> I loop through each list and check if list[0] is in
> range of previous list list[1] AND if it is less or
> greater than. If less, I retain the greater number and
> loop through. ...
> example are small, it worked. in the real world
> example , it did not work, because computer slowed
> down and
Srinivas Iyyer wrote:
> Coordinates of a variable G1:
> a1 : 3-8
> b2 : 10-25
> c3 : 7-18
> d4 : 10-13
> Now, I have variables G1Gn. Each variable may
> have individual pieces a1(n),b2(n),c3(n).z(n).
>
> my kind of solution, which is very crappy (i assume):
>
> Sort the list:
> [3,8]
# Newbie warning
I am making a timeline program. It is fairly simple.
I base it on appending lists to a list.
Ex.
[[year1, "headline1", "event text1"], [year2, "headline2", "event text2"]]
This seemed like a brilliant idea when I did it. It is easy to sort.
Now, if I want to OUTPUT it, how do I in
Morten Juhl Johansen wrote:
> # Newbie warning
> I am making a timeline program. It is fairly simple.
> I base it on appending lists to a list.
> Ex.
> [[year1, "headline1", "event text1"], [year2, "headline2", "event text2"]]
>
> This seemed like a brilliant idea when I did it. It is easy to sort
PyFuzzyLib is a library for fuzzy inference engine building. Using
pyfuzzylib you can add fuzzy logic to your programs. The program is in
it early stage of development, but it is still usable. Every sort of
feedback is appreciated!
the project homepage is
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pyfuzzyli
Hello all,I am new to Python (and programming in general) and am trying to get PyGoogle figured out for some specific research interests. Basically, I have done a simple search using PyGoogle and have some sitting in memory. I have an object
data.results, which is apparently a list:>>> type(data
> In this list, I have ten URL saved, which I can access by using the
> brackets
> and noting the specific elements. For example:
>
data.results[0].URL
> 'http://www.psychguides.com/gl-treatment_of_schizophrenia_1999.html'
> My question is, how can I access all ten URLs in a single command.
On Sat, 2006-09-16 at 09:44 -0500, Brian Edward wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am new to Python (and programming in general) and am trying to get
> PyGoogle figured out for some specific research interests. Basically,
> I have done a simple search using PyGoogle and have some sitting in
> memory. I h
Hi,
I convert an Image to bye array in Java (web-services) and send it to a python client.
At the client side (python code) i receive the bytes, and then i need to transform them into
the image again.
Here is what I am doing:
#**
# fil
(forwarding to list)
On Sat, 2006-09-16 at 10:31 -0500, Brian Edward wrote:
> Thanks for the quick reply! I really appreciate your assistance. Of
> course, it will take some time to get this worked out, but your
> explanation is very clear.
>
> Best,
> Brian
>
>
> On 9/16/06, Python <[EMAI
* Python <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [060915 04:35]:
>
> There is a Firefox extension called TamperData that allows you to
> examine and change the headers. This extension is very handy for
> debugging these kinds of issues. My Apache web server returns these
> headers when I request a pdf file:
>
> St
Morten Juhl Johansen said unto the world upon 16/09/06 08:29 AM:
> # Newbie warning
> I am making a timeline program. It is fairly simple.
> I base it on appending lists to a list.
> Ex.
> [[year1, "headline1", "event text1"], [year2, "headline2", "event text2"]]
>
> This seemed like a brilliant i
Hi Ziad,
Can you give us a bit mor4e detail.
> #**
> # fileName is the path of the file
> stream = service.getFile(fileName)
>
> file = open("pic.jpeg", 'w')
>
> img = Image.frombuffer("1", (128, 128), stream)
> img.save(file)
Which l
Morten Juhl Johansen wrote:
> # Newbie warning
> I am making a timeline program. It is fairly simple.
> I base it on appending lists to a list.
> Ex.
> [[year1, "headline1", "event text1"], [year2, "headline2", "event text2"]]
>
> This seemed like a brilliant idea when I did it. It is easy to sort
Brian van den Broek wrote:
> Morten Juhl Johansen said unto the world upon 16/09/06 08:29 AM:
>> # Newbie warning
>> I am making a timeline program. It is fairly simple.
>> I base it on appending lists to a list.
>> Ex.
>> [[year1, "headline1", "event text1"], [year2, "headline2", "event text2"]]
>
Kent Johnson wrote:
> It's handy to assign names to the individual elements of the list. A
> variable named 'year' is a lot easier to understand than 'event[0]'.
> This is easy to do with tuple unpacking:
>
> In [6]: for event in events:
> ...: year, head, text = event
> ...: pri
Kent Johnson said unto the world upon 16/09/06 04:35 PM:
> Brian van den Broek wrote:
>> Morten Juhl Johansen said unto the world upon 16/09/06 08:29 AM:
>>> # Newbie warning
>>> I am making a timeline program. It is fairly simple.
>>> I base it on appending lists to a list.
>>> Ex.
>>> [[year1, "h
Thank you for your tips on my list list.
I see how there are advantages to the different approaches.
I expect to simply output the text and pipe it somewhere else - so, it
is not actually an issue to access the individual posts.
Yours, (probably back later)
Morten
_
Brian van den Broek wrote:
> Kent Johnson said unto the world upon 16/09/06 04:35 PM:
>> Brian van den Broek wrote:
>>> You say you are new to Python. Well, it might not now be obvious why
>>> dictionaries are especially useful, but they are *central* to the
>>> pythonic approach. The sooner you
Hi there,
i have test.py under c:\try1\new;
I want to import b and b.py is under c:\trytry. How to do it?
Also, I import c and c.py is in the desktop folder but no error reported.
Why?
Thanks,
Linda
On 9/2/06, linda. s <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I read something about random.seed() but still c
Hey, im working on a cgi script, just a simple news system.And im stucked with the login system.GOD! I hate being a noob!Well, this is the login page#!/usr/bin/python
import cgi, dbm, string, Cookieimport configrequest = cgi.FieldStorage()def loginform(): print ''
Hi all,
I'm trying to install some python mud engines, but I keep running into
problems with the software not seeing python modules. Could this be
due to environment variables missing on my system? Here is an example
of the most recent error message using the InnerSpace mud engine:
On Sat, Sep 16, 2006 at 08:10:21PM -0700, Will Shattuck wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to install some python mud engines, but I keep running into
> problems with the software not seeing python modules. Could this be
> due to environment variables missing on my system? Here is an example
> of t
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