with :
which doesn't appear in your string.
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is that you have a
space in the string (after the colon), but \b is a zero-width match.
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) make it a mental
challenge for us because our first approach is disallowed.
Don't be disheartened at the difficulty, and don't fear it being this hard
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FYI - Gmail's new compose feature makes it WAY too easy to miss
trimming the quotes. :(
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(way too much)
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the
sequence and add an additional step. Player would have to enter the
longer sequence in. Continue until player loses (and game made an
angry buzz).
It was quite addictive.
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with Python2 - most major projects haven't
made the switch and I'd expect another year or two before they do so.
Many tutorials and examples are Python 2-based and there are not that
many differences to unlearn in terms of habits.
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use)
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important to note that nothing
in these REs require it to be a word. So both of the above will
match the hello in hellonwheels for example.
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prints the return. When you are using it your program, the caller
decides what to do.
The flip side is that printing a value does NOT return it.
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will let me write to filenames based on
date, but it won't alter the path (in fact, the entire logging module
seems to be built on the assumption of no subdirectories). Have I
missed something?
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competent enough on the subject to give proper feedback. :)
Are you looking for distutils advice, or .deb advice? They are pretty
different.
How are you expecting your users to install your package? Via
easy_install? Apt-get? Something else?
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syntax
class Name:
pass
instance = Name()
instance.man = Fred
print instance.man
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There is nothing of concern here.
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', 'j']])
Can you understand how this behaves differently than 8*[[0]] ? Check
the Python docs for array multiplication if you're confused, but the
basic idea is that [0] isn't getting evaluated freshly for every
piece in the array for 8*[[0]], but in a list comprehension it is.
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they must be set
separately.
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) and I can't recall of such behavior. All works
fine with me.
I've had this as well, and as Steven says, it only occurs with a
partiuclar recipient. If you send to the list only (or in fact anyone
other than that person), you'll not receive this.
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to.
There are multiple modules for such templates.
This is assuming that you generate the HTML in the first place instead
of trying to edit someone elses existing HTML. In that case you'd
proceed as you described.
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that helps!
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this to occur when your chances are up, right? So why is it
_inside_ the while loop?
Your basic approach is fine, you just have some extra stuff going on
unnecessarily and I'm guessing it's confused you as to your logic.
Give it another shot and let us know how it goes.
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message page and not the redirection one.)
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and excessive abstraction,
elimination of verbs, and horrendous naming habits. I'm curious to
see if any of these habits change if/when Java adds functions as
first-class objects.
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I am trying to upload a xml file via pycurl, I really need some help here.
What is the error your are receiving? Did you fix the fact that you
had starting whitespace as I mentioned to your last email?
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error,
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limited in scope rather
than trying to take it all in at once.
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-and-paste strings to/from other places (for example, template
files, raw HTML files, etc).
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escape it:
scandir('c:\\tmp')
After that your code should work fine (it runs on my system, but I'm
not on windows).
This filepath issue has many details you can look up or ask about, but
this should get you started.
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-based application, I'd start by googling TkInter and going from
there. There are alternatives, but that's well-supported and widely
used.
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* Give a clear question to answer.
If you haven't gotten this from someone else, then consider this that
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for beginners like me. Could you pls provide the link. tq
To all: The link is in the subject line: http://learnpython.org
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resist going off on a rant about TL;DR*
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the variable a to refer to a new list
a[:] = []
This replaces the existing content of a with empty contents.
Check out this example in interactive mode
a = [1,2,3]
b = a
a = []
print a
[]
print b
[1, 2, 3]
Versus:
a = [1,2,3]
b = a
a[:] = []
print a
[]
print b
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that the motivation need not be obfuscation. I myself
like to package standalone programs for non-techie friends and family
to use. For them, Run this is a good first instruction versus
Install Python... (regardless of how much their lives might be
improved by the latter :) )
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, but for #2 I
recommend small games. A blackjack game or a computer that can play
tic-tac-toe with you are great ways to work on a well-defined problem
that won't take forever.
Once you feel sufficiently confident, helping on an open source
project as others suggest is a great way.
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program could do it in
seconds and a bad program would take hours (if it didn't run out of
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of some other way to obtain it for less than $45?
Half.com is always my stop of choice for programming books. I see a
copy there for $16.
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are great for trying to do powerful and complicated things -
and as such may be too complicated if you're trying to do a simple
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field. If you want a useful tool that will improve your understanding
of other tools in addition to being useful in its own right, Python is
absolutely a good choice.
All that said, I doubt you'll find many Python Nay-sayers on the
Python Tutors mailing list :)
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without hoop-jumping?
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an environment perfectly tailored
(yay for virtualenv) I'll have a screen session manage the entire
thing until the project is done, just reconnecting to it when I'm
working on it. I highly recommend both screen and virtualenv to
anyone that is unfamiliar with them.
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Goal : I am trying to parse a ginormous ( ~ 1gb) xml file.
I sympathize with you. I wonder who thought that building a 1GB XML file was
a good thing.
XML is like violence: if it isn't working, try more.
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of XML
usage I've encountered.
As to the original post: Yes, as others have suggested you're going to
want an event-based parser along the lines of SAX. Sadly (for you)
this means a mental shift in how you address your code, but it's not
terrible - just different.
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maintenance/testing/reuse that much harder,
even moreso when working on a team with different skill specialties.
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is pretty much interchangeable with SQLite in terms of
functionality. I much prefer SQLite. If your web application intends
to have multiple users interacting with the same data, neither is
probably a good fit.
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