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Encode in Python and decrypt in Javascript Question: I've searched for this, there are lots of hits, but I can't find one that is neither complete (pulls all the bits together) nor says its a bad idea, use HTTP. I've tried lots of things based on the hits I've found, but I can't get it to work. The target problem is t...
Python: Using mpi4py to bcast an array to other scripts with spawn Question: I'm trying to write two scripts, one a master and one a worker, where the master script will spawn multiple processes of the worker and then bcast a numpy array to the worker spawns. From looking at the number of (vague) tutorials online for m...
Python dictionary having tuple keys and values Question: What I like to have is a dictionary in the format of `{(x1,y1):(a1,b1,c1),(x2,y2):(a2,b2,c2),(x3,y3):(a3,b3,c3),...}` All the data is in a text file in a format like this: x1 y1 a1 ... x1 y1 b1 ... x1 y1 c1 ... x2 y2 a2 ...
Getting Rethinkdb index metadata Question: I'd like to obtain metadata about an index on a Rethinkdb table, such as * what expression is used for arbitrary indexes * what fields are used for compound indexes * whether the index is multi or not How can I get this information through the admin interface? Through ...
How does os.path.join() work? Question: Please help me understand how the builtin os.path.join() function works. For example: import os print os.path.join('cat','dog') # 'cat/dog' no surprise here print os.path.join('cat','dog').join('fish') # 'fcat/dogicat/dogscat/dogh' On Mac (and i guess...
Log-In Automation Question: I am trying to write a Python script that will automate logging in to a web- client. This is to automatically log-in to the web-client with a provided user name and password. Below is my Python code: import httplib import urllib import urllib2 header = { ...
Can't set up a HTTP CGI Server in Python 2 Question: Does anyone notice this? #!/usr/bin/env python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- from BaseHTTPServer import HTTPServer from CGIHTTPServer import CGIHTTPRequestHandler class Handler(CGIHTTPRequestHandler): cgi_directories = ...
Excel (CSV) - transform header data to rows mapping with repeating rows Question: I have Excel based data set which needs transformation. I would request a Python based solution as I am learning Python and can read/modify the code thereafter. I am OK with either an Excel or CSV based input/output. **This is what my da...
Python BeautifulSoup give multiple tags to findAll Question: I'm looking for a way to use findAll to get two tags, in the order they appear on the page. Currently I have: import requests import BeautifulSoup def get_soup(url): request = requests.get(url) page = request.text ...
Debugging: Shuffle deck of cards in Python/ random Question: I know the title sounds boring, because many people have already asked about this topic. I hope it can help me get some insight into how the random module works. The issue is, I wrote two different functions that I think should be identical, but the results I...
How does run.main() work? Question: Please explain how following statement runs a Python script. There are no custom function calls in this block: if __name__ == '__main__': import sys,os import run run.main(['', os.path.basename(sys.argv[0])] + sys.argv[1:]) Let me paste th...
py2app ValueError: total_size > low_offset (164 > 0) Question: I have a simple python script with two resources that I want to covert to an Mac OSX app. Script runs fins from the command line, but when i try to package it into an app, I get: Ante-scriptum: I'm building in /opt/k which has the right permisions... ...
Best practice way for linking object attributes to class or object Question: I am looking for a reliable and pythonic way of giving class attributes of a certain type a back-reference to the class they are connected to. i.e. if there is class definition like the one below, I want to give `SomeAttribute()` a reference ...
Camelot (Python framework): Specifying an Alternative EntityAdmin Question: With the Camelot framework, models (subclassed from Entity) are defined with a nested class (subclasses from EntityAdmin) that defines various gui properties like layout and other widgets. The documentation indicates that multiple EntityAdmins ...
error to append integer in c++ boost python list Question: I does this code and not work #include <boost/python.hpp> namespace bp = boost::python; int main(int argc, char **argv) { bp::list points; int one = 1; int two = 2; int three = 3; points.append(one)...
Python Wave byte data Question: I'm trying to read the data from a .wav file. import wave wr = wave.open("~/01 Road.wav", 'r') # sample width is 2 bytes # number of channels is 2 wave_data = wr.readframes(1) print(wave_data) This gives: b'\x00\x00\x00\x00' W...
