In french, 'Python précis & concis', from O'Reilly is now out :
from Mark Lutz, it covers python 2.4 (and decorators).
I assume there is a english edition of this book.
Frank Moore wrote:
Kent Johnson wrote:
Have you looked at Python Cookbook 2E? Chapter 19 is "Iterators and Gene
Try to right-click on a python file and click 'Edit with IDLE'.
IDLE doesn't work without a file in argument.
I hope it will help you.
Damien G.
Dave Shea wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm very new to Python. Today I downloaded the python-2.4.2.msi file from
>www.python.org
&
For exit:
You need to put an argument (more input) :
import sys
sys.exit(0)
The argument of exit is the return value of your script (0 = okay,
other = problem).
sys.path is an attribute (of type list) of sys not a function.
So don't put () after path.
I hope it will help.
Damien.
Bob Nie
Hi all.
I try to run Venom, a Python binding for the Irrlicht engine. But I need
python23.dll. This dll is generated by py2exe, but I have only Python
2.4 installed on my PC, so I can have only python24.dll. If somebody
could give a link to grap it, I will be pleased.
Thank you.
Damien G
Ok, sorry. In the future, I will look more closely the module before
sending my question.
Thanks.
Kent Johnson a écrit :
Damien wrote:
Hi all,
I want to know if a file is a directory or a simple file.
Look at os.path.isdir()
Kent
I have done a little ugly
better way, please tell me.
Thanks,
Damien G.
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Mohammad Moghimi a écrit :
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checking that Python has a working distutils... configure: error:
* Distutils is not available or is incomplete for /usr/bin/python
* If you installed Python from RPM (or other package manager)
* be sure to install the -devel package, or install P
thx for your quick (and complete) answers.
to Alan G :
I will try to see what setattr() and getattr() can do for me. I'm not
used to this stuff.
to Alex Nedelcu :
If I understand correctly :
There are two different references (A.d in the dict of the class A and
z.d in the dict of the object z)
t least, for me):
z.d(new object var) = z.d(old class var) + 1
Is it possible to have 'd' only for the class and not for instances of
this class ?
and to have at (°) (z.d) an exception raised ?
(like "d is not defined for object z").
Thank you,
Damien.
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