L.S.,
I have heard that Python cookbook is free! Could somebody tell me where
I can find it?
The second one is that I am busy to translate some "csh/bash" scripts to
Python script. Where can I find a good reference to do easy this work?
with regards,
Nader
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emami wrote: L.S.,
I have heard that Python cookbook is free! Could somebody tell me where
I can find it?
In your stocking this Christmas, I hope, otherwise you'll probably have
to pay for the printed version.
The recipes are extracted from the ActiveState web site, however - see
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/
Lots of good code there, for more than just Python.
The second one is that I am busy to translate some "csh/bash" scripts to
Python script. Where can I find a good reference to do easy this work?
Not sure about this one, so I'll leave it to others.
regards
Steve
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On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 14:54:23 +0100, emami <em***@knmi.n l> wrote: L.S.,
I have heard that Python cookbook is free! Could somebody tell me where
I can find it?
[...]
You mean, the whole cookbook as chm archive?
It was published first, but then removed again.
For reasons: http://miaw.tcom.ou.edu/~dody/
regards
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