PyOpenGL-accelerate + numpy Question: I'm installing [MakeHuman](http://www.makehuman.org/doc/node/overview_of_os_specific_installations_and_build_procedures.html) on Debian, so all dependencies was set up, but when launching it's an error: SYS.PLATFORM: linux2 PLATFORM.MACHINE: x86_64 PLATFORM.P...
How to install WTForms? Gettiing import error when trying to import forms Question: I'm trying to follow the [Flask Mega Tutorial](http://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/the-flask-mega-tutorial-part-i- hello-world) for which I need to use WTForms. As is suggested in the tutorial, I use a virtualenv in which I installed WT...
Optimizing access on numpy arrays for numba Question: I recently stumbled upon [numba](http://numba.pydata.org/) and thought about replacing some homemade C extensions with more elegant autojitted python code. Unfortunately I wasn't happy, when I tried a first, quick benchmark. It seems like numba is not doing much bet...
Peewee ORM gives IntegrityError: user_id may not be NULL Question: I'm trying to use the Peewee ORM for my new (Flask) website, and now I ran into a problem. I just created a simple model like so: from peewee import TextField, DateTimeField, IntegerField, ForeignKeyField from app import db R...
how can I subtract a method value from another method value in python? Question: I've being trying to subtract a method value from another method value but it gives me a an error even when I use variables. from tkinter import * statistics = Tk() screenwidth = statistics.winfo_screenwidth wind...
Merge CSV Files in Python with Different file names Question: I'm really new to Python, so this question might be a bit basic. I have 44 csv files with the same headers and different file names. I want to combine them all into one file. Each file is named "Votes-[member-name]-(2010-2014)-[download-time].csv" The head...
Making CSV files easier to modify/navigate within Python using headers / column names? Question: SO, I have a CSV file with a varying number of columns which _I think_ means that the traditional means of making headers as I have **attempted** below won't work... The reason I want some headers is because it gets incre...
Paginator in python django crashes on dict Question: I have 2 types of gathered data from database: One is `[<NaseljenoMesto: NaseljenoMesto object>, <NaseljenoMesto: NaseljenoMesto object>]` And another is: `[{'naseljenomesto_drzava__naziv': u'Srbija', 'sifraMesta': u'ZR', 'nazivMesta': u'Zrenjanin', 'id': 3}, {'nas...
Calling IDA Pro through python Question: I am trying to use a python script to call IDA Pro and have it run in bash mode. Similar to that of the linux terminal line './idal -B input-File' is there a quick and simple way I can do this throughout the python script? I have looked through the IDA Pro book and I can only fi...
Creating an sqlite database search engine with python Question: I have an sqlite database with 2 tables. I need to create a cgi search engine for the database, with 2 options in a drop-down menu: Name & Keyword. If the option is Keyword, the 1st table is searched for a matching keyword (in any column). If the option i...
Python 2.7: Issues When Importing a Class Question: I have been searching high and low for an answer and cannot seem to find one. I am running into a fundamental issue when attempting to import a class from another file. I am relatively new to Python and OOP in general, so forgive me if my query is rudimentary. **The ...
Python pandas find starting/ending row and rounding numbers Question: import pandas as pd import numpy as np import urllib url = 'http://cawcr.gov.au/staff/mwheeler/maproom/RMM/RMM1RMM2.74toRealtime.txt' urllib.urlretrieve(url,'datafile.txt') df = pd.read_table('datafile.txt', sep='\s...
python - recursively deleting dict keys? Question: I'm using Python 2.7 with `plistlib` to import a .plist in a nested dict/array form, then look for a particular key and delete it wherever I see it. When it comes to the actual files we're working with in the office, I already know where to find the values -- but I wr...
Compare incomplete date list with a reference date list Question: I know this is possible. I know there is a simple solution, but everything I've tried has failed. Here's the deal: I have a dataset in Excel format containing 939,019 weather station records (rows). The date/time interval is every 10 minutes starting f...
Summing one array in terms of another - python Question: I have two corresponding 2D arrays, one of velocity, one of intensity. The values of intensity match each of the velocity elements. I have created another 1d array that that goes from min to max velocity in even bin widths. How would I sum the intensity values ...
How to skip the unmodified modules importing in PYTHON Question: I have a lot of modules to import before running each script. But the modules i am importing is same in all the scripts. In case of debugging i have to change some code in one or more modules and again run the script. So each time python imports all the m...
