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433MHz Sender and Receiver in Python on Raspberry PI Question: Is there any way to get a working 433MHz-Sender or -Receiver in a Python Thread? I have tried those from Ninjablocks and those from Adafruit. But the Problem is that these are all c or c++ scripts, that are outputting to stdout and have no end of the outpu...
How can I add new methods to a COM server that I have already registered? Question: **EDIT** : turns out VBA can see the new methods if I restart Excel. My question still stands, though, albeit in a different form: how can I force Excel to see the new methods without restarting it? I have a simple COM server that look...
python code returns none type object has no attribute error sometimes and works perfectly the other time Question: def dcrawl(link): #importing the req. libraries & modules from bs4 import BeautifulSoup import urllib #fetching the document op = urllib.FancyURLopener({})...
R's read.table equivalent in Python Question: I'm trying to move some of my processing work from R to Python. In R, I use read.table() to read REALLY messy CSV files and it automagically splits the records in the correct format. E.g. 391788,"HP Deskjet 3050 scanner always seems to break","<p>I'm running ...
Filling a strange webform in python Question: I am trying build a simple program that fills a webform and then extracts the a data from the resulted website, it should be pretty straight-forward and after a short web research (mostly from this website) I came to the conclusion that python would be my best choice.(with ...
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'lower' python Question: My abc.txtfile looks like this Mary Kom 28 F Emon Chatterje 32 M Sunil Singh 35 M Now i am getting the desired result with the following traceback:Please help me out. I am not getting where am i going ...
Deterministic and non uniform long string generation from seed Question: I had this weird idea for an encryption that I wanted to try out, it may be bad, and it may have done before, but I'm just doing it for fun. The short version of the question is: Is it possible to generate a long, deterministic and non-uniformly d...
In SWIG , how can i use int * variable without typemaps.i Question: I have a program where in a C function somewhat like below code. When i try to call this function via python it it throwing error saying argument 2 of type 'int *'. In swig i saw there is way to handle this that is via typemaps is there any other way ...
Error in hierarchical clustering with hcluster in python Question: I am trying to ran the following code, and I get an AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'hcluster', raised in the last line. I am running in Mountain Lion, I use pip and homebrew, and hcluster is in PYTHONPATH=/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site...
Removing duplicates and preserving order when elements inside the list is list itself Question: I have a following problem while trying to do some nodal analysis: For example: my_list=[[1,2,3,1],[2,3,1,2],[3,2,1,3]] I want to write a function that treats the element_list inside my_list in a follow...
Using httplib to connect to a website in Python Question: tl;dr: Used the httplib to create a connection to a site. I failed, I'd love some guidance! I've ran into some trouble. Read about socket and httplib of python's, altough I have some problems with the syntax, it seems. Here is it: connection = h...
Trying to get code to output multiple columns in Python Question: I am importing a data set and trying to output some text analysis. However, I can only get it to output the last column of data. Where do I put the csv.writer in order to get all the lines of code in? from __future__ import division im...
Decrypt using an RSA public key with PyCrypto Question: As far as I understand, I should be able to use RSA to ensure authenticity or privacy, as I wish. In my case, I want to ensure authenticity so I encrypt the data with the private key and allow anyone to decrypt it with the public key. The data is not really secret...
My character won't move in python Question: This is the code I used. import pygame, sys from pygame.locals import * pygame.init() def game(): width, height = 1000, 600 screen = pygame.display.set_mode((width,height)) pygame.display.set_caption('My game far now ...
How to modify Jinja templates for nbconvert? Question: I am trying to find alternate ways to display my IPython Notebooks. What I am currently doing is modifying the Jinja templates found here (C:\Anaconda\Lib\site- packages\ipython-1.1.0-py2.7.egg\IPython\nbconvert\templates) and then simply using the nbconvert comma...
select a random range of curves within current selection Question: I am an absolute novice, but have a feeling this is an easy thing for someone who knows python. Basically I have a group of nurbs curves selected, and what I want to do is randomize the selection with a specified range. For instance from a list of 100 ...
Python and multiple select with a ListCtrl Question: I have a custom listctrl in my application that I would like the ability to select multiple rows (and deselect) much like one would do in a ListBox. Currently I have a listctrl that I am able to grab single selections; however, once I click on another row in my listc...
scikitlearn breaks pandas installation Question: I have a problem having pandas and sklearn work together. Importing any module from sklearn, makes pandas run havoc. This is a minimal example of my problem: #!/usr/bin/env python import pandas as pd import sklearn.metrics as sk df_train ...
