Hi,
What is the best way to split a unicode string in its characters?
Specifically, having this unicode chinese string
u'\u8C01\u4ECA\u5929\u7A7F\u4EC0\u4E48
I want to either split all its characters:
[\u8C01,\u4ECA,\u5929,\u7A7F,\u4EC0,\u4E48]
or insert a space between each character:
\u8C01
Hi,
[Sorry for the repost, there was a typo previously]
I think I may have misinterpreted the syntax of cPickle. I have dumped data
onto a file using:
output = codecs.open(".\\"+self.filename, "ab")
cPickle.dump(self.terms, output)
cPickle.dump(self.username, output)
cPickle.dump(self.age, outp
Hi,
I think I may have misinterpreted the syntax of cPickle. I have dumped data
onto a file using:
output = codecs.open(".\\"+self.filename, "ab")
cPickle.dump(self.terms, output)
cPickle.dump(self.username, output)
cPickle.dump(self.age, output)
cPickle.dump(self.gender, output)
cPickle.dump(se
Ok, better question.
Are these two equivalent:
def run_server(socket):
...
1)
thread = Thread(target=run_server, args=(server,))
#thread.setDaemon(True)
thread.start()
2)
server.listen(1)
thread.start_new_thread(run_server,(server,))
So that I can uncomment the setDaemon() method?
chrs
j
Hi,
Anyone knows how to setDaemon(True) or pass it as an argument to
start_new_thread() with the code snippet below?
server.listen(1)
thread.start_new_thread(run_server,(server,))
Otherwise the thread stops running when I close the telnet client (even
using Unix's & operator for background ru
Ignore this one, works as expected (coffee needed, you see).
j.
>From: "Jorge Louis De Castro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Jorge Louis De Castro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To:
>Subject: [Tutor] PinYin support on Entry widgets
>Date: Sun, 21 Aug 2005 10:43:14
Hello,
Is it possible to have the Entry widgets behave
like everything else on Windows when you change the language
settings?
When I change my settings from English to Chinese
all Wins' textboxes and forms allow inserting of chinese characters.
It does not work like that with Tkinter widg
Hi,
I'm slighty confused with python's string
formatting operators.
Why is it that this prints as
a string:
channel, info = server.accept()
print "Connection from", info
And this doesn't?
channel, info = server.accept()
print "Connection from
%s" % info
Also, anyone knows how do
me.
Chrs
j.
From: Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: tutor@python.org
Subject: Re: [Tutor] i18n on Entry widgets
Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 13:27:24 -0400
Jorge Louis de Castro wrote:
Hi,
How do I set the encoding of a string? I'm reading a string on a Entry
w
Hi,
How do I set the encoding of a string? I'm reading a string on a Entry
widget and it may use accents and other special characters from languages
other than English.
When I send the string read through a socket the socket is automatically
closed. Is there a way to encode any special characte
x, mode)
# HOW TO ACCESS THE VAR VALUE HERE??
#varValue = root.getvar(name)
#print varValue
print "Client Started"
try:
conn=StartWin()
conn.initialize()
root=Tkclient()
thread.start_new_thread(listen_server, (client, root))
root.startWindow()
e
Hi,
I have an optionmenu widget that works just fine
except that can't find docs to get hold of events as they happen, kinda
like the command=XYZ of other widgets like buttons.
The code I'm using for the option menu is the
following:
OPTIONS =
["en","pt","es","it","fr","de"]self.start
Hello,
I'm interested in writing with my own Python
implementation of a Jabber IM server and client.
Anyone knows where I could host my Python
Jabber IM server for a reasonable monlthy fee? It doesn't need to be a
top-notch place since my goal is to test something else, not the scalabili
kinter Menus
>Date: Tue, 09 Aug 2005 07:39:35 -0400
>
>Jorge Louis De Castro wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm having this issue with Tkinter. I have a frame with all my buttons,
> > checkboxes et al, and all is working fine. I want to add menus and added
Ah, sorry. Here is the definition of fCanvas:
class LogAnalyzerGUI(Frame):
def __init__(self, parent=0):
Frame.__init__(self, parent)
self.type = 2
self.terms = 0
self.master.title('XML Analyzer')
self.buildUI()
def buildUI(self):
fCanvas = Frame(self)
Label(fCanva
Hello,
I'm having this issue with Tkinter. I have a frame with all my buttons,
checkboxes et al, and all is working fine. I want to add menus and added the
following to my frame (fCanvas) code:
# create a toplevel menu
menu = Menu(fCanvas)
fCanvas.config(menu=menu)
# create a pu
I found a way to do it but I'm not sure it is the cleanest. Maybe someone
else on this list can offer a better solution.
I use the text's configuration to define tags that I apply to sections of
the text. For example:
txtBox = Text(self, width=80, height=20)
# configuration for red
txtBox.tag_c
rtfile('foo.eml')
I think it's neat, it does what I want in an
elegant way, and it keeps me from mixing languages and all that
jazz.
chrs
j.
- Original Message -
From:
Liam Clarke
To: Jorge Louis De Castro
Cc: tutor@python.org
Sent: Friday, Ju
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>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: "tutor@python.org"
Hi all,
I wrote a few small applications, couple hundred of
lines each and one of them playing around with tkinter. Now py2exe leaves 10 or
so files of all sorts and one executable to "distribute", and cx freeze
isn't much better. Furthermore, my 15KB code becomes a whopping 8Meg
distributa
Hi all,
I wrote a few small applications, couple hundred of
lines each and one of them playing around with tkinter. Now py2exe leaves 10 or
so files of all sorts and one executable to "distribute", and cx freeze
isn't much better. Furthermore, my 15KB code becomes a whopping 8Meg
distributa
Hi all,
I wrote a few small applications, couple hundred of
lines each and one of them playing around with tkinter. Now py2exe leaves 10 or
so files of all sorts and one executable to "distribute", and cx freeze
isn't much better.
Isn't it possible to create a single, bundled
windows execut
Hi all,
I have the following code to traverse a directory structure from a given
path:
import os, fnmatch, re
folders = []
r = re.compile(r'file_filter') # msn_username is passed by the user
def browse(junk, dirpath, namelist):
for name in namelist:
if r.search(name):
folders.append
Hi all,
What is the quickest way to find/search a folder on
windows? Specifically, I want to find the 'My Documents' folder on different
machines but since this one lies in different user-specific folders (the user
account on XP) I'm being forced to traverse the whole drive looking for it
Hi there,
I was wondering, and maybe this is because I come
from a different programming language background, but is a word count using
len(list) after a string.split, efficient if there are many words? Or should I
write my own word count for large(ish) blocks of text (500-1000)?
Cheers
j
Hello,
Any ideas how I can use Python and
the Windows API to open a PC's mail client and send an
attachment?
The idea is saving some data onto a file and then
invoke the email client (OE or Outlook or whatever is the default on the
machine) with the recipient's address filled in and the fi
Hello,
Is there a way of creating a Windows exe from a
py file that does not involve unzipping several files onto a
folder?
Does someone know of a program that wraps all the
files needed into one single (non-installable) executable?
Cheers
jorge
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Hello,
I am a Java Developer that wants to learn
Python by doing. I am loving this initial vibe I'm getting
out of Python. However, because I feel programmers of a
certain languages bring with them certain vices when moving to other
languages, I'd like to have feedback from seasoned Pytho
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