Python debugging, stop at particular output Question: I have complex python project with lots of modules, loggers, twisted defereds and other stuff. And somewhere in the code some line is printed to logs, and I want to find out where. Usually I just search the codebase for that string, but now that string is generated...
Looking for a quick way to speed up my code Question: I am looking for a way to speed up my code. I managed to speed up most parts of my code, reducing runtime to about 10 hours, but it's still not fast enough and since I'm running out of time I'm looking for a quick way to optimize my code. **An example:** ...
Simple loading time series and plot in python Question: Being a beginner with python, I am very frustrated because after hours of research I can not find a solution for reading+plotting time serieses in python which could be done in matlab, R or gnuplot in 1 minute. Data file: # id date ...
Java Run Static Method in New Thread Question: I just started learning java and I ran into a slight road block involving threads. I have a static method that I would like to run in its own thread, is this possible? In python I know it would look something like this: `import thread;thread.start_new_thread( my_function, ...
Is there a method like append for dictionaries Question: How do i add key,value to a dictionary in python? I defined an empty dictionary and now I want to pass a bunch of keys from a list and set their value as 1. From what I did it creates me every iteration a new dictionary, but I want to append the key,value so even...
Python solution for reading a text file into an if statement Question: I am a new to Python and I am trying to parse some network data to figure out where a certain ip address is based on the city that it is in. I have the following code working below. But I have several hundred lines of information that I would like m...
Python: arguments - 4 arguments allowed, 5 given Question: Trying to create a matrix to start a search algorithm. from numpy import * z11 = vars() z12 = vars() z13 = vars() z14 = vars() z21 = vars() z22 = vars() z23 = vars() z24 = vars() z31 = vars() z32 = var...
NLTK set method prints characters, not words Question: I'm new to NLTK (and python...) and I'm having two issues with one of its basic methods: when I call sorted(set(<one of nltk's preloaded corpora>)) it prints a list of all the words in the text, but each word is preceded by 'u', like so: [u'you...
Python numba.jit types Question: I have been trying to deduce how the types are set from the numba documentation all day. I have gotten a bit of the way, but now I want to make a function which returns a one-dimensional array, and a two-dimensjonal array, and take a bunch of args, and I struggle to get any further: ...
urllib.request for python 3.3 not working to download file Question: I would like to download a large archive file with python and save it, but urllib is not working for me. This is my code: import urllib urllib.request("http://www.petercollingridge.co.uk/sites/files/peter/particle_tutorial_7...
Find + Find next in Python Question: Let L be a list of strings. Here is the code I use for finding a string `texttofind` in the list L. texttofind = 'Bonjour' for s in L: if texttofind in s: print 'Found!' print s break How would you do a **Find nex...
How to use Hg-to-Git tool - fast-export? Question: I have tried the instructions from this [SO post](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16037787/convert-mercurial-project- to-git): cd ~ git clone git://repo.or.cz/fast-export.git git init git_repo cd git_repo ~/fast-export/hg-fast-export.s...
Python script to collect all hostnames of ip addresses with only prime entities Question: I have a Python script to collect hostnames of ip address with primes as byte entities. E.g., 211.13.17.2 is a valid ip according to my problem set where every byte entity(decimal representation) is a prime. **Code:** ...
How to re-implement Ui_MainWindow generated by Qt Question: I've created a interface in Qt as .ui file and then converted it to a python file. Then, I wanted to add some functionality to the components such as radio button, etc. For doing so, I tried to re-implement the class from Qt and add my events. But it gives the...
Can Python read from a Windows Powershell namedpipe? Question: I have the following named pipe created in Windows Powershell. # .NET 3.5 is required to use the System.IO.Pipes namespace [reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("system.core") | Out-Null $pipeName = "pipename" $pipeDir = [Sys...
Logging into Stack Overflow with Mechanize and Python Question: I have been using this guide to help me: <http://www.pythonforbeginners.com/cheatsheet/python-mechanize-cheat-sheet/> I want to log into Stack Overflow and print out my login response using Mechanize in Python. I have been troubleshooting to find a form n...
Python - Importing strings into a list, into another list :) Question: Basically I want to read strings from a text file, put them in lists three by three, and then put all those three by three lists into another list. Actually let me explain it better :) Text file (just an example, I can structure it however I want):...