Python xml.etree.ElemenTree, getting HTML entities Question: I am trying to analyze xml data, and encountered an issue with regard to HTML entities when I use import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET tree = ET.parse(my_xml_file) root = tree.getroot() for regex_rule in root.findall('.//regex_rule'):...
Sort an array of tuples by product in python Question: I have an array of 3-tuples and I want to sort them in order of decreasing product of the elements of each tuple in Python. So, for example, given the array > [(3,2,3), (2,2,2), (6,4,1)] since 3*2*3 = 18, 2*2*2 = 8, 6*4*1 = 24, the final result would be > [(6,4,...
Keeping to 79 char line limit in Python with multiple indents Question: I understand that to write good Python code, I should keep my lines to no more than 79 characters. This is fine most of the time, but if I have various nested for loops and if statements themselves nested within a class, I might easily find that I...
how to store html form data into file Question: My HTML code: <html> <head> <title>INFORMATION</title> </head> <body> <form action = "/cgi-bin/test.py" method = "post"> FirstName: <input type = "text" name = "firstname" /><br> LastName: ...
PyMongo not working in Django Eclipse Question: I am trying to integrate MongoDB in my Django Project. For this I have installed Mongo and PyMongo in my Mac system and everything looks fine. I tried executing some PyMongo code in python shell and it worked fine. But when I try to `from pymongo import Connection` in my...
Gevent: NotImplementedError Question: Why is gevent throwing this error? Running it in ipython, ubuntu 13 In [1]: from gevent import monkey In [2]: monkey.patch_all() In [3]: The history saving thread hit an unexpected error (NotImplementedError('gevent is only usable from a single thre...
How to input a list of tuples Question: I am coding a python program related to graphs. My main is like this if __name__=='__main__': cns = [(0,1), (0,2),(1,2), (1,3),(3,1)] G=make_graph(cns) r=DFS(G) I want to change the program such that the user can input the data. ...
Why does the collide happen many times? Question: I'm using openGL with Pyglet which is a python package. I have to use this language and this package, it is for an assignment. I have a basic Brickbreaker style game that is basically a keep it up game. I create a ball and a paddle. I separately create a bounding box ...
Scope of function inside the function (understanding recursion) Question: What is the scope of the function itself inside the function in python? My question arises because I finally thought about venturing into recursion ( though I am not competent enough to understand it fully). I am using Eclipse (PyDev) and inside ...
Import csv as list of list in python 3.3 Question: i hav a list of list with 2 strings and 1 integer list_of_ee = [["a","m",15],["w","p",34]] i export this to csv file using this code. import csv myfile = open("pppp.csv", 'wb') with open("pppp.csv", "w",newline='') as my...
Performance bottleneck in creating network with igraph in Python Question: I am trying to create a huge network using the igraph python module. I am iterating trough a list of dictionaries in the following format: d1={'el1':2, 'el3':4, ...,'el12':32} d2={'el3':5, 'el4':6, ...,'el12':21} The net...
datetime.date creating many problems with set_index, groupby, and apply in Pandas 0.8.1 Question: I'm using Pandas 0.8.1 in an environment where it is not possible to upgrade for bureaucratic reasons. You may want to skip down to the "simplified problem" section below, before reading all about the initial problem and ...
Python Beautiful Soup parsing a UTF-8 coded table (using mechanize) Question: I'm trying to parse the following table, coded in UTF-8 (this is part of it): <table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3" border="0" id="ctl00_SPWebPartManager1_g_c001c0d9_0cb8_4b0f_b75a_7cc3b6f7d790_ctl00_HistoryData1_gridHistoryDa...
Rules from accented letters to ascii ones Question: Is there a rule that helps to find the UTF-8 codes of all accented letters associated to an ascii one ? For example, can I have all the UTF-8 codes all the accented letters `é`, `è`,... from the UTF-8 code of the letter `e`? ## Here is a showcase in Python 3 using th...
Gtk MenuBar kills MenuItems after the pointer hovers over them Question: I have a plain `gtk.MenuBar` frame below. Whenever the mouse hovers over an item, and that submenu is hidden due to lost focus, upon revisiting that submenu, all items are lost. The expected behavior is that the menu items re-appear in the order ...
