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thread by: Jory R Ferrell |
last post Oct 23 '12 by: Jory R Ferrell
Uhm...."Why might my interpreter be unable to find the pyOpenCL function 'create_some_context'." Is what I meant to write. Anyways...
I both manually installed (simply pasted the files into the python directory) and used the 64-bit Windows binary install by Christoph Gohlke:
http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/
The interpreter also...
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thread by: jpersson |
last post Oct 23 '12 by: dwblas
Hi
I am making a calendar (in Swedish): have problems with the Type Error. The problem i s that the user type in under val_1 what year he or she want to se a calendar of. The I want to send that information (val_1) up to def. valt_ar to continue calculate..
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from time import*
import time
class...
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thread by: phub11 |
last post Oct 22 '12 by: phub11
Hi,
I have a routine that creates multiple checkbuttons. I'd like to add a separate combobox that, in part, changes the status of the checkbuttons made in this loop. Could someone point me to some code that allowd me to change, say the second checkbutton made in the loop from False to True?
for imol in molecule_number_list():...
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thread by: phub11 |
last post Oct 22 '12 by: phub11
Hi,
I have a variable number of check buttons and comboboxes I want to add to a window; however, I keep getting memory faults when I try to horizontal box a check button and combobox and then box each one of these vertically. Any help would be appreciated:
window = gtk.Window(gtk.WINDOW_TOPLEVEL)
combobox = gtk.combo_box_new_text()...
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thread by: amankillz2346 |
last post Oct 21 '12 by: amankillz2346
Hello, my program is supposed to print the length of the string inputed, print put characters into a list only if they dont repeat, then print a list of the location of those characters. I am sure there are many ways to do this however, this is the only way i could think of, just setting another variable and adding that variable to a list, however...
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thread by: Trolkar8 |
last post Oct 16 '12 by: jamesh1999
I am trying to understand the way that pixelperfect collisions works, I have made a program using two circles(images) bouncing around in the pygame window. This is the script:
import pygame, importedfunctions, random
pygame.init()
clock = pygame.time.Clock()
screen = pygame.display.set_mode()
class BallClass(pygame.sprite.Sprite):
def...
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thread by: amankillz |
last post Oct 16 '12 by: dwblas
My program is supposed to reverse the string inputted, print it then extract the numbers and print the numbers of the reversed string in a list.
def reverse_str(string):
revstring =('')
length=len(string)
i = length - 1
while i>=0:
revstring = revstring + string
i = i - 1
return revstring
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thread by: crumble113 |
last post Oct 15 '12 by: Rabbit
Can anyone please tell me where I am going wrong with this for loop which is meant to take as input a specific corpus, sample size and number of samples and then give the averages of the expected sentiment tokens, normalised lexical diversity and probability of short sentences. It is also meant to give me the standard deviation of these three...
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thread by: ATNC33 |
last post Oct 14 '12 by: dwblas
I've solved this problem... I had a little error on the path of the frame that i have to open to reach the form.
Now the form is being opened, but i can't find the login text box.
Can you help me @Rabbit?
Here is the code and the text message:
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thread by: Ascender |
last post Oct 10 '12 by: Ascender
def wordFunc(myDict, currentWord, n):
if n==0: #Base case
print(currentWord)
else:
for char in "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ":
if myDict <= 0 :
continue
elif myDict > 0:
#Decrease current dictionary's character value by 1 then call function
myDict -=1
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thread by: ATNC33 |
last post Oct 9 '12 by: Rabbit
Hello
I'm new here, but I need some help. I'm trying to do a login into the safilo website (http://www.safilonet.safilo.com/) running python code.
There is an error that I'm not capable to find where it is:
---------- run.py
"""UPDATE SAFILO"""
ss = SafiloSupplier(updateBrands=True)
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thread by: argbsk |
last post Oct 8 '12 by: bvdet
Following is the text file i have
Test logname : DISK$REGRES:ACC_diff.log
FACILITY : ACC
FAILED LOGINACCOUNTINGTST
Total : 42
Passed : 41
Failed : 1
Not Run : 0
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thread by: mirshany |
last post Oct 5 '12 by: bvdet
I could understand yet what indent mean, how to write a block of code in example.
