Hello to All of the Python Community,
I'd like to thank all those who replied to my last email about Python
not installing under Windows 95.
That problem's been overcome.
Although, after installing Python 2.5.1 I ran into another difficulty.
IDLE wouldn't start.
Another thing I did
John Washakie wrote:
> I have access to the source code.
Did you tell us why you want to keep the code in FORTRAN? Would
converting it to Python solve the issue?
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Bob Gailer
510-978-4454
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On 5/9/07, Alan Gauld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Please don;t hijack a thread to ask something unrelkated.
> Start a new threead it helps keep things clear and makkes
> it easier to find responses later.
What do you mean by hijack a thread?
Her subject "Type conversion" is the only occurence i
The attachment is also wrong!
Delete the first character ('>') from the program and it will be
syntactically correct.
The addition of the '>' character is a bug in my mail program (KMail)
I think. It is probably a remnant of the first two characters of a
UTF8 file.
Eike.
Excuse me, there is one character too much in the example program.
This time I send it as an attachment.
Eike.
test.py
Description: application/python
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Paulo Nuin wrote:
> Hi Everyone
>
> I need to a write a script that would do a queuing job on a cluster
> running openMosix Linux. I have checked the Queue module and that part I
> can say it is covered. My problem regards on thecode to check if the
> process has ended. As some most of the jobs
On Thursday 10 May 2007 00:13, Jeff Molinari wrote:
> I know I'm in the very early stages of programming. I'm just a
> big newb. But it just isn't clicking. I understand, as stated
> before, what I've been taught. But I don't understand how it could
> all come together to create a program. I unde
"Paulo Nuin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I need to a write a script that would do a queuing job on a cluster
> running openMosix Linux. I have checked the Queue module and that
> part I
> can say it is covered. My problem regards on thecode to check if the
> process has ended.
While you may wel
"Jeff Molinari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> when I think programs or software I think interactivity.
> I'm just not sure where this is leading me.
>
> I want to creat a fully functional program that actually
> does something USEFUL. It doesn't have to be big.
> But it has to actually do so
Alan Gilfoy wrote:
> Given a string, how would I?:
> 2. Make sure that there are no symbols (non-letter, non-number) in the
> string, and, if one is found, remove it.
>
> Pseudocode time, as to a potential approach-
>
> for each character in the string:
> if character not in
> "abcdefgh
>
> I want to create a fully functional program that actually does something
> USEFUL.
And just what would that be? Ask yourself that.. then perhaps folks on
the list could guide you in the right direction...
-j
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Hi Everyone
I need to a write a script that would do a queuing job on a cluster
running openMosix Linux. I have checked the Queue module and that part I
can say it is covered. My problem regards on thecode to check if the
process has ended. As some most of the jobs would be run in different
no
I've always been interested in learing to write my own programs but I never new
where to start. Now I heard python is not only powerful but easy to use
therefor making it good for begginers. So I looked it up, Downloaded python
2.5, I'm just in the middle of the first part of the first chapter (
Hi All,
Is there a classical way to implement a lexer in Python without using a
parser toolkit? Something like the lexer MJD illustrates in Higher Order
Perl, section 8.1.2. It's even better if it can act on a stream instead
of a string.
Best regards,
Jason Doege
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> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alan Gilfoy
> Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 2:42 PM
> To: tutor@python.org
> Subject: [Tutor] Another string-manipulation question
>
> Given a string, how would I?:
>
> 1. Make sure only the first
I have access to the source code. And I probably could pass the data
to stdout, so maybe .popen would work! I'll have a look... thanks!
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Given a string, how would I?:
1. Make sure only the first letter string_name[0], is capitalized.
This would involve using string_name.lower() to lowercase everything
else, but how do I use .upper(), or some other method, to capitalize
only the first character?
2. Make sure that there are no s
there's also the question of the delivery architecture:
if there are multiple machines in a clustered
configuration, even something such as DNS round
robin, then improving performance is a matter of
throwing machines at the front end.
On May 9, 2007, at 1:17 PM, Alan Gauld wrote:
>
> "OkaMth
Alan Gilfoy wrote:
> I have a program producing a list of multiple strings.
> The amount of strings in the list varies.
> I want to assemble a string that is:
>
> list item 0 + space + list item 1 + space,
> and so on, going through every string in the list.
' '.join(myList)
Kent
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"OkaMthembo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I need to write an ad-serving application and i'm
> using Win XP as my dev platform.
The real issue is what are you using for your deployment
platform,. If its Win XP then Python is probably fast
enough since XP cannot handle huge volumes anyway.
If
I have a program producing a list of multiple strings.
The amount of strings in the list varies.
I want to assemble a string that is:
list item 0 + space + list item 1 + space,
and so on, going through every string in the list.
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"Jessica Brink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I am doing a simple program that takes input from the user
Please don;t hijack a thread to ask something unrelkated.
Start a new threead it helps keep things clear and makkes
it easier to find responses later.
Mike has answered your question in th
"Teresa Stanton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> CLASSES: This is where I start getting confused.
No kidding! :-)
> put it into a class, and for some reason it all starts to get
> jumbled here,
> which it shouldn't because I write in C++.
C++ OOP and Python are significantly different and some of
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Jessica Brink
> Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 12:38 PM
> To: Teresa Stanton; Python Tutor
> Subject: [Tutor] Type Conversion
>
> I am doing a simple program that takes input from the user (a
> t
I am doing a simple program that takes input from the user (a temp. in degrees
Celsius) and converts it to a temperature in Fahrenheit. The following program
works:
def conversion ():
C = input ("Enter the temperature in degrees Celcius:\n")
F = (9.0 / 5.0) * C + 32
print F
conve
Hey OkaMthenbo,
OkaMthembo wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I need to write an ad-serving application and i'm using Win XP as my dev
> platform. Naturally, i want it to be as painless as possible and i was
> thinking of writing it 100% in Python. However, i have not written any
> big apps in the language an
CLASSES: This is where I start getting confused. I've re-written the maze,
per the guidance of John Fouhy (by the way, pretty cool!). Wish I had
thought of doing it that way to begin with, lol. In any case, I'm trying to
put it into a class, and for some reason it all starts to get jumbled he
Hi guys,
I need to write an ad-serving application and i'm using Win XP as my dev
platform. Naturally, i want it to be as painless as possible and i was
thinking of writing it 100% in Python. However, i have not written any big
apps in the language and i wonder if Python would have the performanc
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