done.

No need to do a setup script, or any modification to your script.

The working file, is the file wich you are processing.

The one that you create or open, and read or write to it.