Does anyone know where I can locate pyperl binaries for ActivePython
2.1.1?
Thanks in advance...
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Got it. Thanks.
--- Brian Quinlan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Does anyone know where I can locate pyperl binaries for
> ActivePython
> > 2.1.1?
>
> You should be able to install pyperl by typing the following on the
> command line:
>
> pyppm install pyperl
>
> --
> Brian Quinlan
> [EMAIL P
Does anyone know of a good (and well documented) linux/win32 charting
API for python? OpenSource/Free is preferable, but I can go commercial
if need be.
I've tried/considered:
- PILGraph - still alpha release
- GDChart - py21 version still beta after 6 months, little
documentation
- ChartDirecto
ed.
> I haven't looked lately, I'll admit.
>
> Another alternative would be to use
> Excel as a charting object from
> Python via COM. If you need Linux
> portability, that's out of the question,
> of course.
>
> Best regards, Kari in Iceland
>
> >
The service coded below appears to hang under win2000 (sp2) when I try to
stop the service.
The PythonService.exe process seems to be exitting properly, but for some
reason the
win2000 services control panel doesn't realize this and keeps accusing it of
timing out.
It hangs whether or not I have
A ZIP with python's documentation broken down into PDF's is available here:
http://www.python.org/doc/current/download.html
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From: J. Sylvan Katz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 3:14 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Module Index PDF format
>>> import re
>>> def common_words(p1, p2):
... wordre = re.compile(r"\w+")
... w1 = wordre.findall(p1.lower())
... w2 = wordre.findall(p2.lower())
... cw = []
... for word in w2:
... if word in w1: cw.append(word)
... return cw
>>> pa = """I want to be very goo
Does anyone know of an ISAPI filter that calls the python interpreter on .py
files for IIS, instead of launching a separate process with the python
interpreter for each? I'm looking to improve the speed of CGI scripts, I
know I could acheive this through ASP, but I'd rather not rewrite my
scripts
I am considering building a web service to make
some info available from an HP-UX box to other machines running a
variety of OS/techs. I'm not sure whether to use the XML-RPC or the
SOAP protocol.
I _was_ going to use xmlrpclib from pythonware as it seemed best
supported (esp. since it's a std.
I have been trying to write a python script in order to do some automated
testing on a DLL that I have written in C++. The DLL exposes a function
which is supposed to be called with an array of char*. I can see that I
need to use dynwin.windll.cstring to create an acceptable string, but what
abo
>> [...] WxPython looks good on Win32 and Linux,
>> and it pretty powerful. The downside is it doesn't have a (free) GUI
>> designer like Gtk or Qt.
>
> Well, it has (at least) three: boa constructor
> (boa-constructor.sourceforge.net - also an IDE),
> PythonCard (www.pythoncard.org - this is r
I have some experience with option 1. I definitely cannot recommend
it.
Number 2 sounds best. You may want to have a look at Zope... don't
know what they are using to do it (maybe ReportLab), but I remember
seeing among its list of features that it could dynamically-generate
PDF's.
hope this he
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