Is there a way to clear your printed text in python? Question: Hello guys I have wanted for a long time to find out how to clear something like print("example") in python, but I cant seem to find anyway or figure anything out. print("Hey") >Hey Now I need to clear it, and write some new text. ...
How to send a stream with python fabric Question: I need to send the stdout stream of a program across a network, to the stdin of another program, running on another host. This can be easily accomplished using ssh: program 1 | ssh host 'program 2' It's trivial to call this using `subprocess`: ...
Python lib execute error Question: I made this python lib and it had this function with uses urllib and urllib2 but when i execute the lib's functions from python shell i get this error >>> from sabermanlib import geturl >>> geturl("roblox.com","ggg.html") Traceback (most recent call last): ...
Play video using libVLC from memory in python Question: I am trying to make use of libVLC python bindings to play files after reading them into memory. I have the following code that reads a valid video file into the memory. I need to now play the video directly from the memory. import vlc File1 = op...
python: avoiding zip truncation of list Question: I have the following python code that uses zip() and it seems to cause unintended data truncation. inc_data = [[u'Period Ending', u'Dec 31, 2012', u'Dec 31, 2011', u'Dec 31, 2010'], [u'Total Revenue\n', u'104,507,100\n', u'106,916,100\n', ...
python structure JSON serializing issue Question: I've got a cache dictionary that stores a 3-element list for each key: `[value, date_created, hits]`. The cache communication is done via JSON. There is a `items` command in the cache that shall return all items. This is the set cache method: @status ...
Excel fails to open Python-generated CSV files Question: I have many Python scripts that output CSV files. It is occasionally convenient to open these files in Excel. After installing OS X Mavericks, Excel no longer opens these files properly: Excel doesn't parse the files and it duplicates the rows of the file until i...
interpolate python array to minimize maximum difference between elements Question: What is a concise and readable way of interpolating a 1D array such that the maximum difference between elements is minimized? For instance, if I had the array [4 9 13 25] and I was allowed to add 1 more number in order to minimize the ...
Pandas MultiIndex names not working Question: The `axis 0` in the `IndexError` strikes me as odd. Where is my mistake? It works if I do not rename the columns before setting the MultiIndex (uncomment line `df = df.set_index([0, 1])` and comment the three above). Tested with stable and dev versions. I am fairly new to...
Python multiprocessing EOF error on csv files Question: I am trying to implement a [multiprocessing](http://docs.python.org/library/multiprocessing.html) approach for reading and comparing two csv files. To get me started, I started with the code example from [embarassingly parallel problems](http://stackoverflow.com/q...
Using XHR to update a server file and add option to html select Question: I am trying to have the input field add text into a file that is on the server and add it to the select element on the webpage dynamically but it is not working out so well. Currently I am getting an error that e1 is null and the text is not gett...
Heavily confused by win32api + COM and an answer from SO Question: From my other question here on SO, I asked how to retrieve the current playing song from Windows Media Player and Zune, I got an answer from a c++ dev who gave me an explanation of how I would do this for WMP. However, I am no C++ dev, nor am I very ex...
Python: Non-Responsive multiprocessing.pool.map_async() function Question: I have a strange problem here. I have a python program that executes code held in seperate .py files, designed to be executed in sequence, one after another. The codes work fine, however they take too long to run. My plan was to split up proces...
add title to collection of pandas hist plots Question: I'm looking for advice on how to show a title at the top of a collection of histogram plots that have been generated by a pandas df.hist() command. For instance, in the histogram figure block generated by the code below I'd like to place a general title (e.g. 'My c...
Is there a good way to avoid memory deep copy or to reduce time spent in multiprocessing? Question: I am making a memory-based real-time calculation module of "Big data" using Pandas module of the Python environment. So response time is the quality of this module and very critical and important. To process large data...
"NameError: Can't find file for module maya" while trying to run a Python script in Eclipse Question: I setup Eclipse IDE for editing and debugging Maya scripts. When I try to run the code: import maya.cmds as cmds cmds.ls() in Eclipse I get the error: import maya.cmds as cmd...
How to use AES with GAE python? Question: I would like to encrypt the data transferred between GAE app and my android application (_https_ will not help since the key should be dynamic). I am thinking about AES (128-bit) encryption. I've tried to use `pycrypto` (GAE SDK 1.8.6, python 2.7, OS X 10.9): li...
