Thanks all I fixed it.
John
On Tuesday 04 January 2005 21:30, John Fabiani wrote:
Hi,
I'm using SUSE x86_64 Linux and unable to compile the KInterbasdb interface
for Python. I'm wondering if anyone has it compiled on either a 32bit or
64bit linux. Of course I'm hoping someone is willing to
I want to move all the 1's move to the right, 1 index at a time,
preserving any spacing.
So you want to insert a zero at the front and delete the first
zero from the back? That doesn't require iterating over all
the entries just enough to find the first zero...
Playing with this for a
You can use idle while using linux, just type in idle from a command prompt !
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This is most likely a silly question and me not understanding python
enough. I am a mentor for some high school kids participating in a
supercomputing challenge. My background in programming is F77 (yeah
laugh it up) and I want the kids to learn python and use it for the
challenge.
They
You need to include the line
import random
at the beginning of your program. This gives you access to the contents of the 'random' module such
as random.choice().
This chapter of the tutorial talks about modules:
http://docs.python.org/tut/node8.html
Kent
Kooser, Ara S wrote:
This is most
Kooser, Ara S said unto the world upon 2005-01-05 10:15:
This is most likely a silly question and me not understanding python
enough. I am a mentor for some high school kids participating in a
supercomputing challenge. My background in programming is F77 (yeah
laugh it up) and I want the kids
Dear Tutor,
I am new to python and only created very simple programs
so far.
I would like to simulate a lottery draw for 10
participants and run it for 52 weeks. The lottery numbers would have a range of
1 to 99. Each person would have just one number (random) and play for 52 weeks.
On Jan 5, 2005, at 16:33, ümit tezcan wrote:
Are there any starting ideas for me to get going on this project
either thru the tutor or searching for snippets already created by
fellow programmers??
That's probably obvious, but you should proceed as follows:
- Generate a number for each person.
This code will work.
a=[1,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,0,1,1,0,1,0]
shorta=a[:]
while 0 in shorta:
shorta.reverse()
shorta.remove(0)
shorta.reverse()
print [0,]*(len(a)-len(shorta))+shorta
result=[0,]*(len(a)-len(shorta))+shorta
Juan Shen
200515 11:44Liam Clarke
Sorry rephrase -
So I
Does anyone know about tutorials (or open source projects) about writing in games in pure python (ie without using pygame).
The reason is because I wrote a game using pygame but I would like to convert it to a game that can be played in a webpage as a Jython, (like a Java game) of course this is
When the script begins with main(f), it gets a KeyError and goes to
the login page, but when the form data is submitted it returns a 404.
Am I not setting/getting the cookie properly? Absolutely nothing is
printed until zptIO is called.
import os
import Cookie
from spanishlabs.conf import *
from
On Wed, Jan 05, 2005, Alan Gauld wrote:
Sorry if I missed something obvious, but how do I execute a python
script file in the interpreter? I have Using the Python
Interpreter in
the Python tutorial but not much is said...
You can import a script at the prompt as you would under
Pythonwin.
Or
Hello!
I want to move all the 1's move to the right, 1 index at a time,
preserving any spacing.
[ snip ]
I'm starting to think I'm going to have to go Cpp for this kind of
direct pixel tweaking stuff.
(640x480 (let alone 1024x768) is a lot of pixels to run through a for...
loop)
Using regex to remove HTML is usually the wrong approach unless
Thanks. This is one of those projects I've had in mind for a long
time, decided it was a good way to learn some python.
It's a good way to write increasingly complex regex! Basically
because HTML is recursive in nature it
I don't know about a large calculation time, but this seems to work:
def rightshift(a):
ia = a[:]
for i in range(len(ia)-1,0,-1):
if ia[i-1] == 1 and ia[i]!=1:
ia[i]=1
ia[i-1]=0
return ia
l
Just as a warning, none of what I'm going to code here is original at
all: I'm rehashing a main idea off of a paper called Using the Game
of Life to Introduce Freshman Students to the Power and Elegance of
Design Patterns:
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1035292.1028706
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005, Kooser, Ara S wrote:
They picked a project to model the flow of smallpox in a city and
surroundings areas. So I saw the game of life and thought maybe they
could modify it for use as a smallpox model.
Hi Ara,
Oh! My apologies for not posting the file as a complete
Strangely, the calls to print form.get('author') and
form.get('password') don't appear in the output. Only the form.keys()
appears.
I don't have this on the top of my head, but I'm pretty sure you have to
get the 'value' attribute, as in:
print form.get('password').value
do a dir
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