Does the interpreter compile python scripts? Question: I wrote a script, say, `samplescript.py`. All I can recall doing with, other than editing it, is running it through the command-line python interpreter. Later, I found a `samplescript.pyc` file. Does running a script through the interpreter always invoke the compi...
Python mock.patch doesn't patch the correct import Question: # Code def test_get_network_info(self): with open(dirname(abspath(__file__)) + '/files/fake_network_info.txt', 'r') as mock_network_info: with patch('subprocess.check_output', Mock(return_value=mock_network_info.read())): ...
How to use socket with a Python client and a C++ server Question: I have a simple client/server program. The client is written in python as this : import socket import sys HOST, PORT = "localhost", 50007 s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) s.connect((HOST...
Project/Multiple Class Verbose Mode Python Question: I'm wondering what the simplest way to enable debugging/verbose mode outputs in a project that involves multiple classes/files. The answer given here: [Easier way to enable verbose logging](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14097061/easier-way-to-enable- verbose-log...
Python modules run function from file Question: I have a python (2) project with this structure: alerter │ README.txt │ __init__.py │ __init__.pyc │ └───lib Alarm.py Alarm.pyc __init__.py __init__.pyc in `lib.__init__.py` I h...
Generate output files from template file and csv data in python Question: I need to generate xml files poulated with data from a csv file in python I have two input files: one CSV file named data.csv containing data like this: ID YEAR PASS LOGIN HEX_LOGIN 14Z 2013 (3e?k<.P@H}l hex091...
python opencv error finding contours Question: ![](http://i.stack.imgur.com/t1NHA.jpg) I'm trying to find the contour of the attached image of a tshirt. FindContours returns a rectangular frame around the tshirt, and doesn't find any additional contours. My goal is to find the external contour of the tshirt. Any idea w...
cx_freeze & bundling files Question: At present I am using pyinstaller for bundling my python application. I am equally migrating to pyGObject (due to pygtk being depreciated). Now pyinstaller does not support pyGObject and I have as of yet not figured out the required hooks... One of the other downsides of pyinstalle...
Grid search function in Python Question: I am trying to write a parameter search function to loop over one of the parameters and repeatedly call a function with all other parameters the same, other than the one I am searching over. Here is some sample code: def worker1(a, b, c): return a + b + c ...
Can a spawned process communicate with the "main" MPI communicator Question: Is there a way using MPI to let spawned processes communicate with all other actors in the MPI_WORLD and not only with the parent that spawned the process? Now I have two main agents, the so-called master and slave that run the following code...
Replacing a leading text string with the same string in python Question: I have the following tags in a xml file as > &\hbox{(1b)}}$$ with the initial condition <2inline-formula>$x(0)$, where > the subscript <3inline-formula>$p$ means 'plant'; <4inline-formula>$x_{p}(t) > \in \Re^{n}$ is the state, <5inline-formula>$y...
python Weather API location id Question: a=pywapi.get_loc_id_from_weather_com("pune") {0: (u'TTXX0257', u'Pune, OE, Timor-leste'), 1: (u'INXX0102', u'Pune, MH, India'), 2: (u'BRPA0444', u'Pune, PA, Brazil'), 3: (u'FRBR2203', u'Punel, 29, France'), 4: (u'IDVV9705', u'Punen, JT, ...
Python permutations Question: I am trying to generate pandigital numbers using the itertools.permutations function, but whenever I do it generates them as a list of separate digits, which is not what I want. For example: for x in itertools.permutations("1234"): print(x) will produce: ...
How to get a percentile for an empirical data distribution and get it's x-coordinate? Question: I have some discrete data values, that taken together form some sort of distribution. This is one of them, but they are different with the peak being in all possible locations, from 0 to end. ![enter image description here](...
How to log both to console and file using Python? Question: I am working Python and I need to logger so I decided to start using RotatingFileHandler. Below is my `logging.conf` file [loggers] keys=root [handlers] keys=logfile [formatters] keys=logfileformatter [logg...
Dialogs tripping up in Vala Question: I've been experimenting with Vala programming recently. I've got pretty extensive experience programming in other languages, but in recent years have stuck mainly with scripting languages like Python, Tcl and Perl. I was impressed by the clean look of Elementary OS, which is what s...
fitting multivariate curve_fit in python Question: I'm trying to fit a simple function to two arrays of independent data in python. I understand that I need to bunch the data for my independent variables into one array, but something still seems to be wrong with the way I'm passing variables when I try to do the fit. (...
python list memory usage Question: I am trying to improve the memory usage of my script in python, therefore I need to know what's RAM usage of my list. I measure the memory usage with print str(sys.getsizeof(my_list)/1024/1024) which hopefully would give me the size of the list in RAM in Mb. it o...
