Posts by Beat_Slayer

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for item in fenceLines:
    print item

or

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

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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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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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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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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.

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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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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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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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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Happy coding mate.

Case solved. You can close the thread.

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')

The connection is available till you do a db.close() I believe, but I never used MySQL.

Post some code, it should be easy to try to correct.

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A example:

print item.lower()

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Why the use of break or continue for the purpose??

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Deleted the last three lines of the login.py and it works.

Your login.py only may not be written as an actual script.

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This simple solution will work for all files on the current dir.

import os

filelist = os.listdir('')

for files in filelist:
    basename, ext = os.path.splitext(files)
    if ext == '.kml':
        f_output = open('%s-errors.txt' % basename, 'w')
        f_output.write('whatever you want')
        f_output.close()

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And how are you implementing it?

Doesn't this work?

from login import LoginDlg

I think that definatelly it's a bad version installed.

Try to redownload and install the proper ones.

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You must understand the question and logics first.

And as lrh9 said, and very good, you declare classes and define their functions.

class rectangle():

    def __init__(self, coords, sizex, sizey):
        self._startx, self._starty = coords
        self._sizex = sizex
        self._sizey = sizey

    def getBottomright(self):
        print '(%s, %s)' % (self._startx + self._sizex, self._starty + self._sizey)

    def move(self, pos):
        self._startx, self._starty = pos

    def resize(self, width, height):
        self._sizex = width
        self._sizey = height

    def __str__(self):
        return '((%s, %s), (%s, %s))' % (self._startx, self._starty, self._startx + self._sizex, self._starty + self._sizey)


r = rectangle((2, 3), 5, 6)
print str(r)

"""'((2, 3), (7, 9))'"""

r.move((5, 5))
print str(r)

"""'((5, 5), (10, 11))'"""

r.resize(1,1)
print str(r)

"""'((5, 5), (6, 6))'"""

r.getBottomright()

"""(6, 6)"""

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I get it now.

Here it is. All you need. Classes

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Some code and a clear explanation of the problem you have would help.

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Mate, I believe that all you need to do, it's to use my example of timer, and use it to call the function to voice, instead of the threading being the voice function, the thread will calll the object voice after that time.

Hope is clear enough.

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It was a tip as I said, and you can read the lines individually as he does now.

And your code still uses my 60 GB+ RAM stick. :)

A tip:

for line in in_file.readlines():

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It's a typo. Your missing a d here.

elif option == 2:
    remove[B]d[/B]Expence = removeExpence(totalBudget)
    totalBudget = totalBudget + removedExpence
    printOptions()
    option = input("What would you like to do? ")

The 'blit' loads a image object to the window surface.

In your example 'blit' loads the 'background' image to the window starting at cordinates 0 in x and 0 in y.

screen.blit(background, (0, 0))

The second 'blit' loads the 'sprite' image to the screen, with a fixed cordinate of 100 in 'y', and uses a variable 'x' to define the cordinate on x, that is incremented by 10 every cycle.

screen.blit(sprite, (x, 100))
x += 10

Hope it helps,

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If i understood correctly:

initial_date = '9/14/1990'
initial_month, initial_day, initial_year = initial_date.split('/')
final_date = '9/17/1990'
final_month, final_day, final_year = final_date.split('/')

f_in = open('stations_temp.csv').readlines()
f_out = open('filtered_stations_temp.csv', 'w')

f_out.write(f_in[0])

for i in range(1, len(f_in)):
    station, date, max_temp, min_temp = f_in[i].split(',')
    month, day, year = date.split('/')
    if initial_month <= month <= final_month and \
    initial_day <= day <= final_day and \
    initial_year <= year <= final_year:
        f_out.write(f_in[i])

f_out.close()

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I don't get the previous link.

May you take a look here, fell free to ask, or PM with sugestions.

Texts K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) using the Euclidean algorithm

Something like this.

name = []
ordertotal = []
for i in range(loopController):
    name.append(raw_input("Who's order"))
    order = input("How much was the order")
    ordertotal.append(order + shippingCharge)

for i in range(loopController):
    print name[i], ordertotal[i]

Hope it helps.

def voice(x):
    print x

v = threading.Timer(50, voice)
v.start()

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Create function to voice users and run the function using the timer, instead of passing commands to the timer function.

I don't know if it is this function but this should work.

from scipy.special import kv

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It works with your file again. :)

f_in = open('blocks.txt').read()
f_out = open('output.csv', 'w')

f_out.write('AC\tID\tFA\tOS\tSF\tBS\tGE\n')

blocks = [x for x in f_in.split('//') if x]

for item in blocks:
    infos = [x for x in item.split('\n') if x and x != 'XX']
    AC = ''
    ID = ''
    FA = ''
    OS = ''
    SF = ''
    BS = ''
    GE = ''
    for field in infos:
        if field.startswith('AC'):
            AC += ' ' + field[3:]
        elif field.startswith('ID'):
            ID += ' ' + field[3:]
        elif field.startswith('FA'):
            FA += ' ' + field[3:]
        elif field.startswith('OS'):
            OS += ' ' + field[3:]
        elif field.startswith('SF'):
            SF += ' ' + field[3:]
        elif field.startswith('BS'):
            BS += ' ' + field[3:]
        elif field.startswith('GE'):
            GE += ' ' + field[3:]

    f_out.write('%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\n' % (AC, ID, FA, OS, SF, BS, GE))
    
f_out.close()

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Your welcome.

You can mark as solved,

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