as Google
Chrome accepts touch-pad or screen touch zooming with even somewhat
better results of automatic image resampling, so as to keeping the image
context reasonably clear or in focus. However, a regular photographic
editing app or software solution like PhotoShop is still going
offering a composite of 36 confirming radar scans per pixel,
that can always be 100% verified from scratch).
Using Ctrl+,+,+ gets most older PCs and even the basic Apple notebooks to
quickly zoom in, whereas iPhone, Android and MS-W8 as well as Google Chrome
accepts touch-pad or screen
— is another
Remove all models and you have frank hopeless circularity
>
>
> This does require that we agree on "same object", which as you point out is
> (in
> its full generality) a difficult thing to define.
More than difficult, impossible in the fully abs
, 4))
>>
>> instead of wasting vertical space;
>
> Wasting space you say? You economize paper for printing out?
No. I arrange code in the best way I see fit, depending on the code.
Sometimes that means I put things on a single line, so as to fit more
lines into a sin
On Sunday, August 19, 2018 at 3:53:39 AM UTC+2, Steven D'Aprano wrote:
>
> Unless you edit your code with Photoshop, why do you think a JPEG is a
> good idea?
>
> That discriminates against the blind and visually impaired, who can use
> screen-readers with text but can'
s.
> Also, there are scenarios when both (of the pair) might be contributing
> by 'coding' concurrently, eg one writing tests and the other code, or
> one writing one class and the other a second. (but you can debate if
> that is "pair-programming")
No, that's not pair pro
Raymond Hettinger added the comment:
This feature may be fine or it may not. I haven't been able to apply the PR
and get a working Python 3.9 with Tkinter support, nor have I seen the
requested additional screen shots.
Ideally, major changes in appearance or functionality should have
eometry. Period.
> > >
> > > I have a very strong argument against it!!
> > >
> > > Imagine you are developing an application that need to communicate
> > > with the database.
> > > Also imagine this application will be used by millions of user
and
this in VB and Java.
Depends on the context, cf above !-)
Most other languages
1) automatically assign the containing class' object
s/containing class' object/current instance/
in a keyword
(Java: this, VB: Me) behind the screen,
That's not very far from what a Python method object does
by them.
It is therefore found to be untenable.
Key words:
uncertainty principle; Heisenberg's Gamma-Ray Microscope Experiment; thought
experiment
The History Of The Uncertainty Principle
If one wants to be clear about what is meant by position of an object, for
example of an electron
that the uncertainty principle cannot be demonstrated by them.
It is therefore found to be untenable.
Key words:
uncertainty principle; Heisenberg's Gamma-Ray Microscope Experiment; thought
experiment
The History Of The Uncertainty Principle
If one wants to be clear about what is meant by position
that the whole GUI building
approach of Delphi/Kylix (or other similar tools) is much chop. It
encourages one, for instance, to just place elements on the screen in
fixed positions that make no allowance for differing fonts, screen
resolutions, etc. Java (my experience is with JBuilder) is much
and that makes it functionally the same as Me and
this in VB and Java.
Most other languages
1) automatically assign the containing class' object
s/containing class' object/current instance/
in a keyword
(Java: this, VB: Me) behind the screen,
That's not very far from what a Python method
No idea as it's still not clear what you want to accomplish exactly.
You are providing a lot of details, just not concrete ones that show how
things are currently done and how you want to change that by adding
Python to the mix.
Hum, this could take a lot of pages of text to describe how
n logs
several times per day.
The slow printing makes students think that Python is slow, so I switch to the
command-line to show that the output can be almost instant.
The tooltips sometimes show the print() function tooltip no matter what is
being editted and it persists on the screen as
page-break
where it suited us!). Then when we moved to time-share screens (80
characters by 24 lines), we thought that a good module-length should
conform to screen-size. These days I have a large screen mounted in
'portrait mode', so on that basis I'm probably back to 50~60 lines (yes,
these old eyes
trongly-typed languages) is/are not the
be-all-and-end-all, nor does it offer a 'silver bullet'!