Adding elements to an JSON object in a external JSON file? Question: * * * (After months of surfing the internet, talking to the school's computing department and try code out, I still don't get how to do it, but I do know more specific about what I trying to do) * * * Previously I said I want to "Add lines" to a ex...
How to import liblas module in Python? Question: I am using liblas for python to read .las file. When I enter: from liblas import file It gives me: > No module named liblas. I already set up las library path in system, `lasinfo` is working fine. Can anyone tell me how to import las library in Pyt...
iPython: 'no module named' ImportError Question: Windows: I have the Python package CVXOPT installed on my computer for the regular Python distribution, though not specifically with Anaconda, so it imports fine when I'm doing text editor/cmd python scripting. I tried installing CVXOPT with Anaconda, but that didn't wor...
Python regex on wikitext template Question: I'm trying to remove line breaks with Python from wikitext templates of the form: {{cite web |title=Testing |url=Testing |editor=Testing }} The following should be obtained with re.sub: {{cite web|title=Testing|url=Testing|e...
using html5lib with xml.etree.ElementTree Question: I need is a way to use the html5lib parser to generate a real xml.etree.ElementTree. (lxml is not an option for portability reasons.) `ELementTree.parse` [can take a parser](http://docs.python.org/2/library/xml.etree.elementtree.html#xml.etree.ElementTree.parse) as a...
Python - directed edge list to dictionary of dictionaries Question: I have a list of directed edges in a file in the form Source_Id Target_Id Edge_Type A B Train A C Bus B D Bus C A Train ... .....
Getting URLError Exception when caching webdriver instances Question: I am attempting to cache webdriver instances across test case classes. I do not need a "clean" webdriver since I am simply using PhantomJS to query the DOM (I do need JavaScript enabled, which is why I am not simply fetching the source and parsing th...
python - specifically handle file exists exception Question: I have come across examples in this forum where a specific error around files and directories is handled by testing the `errno` value in `OSError` (or `IOError` these days ?). For example, some discussion here - [Python's "open()" throws different errors for ...
Parse output of 'ip addr' via Python Question: I need some help parsing the output of the `ip addr` command as dumped to a text file, with contents like this: 1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 16436 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN \ link/loopback 00:00:00:00:00:00 brd 00:00:00:00:00:00 1: lo inet 1...
Open a read-only Excel file using Python Question: I have a program (zTree) that is writing an Excel file and updating it constantly. What I need this Python program to do is read in the data from the Excel file as its updating. The problem that I'm having though is that when I try to read in the data using xlrd, I get...
Python Updating RRDTool with Serial Port Data Question: I am trying to update a RRDTool DB with serial information. Is it possible to declare the serial data as a variable in the update line? Using the code below, rrdtool doesn't see the N: timestamp. However if I manually enter the data following the "N:" it will upda...
Mod_wsgi fails to load django.core.handlers.wsgi Question: Ok, after 5-6 hours of trying, I give up. I have searched the web, tried all solutions suggested, but nothing is solving my problem. **Goal:** Set up Django on my Ubuntu 12.04 VPS. **Problem:** `Exception occurred processing WSGI script [...] ImportError: No ...
How to print a reStructuredText node tree? Question: Section [Parsing the Document](http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/dev/hacking.html#parsing-the- document) of The [Docutils Hacker's Guide](http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/dev/hacking.html) mentions the `quicktest.py` utility that can be used to print a node tr...
python ctype intialising a structure Question: My structure contains all unsigned char elements typedef struct { unsigned char bE; unsigned char cH; unsigned char cL; unsigned char EId1; unsigned char EId0; unsigned char SId1; unsigned char SId0...
Python Server Socket Without Infinite Loop? Question: I'd like to create a class that allows sending and receiving on the same port and create an event-driven application from incoming messages while the program does it operations. I don't have much experience with sockets so I don't know how to do this. Here is my Sim...