Find lowest value in a list of dictionaries in python Question: I want to find and return the minimal value of an id in a string, for example: find_min_id([{"nonid": "-222", "id": 0}, {"id": -101}]) -101 find_min_id([{’id’: 63, 'id': 42}]) 42 So far I have this: def find_...
Drawing Circles Python Question: The function is supposed to loop, each time decreasing the size of the circle by 10 and drawing a new circle, until the size is less than or equal to 0. What am i missing def circle(x): turtle.up() turtle.goto(0,0) turtle.down() turtle.colo...
Dynamically naming edited csv, to include part of the old csv name Question: I am using some code to merge two csvs and sort these by two columns. Ouputting a new csv. The input csvs are of the same name just numbered 1 & 2\. I am repeating this code for multiple sets of data. I was wondering what the method would be t...
write csv row (from within for loop) out to csv file without using python csv module Question: **My goal is to avoid importing the csv module I am working on a script that runs through an extremely large csv file and selectively writes rows to a new csv file. I have the following two lines: with open(s...
Python xticks in subplots Question: If I plot a single imshow plot I can use fig, ax = plt.subplots() ax.imshow(data) plt.xticks( [4, 14, 24], [5, 15, 25] ) to replace my xtick labels. Now, I am plotting 12 imshow plots using f, axarr = plt.subplots(4, 3) axarr[i, j].im...
Python 'requests' module and encoding? Question: I am doing a simple POST request using the requests module, and testing it against [httpbin](http://httpbin.org/) import requests url = 'http://httpbin.org/post' params = {'apikey':'666666'} sample = {'sample': open('test.bin', 'r...
Weird segmentation fault in python3 after updated to MAC OS X Mavericks Question: I've updated my system to OS X Mavericks, just now when I tried to use hashlib module a strange Segmentation fault Raised. I've tried to rebuild the python3.3.2 and reinstall it again but it didn't help. So how could I fix this annoying p...
inspect.getsource() doesn't work in python Question: I have a problem with this code , but don't no why... import inspect inspect.getsource(min) and the error is: Traceback (most recent call last): File "<pyshell#1>", line 1, in <module> inspect.getsource(min) ...
accessing ctypes returned object's methods Question: I need to wrap c++ dll to python. I'm using `ctypes` module for that. c++ header is something like: class NativeObj { void func(); } extern "C" { NativeObj* createNativeObj(); }; //extern "C" I want...
Python doesn't allow me to do match.group() with regex? Question: I wrote a regex in Python to just get the digits from a string. However, when I run match.group(), it says that the object `list` has no attribute `group`. What am I doing wrong? My code as typed pasted into the terminal, and the terminal's response. Tha...
Python BeautifulSoup Print Info in CSV Question: I can print the information I am pulling from a site with no problem. But when I try to place the street names in one column and the zipcodes into another column into a CSV file that is when I run into problems. All I get in the CSV is the two column names and every thin...
Python Tkinter listbox with MySQLdb Question: It's my first program in python and I'm trying to create a program that will interface a MySql address book with a asterisk server and make a call. The "asterisk code part" is ok, I will add later, but the problem is that I have a listbox in Tkinter and I would like to fill...
Execute another ipython notebook in a separate namespace Question: I've been using some very nice code from [this example](http://nbviewer.ipython.org/5491090/analysis.ipynb) to run one ipython notebook from another, which I (basically) copy below. This turns out to be a very nice way to organize my code. But now, I w...
XSLT 2.0: Creating child elements from an element's text value via known semantic hierarchy Question: A bit stuck on this one. Data is provided in the following format (non- important content snipped): <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Content Type="Statutes"> <Indexes> <!--SNIP--...
Numba autojit error on comparing numpy arrays Question: When I compare two numpy arrays inside my function I get an error saying only length-1 arrays can be converted to Python scalars: from numpy.random import rand from numba import autojit @autojit def myFun(): a = rand(10,1) ...
Unpickling from converted string in python/numpy Question: I have a ton of numpy ndarrays that are stored picked to strings. That may have been a poor design choice but it's what I did, and now the picked strings seem to have been converted or something along the way, when I try to unpickle I notice they are of type `s...
read a file into python and remove values Question: I have the following code that reads in a file and stores the values into a list. It also reads each line of the file and if it sees a '(' in the file it splits it and everything that follows it on the line. with open('filename', 'r') as f: lis...