Before anyone asks: when I use "sentence_lengthPX" it produces howls of
complaint from certain ('pythonic') colleagues - notice though, that its
purpose is clear!
My opinion/coding-habit
ways to operate successfully
> and would only really be able to suggest what works for me. But I do feel
> moved to offer my thoughts.
>
> The real solution is to more closely define the target audience plus the
> Python precise skill attainment desired.
>
> Carefully describe
deprecated, ...
That's not the point of using some consistent style. IMO, source code
should be clear, compact, and easy for someone else to understand. That
someone might be you six months from now.
These objectives do not always align. Consistency helps reduce mental
effort by using c
/Java programmer would frown upon the extra,
unneeded garbage as they thought it was clear already that the
variable refers to a class-level variable.
C programmers surely have no opinion concerning C because it has no
native classes.
C-family, ok? Please stop taking my words to its letters
.
A proficient VB/C/Java programmer would frown upon the extra,
unneeded garbage as they thought it was clear already that the
variable refers to a class-level variable.
C programmers surely have no opinion concerning C because it has no
native classes.
C-family, ok?
Well... I'm not sure what C
'%s/option % (itm, itm)
However, when I try that in my current script, the script fails. It
throws no error, but rather just quits printing to the screen. Here's
the code snippet:
elif types[x][0:3] == 'set':
for f in field:
print 'td%s/td\n
:
return sql
else:
return ''
The page code for the CGI file that genereates the tables
#!/usr/bin/python
# Creation Screen
# MeDuSa - Marketing Data System
# $Id: creation.cgi 54 2006-02-16 11:32:12Z
[EMAIL PROTECTED] $
print 'Content-Type: text/html\n\n'
import
.
--
Comment By: L. Peter Deutsch (lpd)
Date: 2002-12-07 16:57
Message:
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user_id=8861
Sorry, my previous comment regarding garbage collection
wasn't clear. Consider the following situation: object X
refers to object Y
. Peter Deutsch (lpd)
Date: 2002-12-07 11:57
Message:
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Sorry, my previous comment regarding garbage collection
wasn't clear. Consider the following situation: object X
refers to object Y and to an image, and object Y refers to
object X. The image will not be freed until
regarding garbage collection
wasn't clear. Consider the following situation: object X
refers to object Y and to an image, and object Y refers to
object X. The image will not be freed until the garbage
collector frees objects X and Y.
We worked through almost precisely this set of issues in
Smalltalk
://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/Bug-Criteria.html
If after careful rereading of the manual you still do not understand
what the command should do, that indicates a bug in the manual, which
you should report. The manual's job is to make everything clear to
people who
? Because MVC is about creating a clear separation of concerns.
Why? To help prevent program complexity spiralling out of control and
burying you, the developer, under it. The bigger the program, the
greater the number of components in that program. And the more
connections exist between those
? Because MVC is about creating a clear separation of concerns.
Why? To help prevent program complexity spiralling out of control and
burying you, the developer, under it. The bigger the program, the
greater the number of components in that program. And the more
connections exist between those
? Because MVC is about creating a clear separation of concerns.
Why? To help prevent program complexity spiralling out of control and
burying you, the developer, under it. The bigger the program, the
greater the number of components in that program. And the more
connections exist between those
example is just a starting point.
Do you fallow this?
-Original Message-
From: Fred Dixon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 12, 2005 12:30 PM
To: Hughes, Chad O
Subject: Re: [python-win32] NTService detecting if the Windows System is
Idle
why not just run it when the screen
= []
filelist = []
if form:
if form.has_key(name):
clientname = form[name].value
if form.has_key(email):
clientemail = form[email].value
if form.has_key(CSR):
clientcsr = form[CSR].value
csrs[frank]['html'] = '' # clear
default
to include glib / gobject bindings, so that python can
get at the DOM model, directly.
you can use this to execute a web page - bear in mind that GTK apps
do NOT have to be visible - you CAN run a GTK app WITHOUT actually
putting up an on-screen GUI widget.
in this way, you will be able to load
(), but the screen will refresh instantly.
