On 3/23/07, Alan Gauld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Read the 'Whats in a name?' topic in my tutor for more about this
and how to deal with it.
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html as well.
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Kent thanks for this as I was clearly confused with regards to string
and list of strings.
I am, however, still having difficulty with how to solve a problem
involving a related issue.
i have the following text:
Barnett, John B., assignor of one-half to R. N. Tutt, Kansas City,
Mo.
After importing random, there is no need to call random.seed() in a
python program, is there? (unless one wishes to specifically control
what the seed is.)
Thanks!
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Gentlemen,
I don't consider myself a rank beginner (I did take a shower this week),
but I've been beating my brains out over this for the past week.
I'm writing this GUI app (Tkinter). Just about everything is done (all
the nuts,bolts, and the occasional nail. Now Im trying to code a
Alan Gauld wrote:
1.) when i do readlines and create a list and then print the list it
adds a blank line between every line of text
I suspect that's because you are reading a newline character
from the file and print adds a newline of its own. You need to
use rstrip() to take out the
Cecilia Alm wrote:
After importing random, there is no need to call random.seed() in a
python program, is there? (unless one wishes to specifically control
what the seed is.)
Right.
Kent
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I'm trying to learn how to use Pmw.BLT to have plotting in some GUIs I
would like to create. I have a book with some examples but when I run
the code I get this error message which seems to be related to the
packages I installed and not my code:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