How do I force scatter points real pixel values when plotting in pyplot/python? Question: I've taken an image and extracted some features from it using OpenCv. I'd like to replot those points and their respective areas (which are real pixel values) into a scatter window and then save it. Unfortunately, when I plot the ...
Trigger a Python function exactly on the minute Question: I have a function that I want to trigger at every turn of the minute — at 00 seconds. It fires off a packet over the air to a dumb display that will be mounted on the wall. I know I can brute force it with a while loop but that seems a bit harsh. I have tried ...
Scraping Multiple Tables with Beautiful Soup Question: I'm a python newbie trying to scrape tables with Beautiful Soup. I want to scrape tables similar to the one below with Ubuntu CVE information and output the table to a csv document. <div class="pkg"> <div class="field">Package</div><div class="v...
Python - spaces Question: I can't get over this little problem. ![enter image description here](http://i.stack.imgur.com/FlGpa.gif) The second is right. How can i print without spaces? def square(n): for i in range(n): for j in range(n): if i==0 or j==0 or i==n-1 or...
sqrt() argument after * must be a sequence Question: First of all, I'm super new to python and I actually search for my problem but the examples were to heavy to understand. Here is my homework; I need a function which takes two functions as an argument and returns if the results of the two functions are same or not? ...
Loop through every character in a sentence in python Question: So I need to loop through a sentence character by character and total up the different letters and how many times they occur. I can't think of a way of doing the first bit (I'll do the totalling up myself I have a good enough idea and I'd like to see if I c...
Fading Text in Python Turtle Question: Is there anyway to fade a text for showing and hiding. Or clear part of screen without cleaning other drawings. import turtle #fade this text turtle.write("Hello") #clear some shape turtle.fd(100) Answer: There is no function to fade text and ...
Python - TypeError: Can't convert 'int' object to str implicitly Question: I try to write to a file but python gives me an error. f.write('20/10/2013;SP;83428407;10:00;-;10:30;'.format(random.randrange(0,6))+';'.format(random.randrange(0,6))+';:00:15;:03:12;;;0;2;:00:58;50,0;2;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0'+'\n') ...
Comparing list in python Question: Hey im starting to learn python and after a loop function i got a list which looks like this >>>print test ['a','b','c','d'] ['a','c','d','e'] ['b','d','e','f'] I want to compare it and found things like intersection BUT as the two lists are under...
How do I end my while loop in python Question: I am trying to create a guessing game for myself. I want to have the computer have a random number which I have to guess. Based on what I guess, it would then respond with "higher or lower" and this should keep happening before i get the right number however what has happe...
Python multiprocessing is taking much longer than single processing Question: I am performing some large computations on 3 different numpy 2D arrays sequentially. The arrays are huge, 25000x25000 each. Each computation takes significant time so I decided to run 3 of them in parallel on 3 CPU cores on the server. I am f...
Bundling Data files with PyInstaller 2.1 and MEIPASS error --onefile Question: This [question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7674790/bundling-data- files-with-pyinstaller-onefile/13790741#13790741) has been asked before and I can't seem to get my PyInstaller to work correctly. I have invoked the following code in ...
List Comprehension Mystery - Python Question: I have created two CSV lists. One is an original CSV file, the other is a DeDuped version of that file. I have read each into a list and for all intents and purposes they are the same format. Each list item is a string. I am trying to use a list comprehension to find out w...
Error opening Python Serial Port Question: I am attempting to run a script that a classmate has written and demonstrated to me. So I know the code is correct, it just has to do with the difference in how our machines are configured. Here is the code: #!/usr/bin/python #import statements impo...
decorate xml subtree with lxml Question: I want to transform this xml tree <doc> <a> <op>xxx</op> </a> </doc> to <doc> <a> <cls> <op>xxx</op> </cls> </a> </doc> I use this python code from lxml imp...
Can you set conditional dependencies for Python 2 and 3 in setuptools? Question: When releasing a Python egg with support for both Python 2 and 3, can you specify dependencies that change depending on which version you're using? For example, if you use `dnspython` for Python 2, there is a Python 3 version that is calle...
I can't execute command inside vim but it can be executed in shell? Question: I use vim, mac os x, virtualenv and zsh to develop python. But i found a quite strange thing that, After i using virtualenv to create a environment and install a python package with `pip install fabric` and execute `fab` in command line. It ...
