try portable python. it's free!
http://www.portablepython.com/
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Thomas Lord t...@tgaragemedia.com writes:
try portable python. it's free!
You say it's free, but I'm unable to find the license terms easily on
the web site. Which free software license does the recipient have in
the work?
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Is there such a thing as a special version of python that I can run
more efficiently from a flash drive? I'll be at college for hours
every day with hours of free time for the next few months, but the only
computers at my disposal are windows PCs that use GoBack to auto-revert
every reboot. So
Putty wrote:
Is there such a thing as a special version of python that I can run
more efficiently from a flash drive?
google for movable python (or similar)
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You could always get an mp3 player that windows
can see as a drive letter. I'll bet the I/O
would be quite fast. Plus, you would be
getting an mp3 player.
If money is a concern, check out used ones
on ebay.
Putty wrote:
Is there such a thing as a special version of python that I can run
Putty wrote:
Is there such a thing as a special version of python that I can run
more efficiently from a flash drive? I'll be at college for hours
every day with hours of free time for the next few months, but the only
computers at my disposal are windows PCs that use GoBack to auto-revert
SamFeltus enlightened us with:
PS. Here is an example...
http://sonomasunshine.com/sonomasunshine/FrontPage.html
The HTML version of that site is crap, by the way. Check out
http://sonomasunshine.com/cgi-bin/old_school.py?pagename=FrontPage
The HTML is sent as text/plain, and if interpreted
I aint a professional coder, but a gardener. However, the
Flash-JSON-Python technique works. It is poorly coded, but it is IMO
a very simple way to integrate Flash and Python compared to the methods
normally suggested on the net.
The HTML is just some junk thrown up for people with lower tech
By the way Sybren, if you don't mind, what kinda computer and browser
were you using, trying to figure out which browsers get redirected to
html and which get the Flash Site. If you have Flash plugin, what
version was it?
Thanks,
Sam the Gardener
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SamFeltus wrote:
I aint a professional coder, but a gardener. However, the
Flash-JSON-Python technique works. It is poorly coded, but it is IMO
a very simple way to integrate Flash and Python compared to the methods
normally suggested on the net.
The HTML is just some junk thrown up
SamFeltus enlightened us with:
By the way Sybren, if you don't mind, what kinda computer and
browser were you using, trying to figure out which browsers get
redirected to html and which get the Flash Site.
Mozilla Firefox 1.5, on Ubuntu Linux Breezy.
If you have Flash plugin, what version
Why not just have the Python on the server send a JSON string to the
Flash ap? Easy easy. Just use LoadVars on the Flash side.
All that SOAP and XML-RPC sounds might be an needless overcomplication.
Sam the Gardener
http://sonomasunshine.com
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PS. Here is an example...
http://sonomasunshine.com/sonomasunshine/FrontPage.html
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PS. Here is an example...
http://sonomasunshine.com/sonomasunshine/FrontPage.html
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Thanks for the help so far.
There are two Python applications involved, one runs on a remote PC
(server) and another on the users PC (client).
The server at present merely receives and sends out messages via an
instant messaging platform. Based on the information it receives via
the IM platform
Can anyone provide me with advice on how easy (or otherwise) it is to
drive a Flash animation (stored locally but displaed in a browser) with
a Python application. Basically information is getting streamed to a
Python client and this is expected to update the Flash animation.
It sounds odd, but
rodmc wrote:
Can anyone provide me with advice on how easy (or otherwise) it is to
drive a Flash animation (stored locally but displaed in a browser) with
a Python application. Basically information is getting streamed to a
Python client and this is expected to update the Flash animation.
You have not stated where the Python code needs to reside.
On the server, you can use XML-RPC or SOAP. Flash either supports them
natively or has libraries for those. Your web service servers can be
written in Python. This is the perhaps the best approach.
On the client, Python can be installed
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