> And all the lines that belong to the statement also. It does not
matter if
> is a nested sequence. Let me lighten you:
>
> for i in somelist:
> do_something
> do_something_else
> if x==y:
> inside the if clause
> all statements go
> with 4 spaces after the if l
Hi and welcome.
> I am new to programming and this is the first language that I will
be
> learning. I am trying to get the shell to print "hello world".
> I followed all of the steps to save it and then run the file
Which tutorial are you following?
> to get it to print in the shell. the shell
> I'm switching over from email digests to a newsreader and I can't
> find a reference for this tutor list.
>
> For example, I have the lists comp.lang.python and
> comp.lang.python.announce setup, but can't find something like
> comp.lang.python.tutor?
>
> There must be others on this lis
> frustration to figure out the problem, I just began explicitly
> type-casting as many variables as I could, and missed the fact that
I
Must be something about the mornings but I seem to be pickier then...
When you say type-casting that is a C term used to describe a horrible
operation that fool
> I'm on OS X 10.4.1 and downloaded Hogwasher to try. Using my ISPs
> news server I found the two lists I mentioned, but I can't get
> anything nntp://news.gmane.org alone or in combination with a group
THe point is that you must add news.gname.org to your list of
news servers. It is a new news
I've been working through some of the early python challenges [1] and
feel enthused to scratch a current itch. However, I want to sound out
my idea for the itch before I start coding to get a perspective on the
direction I should take.
I've recently bought a media player that also displays .txt fi
Adam Cripps wrote:
> Is there a quick and easy way to strip out html tags and remain with
> just the content? And, to be even more pickier, would it be possible
> to strip out navigation content and just remain with the bare bones of
> the story?
If you search comp.lang.python for 'strip html' you
I am using I. Langingham's Teach yourself Python in 24 hours, and up
to chapter 4 I had no problem. I have installed the IDE , and as far
as I know, all the other programs associated with Python, and had been
batting along with no problem, using simple scripts such as "hello
world" in notepad or no
On 6/10/05, typetext <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using I. Langingham's Teach yourself Python in 24 hours, and up
> to chapter 4 I had no problem. I have installed the IDE , and as far
> as I know, all the other programs associated with Python, and had been
> batting along with no problem, usi
typetext wrote:
> I am using I. Langingham's Teach yourself Python in 24 hours, and up
> to chapter 4 I had no problem. I have installed the IDE , and as far
> as I know, all the other programs associated with Python, and had been
> batting along with no problem, using simple scripts such as "hello
Thank you all. Print range(10) completely solved this beginner problem.
On 6/10/05, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> typetext wrote:
> > I am using I. Langingham's Teach yourself Python in 24 hours, and up
> > to chapter 4 I had no problem. I have installed the IDE , and as far
> > as I k
> > I'm on OS X 10.4.1 and downloaded Hogwasher to try. Using my ISPs
> > news server I found the two lists I mentioned, but I can't get
> > anything nntp://news.gmane.org alone or in combination with a group
Try news://news.gmane.org , if your reader requires specifying the
protocol.
__
Hello.
I've been looking around for a web browser either written in python, or
with python bindings.
What I need to do is load a web-page, enter a password-protected site
and follow certain links, it needs to have frames and follow the refresh
meta. I'm running winxp, python 2.4
At first I tho
Why do you need to use a web browser rather than doing this
programmatically?
On Jun 10, 2005, at 9:56 PM, Ismael Garrido wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I've been looking around for a web browser either written in
> python, or
> with python bindings.
> What I need to do is load a web-page, enter a passw
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