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Python-wxPython Tutorial This tutorial will take you through the basics of wxPython. ##Introduction: Let's face it. I am a dinosaur. I got my computer science degree in the mid 70s. And it won't be long before **I** am in **my** mid 70s. So why am I trying to learn Python? …
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Starting Python
The idea of this thread is to help the beginning Python programmer with hints and helpful code. Please feel free to contribute! If you have any questions start your own thread! The creators of Python are very active, improving the language all the time. Here is a little of the …
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Somebody was so kind as to indicate to me an interactive Python learning program. I started using it, but lost the URL. I cannot find it back in the threads i started. Can this Python forum member remember me of his suggestion? Thanks
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>>> import g4 >>> g4.systs() Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'systs' Why is that ? The code works ok from shell >>> import time >>> def systs(): return str(time.localtime()[5]) >>> systs() '18' g4.py ------- [CODE] import os import …
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After importing the script below as g4.py as >>import g4 followed by >>> pad ="ram:t/list.lha" >>> g4.extract(pad,"path") Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> File "g4.py", line 52, in extract return takeaction.get(itemnw,errhandler)(fromvar) TypeError: errhandler() takes no arguments (1 given) This error does not appear when i …
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I would like to save the output of the python help() function to a file eg the output of >>> help("modules") [CODE] amongst others i used modfile = open("env:.P_ModList","w") mods = help("modules") print >>modfile , mods modfile.close() [/CODE] to no avail. Is there a solution?
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""" Hi i intended to list the built-in function using this function. It seems however to give me the results corresponding with a dictionary. Why is that ? """" [CODE] def showbuiltins(): """ saves the list of built in functions to a file you chose """ blist = dir(__builtins__) print …
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