Hello Tutor,
I have a question about reading files using:
file = open("filename.txt", "r", )
The third argument ( . ) filled by buffering status, 0 or 1 or negative
value or positive value greater than 1.
I know the meaning of every value.
but my question about the meaning o
Don't know about nlinfit but you can check numpy, scipy and matplotlib that
provide matlab like functionality.
Ali
On Mon, Aug 3, 2009 at 11:20 PM, Alireza Alemi wrote:
> Dear All
>
> I am not sure if here is the right place to ask this question.
> Anyway, the question is: Is there a pythonic
Hi,
I have the same problem running pygame programs from the interpreter. I now
just put a shebang line on top of the script like
#!/usr/bin/env python
and do chmod +x on the script and then run it from the terminal by doing
./script.py or double clicking on the file. It works fine when run dire
psst, there is NO standardized reg-ex. you've been living in a perl bubble.
undoubtedly other people will have better advice.
"Life can only be understood backwards;
But it must be lived forwards" --S.K.
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Dear All
I am not sure if here is the right place to ask this question.
Anyway, the question is: Is there a pythonic counterpart for Matlab
nonlinear fitting ( which is " nlinfit() " function )?
Thanks,
Alireza
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On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 12:12 PM, Mohannad
Mohammad wrote:
> Kindly refer to the attached photo.
> There are two sentences appearing when the user checked two checkbutton, I
> make it as a practice.
> ok
> I want to change the font of these two sentences. how?
> self.box = Text(self, width
"prasad rao" wrote
I am finding it difficult to pass arguments to struct.pack().
You are not actually passing argments to struct.pack you
are trying to access a non existent tuple() method of
struct.pack. Hence the error message.
But your code has several strangenesses... so simplifying
Hello
I am finding it difficult to pass arguments to struct.pack().
Please some one tell me how to do it.
>>> def structpack(alist):
import struct
a='%di'%len(alist)
print a
b=[a]
print alist
print b
On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 2:55 PM, gpo wrote:
>
> Python:
> line='>Checking Privilege for UserId:
> {874BE70A-194B-DE11-BE5C-000C297901A5}, PrivilegeId: {prvReadSdkMessage}.
> Returned hr = 0'
> (re.search('(\w+)\:.+.{8}-.{4}-.{4}-.{4}-.{12}',line)).group(0)
> RESULT
> 'UserId: {874BE70A-194B-DE11-BE5
