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> On Sep 12, 10:26 am, "hyena" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> problem is as title, bear me if this too silly or too naive.
>>
>> I use wx.statictext widget to show some information in GUI, there are some
>> numbers in the text
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> hyena wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am quite new to python and am looking for some tools that can install
>> and update modules a bit more intelligent then "python setup.py
Hi,
I am quite new to python and am looking for some tools that can
install and update modules a bit more intelligent then "python setup.py
install". Is there some thing like "yum" in fedora which can search and
install/update packages automatically?
thanks in advance!
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problem is as title, bear me if this too silly or too naive.
I use wx.statictext widget to show some information in GUI, there are some
numbers in the text to be emphasized in bigger other color. For example, in
sentence "the travel speed of this car is 40 km /hour", I would like "40" to
be big
Thanks Bruno and Steve for the quick answer!
>What make you think such a thing ?
I am also using R and java from time to time, and think it is very covinient
that in R tables are handled as matrixs or data frames. Thus I expect python
has something similiar. :)
And I went for Steve's first sugg
Hi,
Just jump in python few days. I am wondering how to store and index a
table in python effectively and easily.I think the basic data types are not
very straight foward to handle a table (eg, from csv or data base.)
I have a csv file, the first row of it is column names and the rest rows