Cleaning a tab delimited file with unescaped newlines Question: I have a tab-delimited file where one of the columns has occasional newlines that haven't been escaped (enclosed in quotes): JOB REF Comment V2 Other 1 3 45 This was a small job NULL sdnsdf 2 4 456 This was a larg...
Cannot Import Daemon class Question: I am trying to run a daemon but I am not able to import the module daemon. My imports: import os import sys import time from daemon import Daemon **Traceback (most recent call last): File "parser.py", line 11, in from daemon import Daemon ImportErro...
Send pandas dataframe data as html e-mail Question: I want to send a pandas dataframe data as an HTML e-mail. Based on [this](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18096748/pandas-dataframes-to-html- highlighting-table-rows) post I could create an html with the dataframe. Code import pandas as pd import...
python-fu Copy an Image Question: I've a color list file I read it into a python list and I'd like to create one (or several) image(s) composed by squares with background color read from file and as foreground html string of the color (written with white). I.e. I read #ff0000 from input file then I create a 100x100 squ...
Continually match values to a list of keys and values in Python Question: I have a list of keys: Keys=['Description of Supplier:', 'Locally Produced:', 'Imported:', 'Female Managed:', 'Female Owned:', 'Closest Landmark:', '% National Staff:', '% International Staff:', 'Operating since:', 'Previous Name:'...
Pythonic way to sparsely randomly populate array? Question: Problem: Populate a 10 x 10 array of zeros randomly with 10 1's, 20 2's, 30 3's. **I don't actually have to use an array, rather I just need coordinates for the positions where the values would be. It's just easier to think of in terms of an array.** I have ...
How Do I Queue My Python Locks? Question: Is there a way to make python locks queued? I have been assuming thus far in my code that threading.lock operates on a queue. It looks like it just gives the lock to a random locker. This is bad for me, because the program (game) I'm working is highly dependent on getting messa...
How to subtract the 'for' loop counter in Python? Question: The structure that I know for the `for` loop in Python is as follows: for i in range(10) and then range is actually `[0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9]`. Now there is a problem here and that is I want to reduce the counter of my loop by putting a line `i...
Python/Pygame, Where do I put my pygame.time.wait loop? Question: So, I am in the middle of making two, very similar games (Exact details are irrelevant right now.) Anyway, I need to know where to insert my "pygame.time.wait" code. The exact code I need looks like this: pygame.time.wait(100) score ...
Python itertools combinations in distance Question: I'm using `itertools.combinations` to match all the possible combinations of a list. My list looks something like [[1,2],[2,3],[3,4],[4,5],[5,6]] I understand how to get all the combinations, but if i want to use the distance formula on each comb...
Accessing Single Entries in Sparse Matrix in Python Question: I want to use sparse matrices for BOW feature representation. I have experimented with coo_matrix from scipy, but it doesn't seem to support what I want to do: I would like to initialize a matrix of all zeros and then change a given entry to one when approp...
Django CompositeField subclass not overwriting __unicode__ method Question: I'm using [django-composite-field](https://bitbucket.org/bikeshedder/django- composite-field) to create a currency field that includes both a dollar_value and a dollar_year (i.e., "$200 in 2008 dollars"). I have the following models in a Djang...
Taking Screen shots of specific size Question: What imaging modules for python will allow you to take a specific size screenshot (not whole screen)? I have tried PIL, but can't seem to make ImageGrab.grab() select a small rectangle and i have tried PyGame but i can't make it take a screen shot outside of it's main disp...
Solving Symbolic Boolean variables in Python Question: I need to solve a set of symbolic Boolean expressions like: >>> solve(x | y = False) (False, False) >>> solve(x & y = True) (True, True) >>> solve (x & y & z = True) (True, True, True) >>> solve(x ^ y = False) ...
Multiprocessing with numpy makes Python quit unexpectedly on OSX Question: I've run into a problem, where Python quits unexpectedly, when running multiprocessing with numpy. I've isolated the problem, so that I can now confirm that the multiprocessing works perfect when running the code stated below: imp...
Cannot import correct version of numpy on OS X Mavericks Question: I have upgraded from Mountain Lion to Mavericks ande also updated Macports and its outdated packages. I have installed numpy 1.7, but the problem is the one used by python is still numpy 1.6. The following are some information about my system. `>> pyth...