> Could I use something like cpickle to store the dictionary once it is
> made so I would not have to make it each time? I have never tried to
> use pickle so I am bit fuzzy on what it can store and what it can't.
> Also would it really buy me anything...it only takes a second or two to
> make t
Good, good. I probably wouldn't have been able to help you if it was
something so simple but that screws up your program and makes it hard
to find out just what is going on. Anyway good look with anymore
tidying on that you might be doing. Any chance of a copy?
AdamOn 7/1/05, D. Hartley <[EMAIL PR
Jimmy wrote:
> My project right now is “Write another program that reads 100 numbers
> from the user and prints out the sum” Now I can get the program to do
> these functions, but it won’t stop even using the break statement. Any
> help or guidance would be great.
Can you show us what you have
My project right now is “Write another
program that reads 100 numbers from the user and prints out the sum” Now I
can get the program to do these functions, but it won’t stop even using the
break statement. Any help or guidance would be great.
At 10:36 AM 6/26/2005, Nathan Hughes wrote:
Ive been looking for way to
scrape the data from a html table, but dont know even where to start, or
how to do..
an example can be found here of the table (
http://www.dragon256.plus.com/timer.html
) - i'd like to extract all the data except for the del
. it was a paren.
I was so worried that I just wasn't figuring it all out, that I had
tried to write elegant code and wasnt understanding the fundamentals,
and the only reason it didnt work was because I left out a paren.
I actually laughed until I cried.
Thanks for that. And yes, it works
D. Hartley said unto the world upon 30/06/2005 18:11:
> Hey guys!
>
> I have a 'quest,' and at first glance this email looks long, but the
> problem is probably not as complex as the length implies. Please bear
> with me, if I could get some advice on this particular problem, it
> would go along
Here's the problem --> enemyship_sprites.add(Enemy((cols*60)+20, (rows*40)+30), level)
1,2
1
2
1 0
you've put a braket after +30 which ends the Enemy call. The numbering
is +1 for op
Hey guys!
I have a 'quest,' and at first glance this email looks long, but the
problem is probably not as complex as the length implies. Please bear
with me, if I could get some advice on this particular problem, it
would go along way toward helping me be a better Python programmer.
Some of you
All,
I have a text file that contains several thousand lines of space delimited
text that contain a ship ID and a ship name. This file is updated every few
months.
I have another file that contains the ship ID and some other info but not
the ship name. I have to append the ship name to the end
On Thu, 30 Jun 2005, Joseph Quigley wrote:
> I've been looking a lot for a mod that will automatically find the
> pixels in an image but I can't find one. Do you know of one? imageop and
> imghdr don't have anything like that. Thanks,
Hi Joseph,
You might want to try the Python Imaging Library
> numbers = {}
> menu_choice = 0
> print_menu()
> while menu_choice != 5:
>
> try:
>
> menu_choice = input("Type in a number (1-5):")
> if menu_choice == 1:
> print "Telephone Numbers:"
>
> except ValueError:
> print "Oops! That was n
>File "C:\Documents and Settings\Tom C\My Documents\Python
projects -
> Toms\quiz\quiz.py", line 13, in __main__
> KeyIn = getch()
> NameError: name 'getch' is not defined
>
Have you actually imported the msvcrt module?
And if so did you import kbhit and getch since you aren't prefixing
t
I've been looking a lot for a mod that will automatically find the
pixels in an image but I can't find one. Do you know of one? imageop
and imghdr don't have anything like that.
Thanks,
Joe
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I'm in the planning stages of writing a program to manage user accounts
on some unix boxes that cannot be directly hooked into our central
account management system at work. Obviously, the heavy lifting can be
done with shell calls to the underlying commands or via direct edits of
the relevant fil
Hi all,
I was writing a daemon to continuously check for changes in a directory
and then process the new files, I was polling every X seconds, but I
decided I should give dnotify a try in Python. Here is my test program,
I just want to share it with others on the list, as it is a very nice
way
D. Hartley wrote:
> This does work. However, it only ever returns me one value. For
> instance, the first three are BZh. My code is:
>
> def urlsearch(times):
> x = 12345
> count = 0
> myjar = cookielib.CookieJar()
> opener = urllib2.build_opener(urllib2.HTTPCookieProcessor(myja
Nathan Hughes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ive been looking for way to scrape the data from a html table, but dont
> know even where to start, or how to do..
Take a look at Beautiful Soup:
http://www.crummy.com/software/BeautifulSoup/
Kent
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On 6/26/05, Adam Cripps <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/25/05, Adam Bark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> Thanks for the info Adam I just seem to be having a problem with the panel
> size it greys out nearly all the image. Ideally I would like to make the
> panel transparent but I can't work out how t
HI
Move the "except ..." outside the "if...". Try this one:
print "Type Control C or -1 to exit"
def print_menu():
print '1. Print Phone Numbers'
print '2. Add a Phone Number'
print '3. Remove a Phone Number'
print '4. Lookup a Phone Number'
print '5. Quit'
print
numbers =
HI
help mi. here's what i tried but it's not working
print "Type Control C or -1 to exit"
def print_menu():
print '1. Print Phone Numbers'
print '2. Add a Phone Number'
print '3. Remove a Phone Number'
print '4. Lookup a Phone Number'
print '5. Quit'
print
numbers = {}
menu
Executing within Komodo 3.1, running python 2.4.1, it appears that when
running my source file, python knows kbhit(), but not getch(). How can
this be?
KeyIn = getch()
File "C:\Program Files\ActiveState Komodo
3.1\dbgp\pythonlib\dbgp\client.py", line 1799, in runMain
self.dbg.ru
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