IndentationError: expected an indented block
>>> for letter in 'Python': # First Example
... if letter == 'h':
... print letter
File "<stdin>", line 3
print letter
^
IndentationError: expected an indented block
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thread by: orgnlmrwiggles |
last post Oct 5 '12 by: Rabbit
I have been working on this; It is a formula for estimating pi.
My problem is that I am getting values no where near 3.14; all of my pi results are even coming out negative, and around -.000003, etc..
Can you see where i made my mistake in the structure of the math?
The formula is as follows:
Sigma from K=0 > inf.
2( -1^k ) * 3^
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thread by: wangolo |
last post Oct 4 '12 by: wangolo
Well i have a problem with properly sharing data or messages between client threads when they have connected to the server. Iam trying to create some kind of messaging server or a chat like Server. where the message from one client is placed on the Queue and sent to other client who are connected or sent to new clients who are just connecting.
I...
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thread by: dor132 |
last post Oct 4 '12 by: bvdet
I wrote this program:
try:
x=int(raw_input("Please enter a number: "))
except:
print 'Please enter a numeric number.'
import sys
sys.exit()
and after it prints "Please enter a numeric number." it shows this problem with the exit command line:
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thread by: dashtons7 |
last post Sep 24 '12 by: bvdet
I get the following message when I try to run the below program: builtins.NameError: global name 'gallons' is not defined
def main():
square_feet = float(input("Enter the square feet of the wall that is to be painted: "))
gallons = (square_feet/115)
paint = float(input("Enter the cost of paint per gallons: "))
labor =...
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thread by: kricchet |
last post Sep 24 '12 by: dwblas
I'm trying to create a caesar's cipher that uses raw_input for a sentence and key to encrypt. What I can't figure out is how to maintain spaces as spaces, originally they were treated as though they had a zero value. For example if i typed in a space with a key of 2 it would return b. I can't seem to figure it out.
import string
codedsen...
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thread by: newbieinpython |
last post Sep 23 '12 by: dwblas
Here are my code below, i have two issues: 1) user input was overwritten. 2)i don't see the line is printed. What did i miss? please help.
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#!usr/local/bin/python3
f = open('python1/inputter.txt', 'w')
while True:
i = input("Write a sentence:")
f.write(i)
if i == "":
break
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thread by: newbieinpython |
last post Sep 21 '12 by: Rabbit
Hi, please help to hence me how to break a pargraph to print line by line if it ends with coma, it is a phras, if it ends with period , it is a sentence. Thank you soo much in advance.
Andrea
For example:
text = "It's probably a great morning for a doughnut run in New York City, since you won't have to fight off the NYPD. Officers are...
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thread by: leyla |
last post Sep 18 '12 by: Rabbit
wanting to build a word index table ,for each word in a large data set of files , where it would have the word and document ID's where it was found ,, in order to use it in a search engine model.
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thread by: cbeeson |
last post Sep 14 '12 by: bvdet
I have a list of values in an array named V that i need to plot against a list of "dates". At the moment the dates are in an array (spanning 6 months) in the format date=
How do i convert these dates into dates that can be sensibly plotted?
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thread by: Miguel Valenzue |
last post Sep 12 '12 by: bvdet
I want to round a list of numbers to basically remove all the decimal places or even just convert them to integers.
So this is what I've tried and I just can't get this to work.
myList = #declare my list
for i in range(len(myList)):
myList == round(i,0) #tries to round all numbers.
print myList
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thread by: Encchhh |
last post Sep 12 '12 by: Rabbit
Hi, its a really simple script, but since I'm new to python I have no clue what I am doing wrong. Also if you could, I would appreciate tips on a good IDE for python.
#!/usr/local/bin/python
x1 = raw_input("What is x1 ")
x2 = raw_input("What is x2 ")
y1 = raw_input("What is y1 ")
y2 = raw_input("What is y2 ")
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thread by: ronparker1 |
last post Sep 11 '12 by: anil6035
Hello all,
I am trying to create a python api (i think thats what i need) and was just hoping for some pointers. I have an html website and a python script, and I want them to work together. the html site simply asks the user to input two numerical values. the python script takes two numerical values and adds them together. So I am looking...
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