How to concatenate and convert hex to base 64 in Python? Question: I'm trying to convert hex values into base 64. I have a script that does some calculations to each value. I then want to convert the final values to base 64. import base64 for i, v in enumerate([0x31, 0x37, 0x32, 0x2e]): z=...
OpenCV Python unsupported array type error Question: I am new to Python (but not new to openCV) and I am pretty sure everything is installed correctly, I have tested some programs and the seem to work fine, but when ever I want to draw on an image, for example this code taken from a Python openCV tutorial : ...
ctypes: Correctly sublcass c_void_p for passing and returning custom data types, by example Question: I am working with `ctypes` and cannot seem to figure out how to work with custom data types. The hope is to have a Python interface to the public methods of a C++ `cell` class and a C++ `cellComplex` class. My current...
How to properly parse parent/child XML with Python Question: I have a XML parsing issue that I have been working on for the last few days and I just can't figure it out. I've used both the ElementTree built-in to Python as well as the LXML libraries but get the same results. I would like to continue using ElementTree i...
Executing a shell script in Python from the JSON document Question: I am trying to execute the shell script in Python using subprocess module. Below is my shell script which is called as `testing.sh`. #!/bin/bash hello=$jj1 echo $hello echo $jj1 echo $jj2 for el1 ...
Calling variables from inside functions in Python Question: I know I have already asked a question like this before but I have made my code much cleaner and I am still coming up with a problem. My code goes like this: class Email_Stuff: def Get_From_Email(): #code to open...
I want to download code from Google App Engine Question: I want to update the app in google app store. But I can't download the code... Is there any way to update the app without downloading the code? I tried to download with python, google app engine SDK... But appcfg.py download_app -A This command does not work ...
Placing the legend outside the plot Question: I want to position the legend outside the drawing box. I do not find a clean way to do this. The main problem is having everything fit on the file saved. The only thing I have been able to figure out is this code: #! /usr/bin/python import matplotlib ...
Best and/or fastest way to create lists in python Question: In python, as far as I know, there are at least 3 to 4 ways to create and initialize lists of a given size: **Simple loop with`append`:** my_list = [] for i in range(50): my_list.append(0) **Simple loop with`+=`:** ...
Python memory management for variables Question: I have a question regarding python memory management. I have the following code def operation(data): #some manipulations on data result=something.do(data) #some manipulations on result return result Now I am calling th...
Relationship between (1) hash function, (2) length of signature and (3) jaccard similarity? Question: I am trying to understand/implement minHash based jaccard similarity in python. The main goal is use it in MapReduce. However I am not clear how the choice of hash function and length of signature affects error rate in...
why is the python GUI interface fleeting Question: #coding=utf-8 import wx class App(wx.App): def OnInit(self): frame=wx.Frame(parent=None,title='Bare') frame.Show() return Ture app=App() app.MainLoop() runs OK! but the GUI interface is fleeting, j...
Numbers without remainder python Question: I need to print out numbers between 1 and n(n is entered with keyboard) that do not divide by 2, 3 and 5. I need to use while or for loops and the remainder is gotten with %. I'm new here and I just don't understand the usage of %? I tried something like this: i...
global name 'GLib2Reactor' is not defined Question: I'm struggling to get some python code using the python-brisa framework to work, the code is not written by me but should be straight forward. from brisa.core.reactors import install_default_reactor reactor = install_default_reactor() f...
Python: correct way to pass objects between modules Question: I am following the [Flask SQLalchemy Quickstart](http://pythonhosted.org/Flask-SQLAlchemy/quickstart.html) which has all of the code in a single file: Here is my initial **index.py** : from flask import Flask from flask.ext.sqlalchemy imp...
Is there a way to have a python program run an action when it's about to crash? Question: I have a python script with a loop that crashes every so often with various exceptions, and needs to be restarted. Is there a way to run an action when this happens, so that I can be notified? Answer: You could install an except...
Tkinter with Python 3.3 : Change colour of button on click Question: So I have been playing with tkinter to try add a gui to a lift simulator project I have written for university. It is not really needed, but I would like to add it. Here is the code that I currently have. import tkinter as tk ...
Python PXSSH GUI spawn on login failure Question: I can't stop the GUI from spawning when a login failure occurs. simple example that fails and spawns a GUI. >>> import pxssh >>> >>> ssh = pxssh.pxssh() >>> ssh.force_password = True >>> ssh.login('127.0.0.1', 'root', 'falsePW') Tra...