te. Do you guys know how can I do it?
I'm looking for some code on the web where I can just type the xml address and
wait for the crawler to do it's job, saving all the pages indicated in the
sitemap as a text file in my computer.
Thank
rogramming experience boils down to very high level scripting
languages that I keep on learning to accomplish very specific
tasks :)
Thank you all,
- igor
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Hi everyone.
Can someone suggest a python module so that it would be able to do a video
processing and adding watermark in video?
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Dear Pythonistas,
I am starting a small project that centres around implementation of
computational geometry algorithms. I was wondering if there are any
particular Python modules I should have a look at.
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Excellent, the thing works!
Thanx a lot!
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From: Kent Johnson
To: Igor Mavrović - ma...@irb
Cc: Rich Lovely ; tutor@python.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 7:06 PM
Subject: Re: [Tutor] Fw: utf locale sorting
How about this (assuming both
rted(words, key=lambda o: locale.strxfrm(o[0]))
can't work 'cause strxfrm's argument must be a string, not a tuple...
What do you think?
Igor
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To: Igor Mavrović - ma...@irb
Cc: tutor@python.org
Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 4
Hi,
I know about the use of locale module:
import locale
locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, "hr_HR.UTF8")
print sorted(words, key=locale.strxfrm)
but I have specific and complicated data structure (list of lists containing
strings, tuples and dictionaries) due to LDAP search result data.
So I u
b = [curry(f,what) for what in "1234"]
gives the right functions.
Regards,
Igor
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Hi,
As I am sure you know, the text widget in Tkinter
by default prints keyboard output left-to-right. Is there a way
to make it print right-to-left?
Igor
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d of coding , I coded
- how would I implement the function which would allow the
code to determine which 'Key' was pressed after Alt?
Thank you.
Igor
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I just solved it :) thank you all for chastising me :) particularly Alan
Gauld - you save me again :) I reckon I will have to put a credit for you in
the code :)
Igor
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;p':
str='t'
elif event.keysym=='t':
str='z'
put all the conversion values into a dictionary and make the function use
the key:value pairs from dictionary.
I hope I am making sense.
Igor
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n 'break'
The error message says wrong syntax...
What I am basically trying to do is to allow the
output of dictionary values for each keyboard button pressed.
Igor
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def Conv(self,event):
if event.keysym==a:
str="tom"
self.text(END, str)
return 'break'
)
There is clearly a mistake in the
first function, only thing is I cannot spot it and thus the thing does not
work.
Any ideas?
Igor
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Hi,
I am totally new to Python and still
learning.
I am looking for a way to change keyboard output
within Tkinter widget - for example, say I press "p" and I want it to come out
as "t".
Could anyone possibly point me in the righ
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