'i' is standing for Interface or Instant message.
if isinstance(msg, str):
msg = [msg] # List'it!
count = len(msg)
for item in msg:
if count 1:
count -= 1
self.printMore
will be lost
to the user when this change happens! On the contrary, much will be
gained. You're going to have the same basic capabilities as you have
now in the stdlib with Tkinter HOWEVER, you can download all the
feature rich goodies that only wx can offer.
I'm not quite clear on what
Wow! I, I, I, I... is there a sentence that doesn't talk about your
self interests?
It is clear you have been taking lessons from RR; the word I does not
convey self interest, in fact, it is the best word suited to speaking of
oppinions (which is all that these are), in the first person. Lets
BASH.
I seem to recall that BASH is an acronym, for Bourne Again SHell.
I will be sure to create aliases. I make alias commands so that it is
easier to guess or remember a command. For instance, a Python user my
want to clear the shell's history, but can only remember one form of the
command
type(CTRL + 'a')
type(Hello World!)
One of the main goals of our automation product is that using it should feel
like giving instructions to a human being looking over their shoulder at a
screen. For this reason, it's very useful for us if the function names in our
API are short
to a human being looking over their shoulder at a
screen. For this reason, it's very useful for us if the function names in our
API are short, if possible without underscores, and close to the vocabulary
you would use in an everyday conversation. We hope that by offering an API
with this property
3.1
* Mahjong Tiles: Unicode 5.1
* Klingon: Not part of any current standard
You should add emoticons, but not call them or the above 'gibberish'.
Emoticons (or is it emoji) seems to have some (regional?) takeup?? Dunno…
In any case I'd like to stay clear of political(izable) questions
I
2 do no get along well. I will be more
> than happy to run any experiments and recreations you please
> after I have Python 3.6 running well in Linux. But until then
> I need to go on surviving with what I've got.
>
> I hope I am being perfectly clear now. But I certainly wasn't
erroneously attempt to use
long on Python3. (#898)
* Include the MSVC runtime DLLs for Python 3.7 builds too.
* Clear LIBPATH_PYEXT and LIB_PYEXT for linux builds too. (#904)
* Added a dependency on the Pillow package since it's used in some
wx.lib.agw modules. (PR #908)
* Add flag to hide page
- Ran it
- Went back to being 'me'/on the first m/c
- reviewed the screen
- and ran it (again) from there
Identical!
(will try a more realistic interchange, in due course)
AWS Cloud9 appears to fulfil criteria to support our PUG Coding Evening
(and as discussed during this thread):
-
ed to hide things from the
user. Our new user might be very experienced in MS Office but knows
nothing about the operating system. That means the installer needs to
provide a desktop shortcut which delivers a pre-defined user experience
and from which the user can emerge with clear understanding.
then make the list into a
tuple or dictionary or whatever at the end? But how do I do that?
>
> It's not clear how I could handle /arbitrary/ objects... but let's
start with the standard ones.
This looks like fun!
BTW why are we doing it: is it some sort of 'homework assignment' or ar
an be easier to read in one glance up to and including a bit murkier
ones like
var1 = (condition) ? 0 : 1
My view is that simple things that fit easily on a screen, and also held all at
once in my mind, should be written fairly concisely. I do admit how much I can
hold at once varies based on h
then accidentally write code that contains:
big_dic + forest_trees
Would I like my error message consume all the paper in my city (or scroll my
screen for a week) as it tells me a dict cannot be added to a forest and by
the way, here is a repr of each of them showing the current (highly
recursive
:
[complete code snipped]
TIA,
beno
Sorry, I don't intend to read all that code when the error you are
reporting is in fact a clear demonstration that you need to further
understand the principles of both Python and the web before you continue
on your journey.
Again, I know I'm really slow
are
reporting is in fact a clear demonstration that you need to further
understand the principles of both Python and the web before you continue
on your journey.
Again, I know I'm really slow when it comes to this material. But I
didn't start hacking (and it is hacking) Python
From: Littlefield, Tyler ty...@tysdomain.com
Wow! I, I, I, I... is there a sentence that doesn't talk about your
self interests?
It is clear you have been taking lessons from RR; the word I does not
convey self interest, in fact, it is the best word suited to speaking of
oppinions (which
misunderstand me, thinking that
I am angry, thinking that I want to force everyone to use a GUI lib, and I
thought that my English may not be clear enough to make you understand what I
want to say.
But not supporting accessibility because the programmer *doesn't want this*,
it is not a bug
angry, thinking that I want to force everyone to use a GUI lib, and I
thought that my English may not be clear enough to make you understand what I
want to say.
But not supporting accessibility because the programmer *doesn't want this*,
it is not a bug, but discrimination. Don't you agree
ot;must be between 11 and 15002, and
must equal 1, modulo 2, and must equal 0, modulo 17". I'm not sure how
often it would be of value, though, and it's pretty ugly.
> Even if you can come up with unique, concise names for these types that
> won't overwhelm the reader, it isn't clear
the containing class' object
s/containing class' object/current instance/
in a keyword
(Java: this, VB: Me) behind the screen,
That's not very far from what a Python method object does -
automatically assign the current instance to something. The difference
is that Python uses functions
.config(text = lineList[-1])
file = open("sensor_4.txt", 'r')
#txt = file.read()
lineList = file.readlines()
file.close()
top.Label5.config(text = lineList[-1])
file = open("compass.txt", 'r')
#txt = file.read()
accidentally stumbling across the basic facts right. No wonder it is
confusing you, it confuses me too! :-)
Encoding does not generate a character string, it generates bytes. So the
person you are quoting is causing confusion when he talks about an
encoded string, he should either make it clear he means
is to return the screen size
GIF_BEHAVIOR = 0
#
def gifsize(stream):
if GIF_BEHAVIOR 2:
return (GIF, 0, 0, Out-of-range value for GIF_BEHAVIOR: %d %
GIF_BEHAVIOR)
# Skip over the identifying string, since we already know this is a
GIF
type = stream.read(6
d
changes are often counterbalanced by expecting to do more. A web page served
may display a screen of text but to transmit it may include not just lots of
padding in the HTML, but have all kinds of code such as in Java or JavaScript
or lots of back and forth with the server to keep something li
> ignoring it for a decade or so. Everything seems to be coming up faster. My
> view was that if something seems ten times as fast as it was, it also
> probably is doing a hundred or ten thousand times as much to get that
> result. The real speed changes are often cou
Everything seems to be coming up faster. My
> view was that if something seems ten times as fast as it was, it also
> probably is doing a hundred or ten thousand times as much to get that
> result. The real speed changes are often counterbalanced by expecting to do
> more. A web p
) deleting
3) resizing
Number (3) is the only non-redundant behavior the function provides.
There is, perhaps, a very clear reason that I haven't discovered why the
extra functionality in list multiplication would be bad; That reason is
*not* because list multiplication is unable to solve all
/buildbot/buildarea/3.x.murray-snowleopard/build/Lib/turtle.py,
line 1024 in clear
File /Users/buildbot/buildarea/3.x.murray-snowleopard/build/Lib/turtle.py,
line 995 in __init__
File /Users/buildbot/buildarea/3.x.murray-snowleopard/build/Lib/turtle.py,
line 3689 in __init__
File /Users
[reallyreally,reallywinners]
else:
return [reallywinners]
##
def turnscreen(listplayrs):
os.system('cls' if os.name=='nt' else 'clear')
raw_input(Turn the screen to %s and hit enter % listplayrs[0])
os.system('cls
(you saw a special about
it on the Teela O\'Malley show), while the rest tear off your clothes and
force you into the Ultraviolet uniform. The moment you are dressed they step
clear and stand at attention.
\Thank you for your cooperation, sir,\ says the steely eyed leader of the
Vulture Squad
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