import sys
import time
import os
from PIL import ImageGrab
print("Enter time interval to take screenshot")
time_int = 3
print("Time interval entered is %(time)d" %{"time":time_i nt})
img = ImageGrab.grab( )
localtime = time.asctime( time.localtime( time.time()) )
localtime = localtime.repla ce(" ","_")
environ = os.environ...
Raj4perl
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Raj4perl started a topic Unable to Save Screenshots with dynamic name using image.grab() in PIL libraryin PythonUnable to Save Screenshots with dynamic name using image.grab() in PIL library
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tuples reading issue
Hi,
Can you help me with this
File contains first 500 lines. each has a header around 3 pages then you may find footer with some column names like "Total,..."
Image contains actual data. I need to split the file with respect to pages & account num (can get the account from each page 10 line)
I have written a udf which reads tuples of the whole file and gets the output as... -
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Hi Hari,
here's the script for following output. There is a small error in the output.. couldn't fix it... :(
it could be great if you can explain the logic behind the generation of output.!!
...Code:use warnings; @values = 0; $file = "input.txt"; open HNDL, "$file" or die "Unable to open the text file"; unlink "output_f.txt"; $out_file
Last edited by Rabbit; Aug 15 '14, 10:39 PM. Reason: Please use [code] and [/code] tags when posting code or formatted data.Leave a comment:
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OK.. anyways.. it's working now..Thanks a lot..!!Leave a comment:
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Thanks Vinoth.. That's the problem.. I have tried saving the file in ANSI encoding format and now it's working..
But, I think we need a encoding module to be dowloaded right?Leave a comment:
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1.What is the perl version you are using ?
Perl 5.16
2.How you code this 1.txt file, which generated by any other scripts ?
it's an internal tool generated from batch file
3.If you are from linu/unix execute this "file 1.txt" and let me know the output.
I'm using Windows
-RajLeave a comment:
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1.First confirm that "1 0 0" comes in the second line only.
[Raj] Yes, 1 0 0 comes in the second line itself
2.From your sample input, I can see that, 100 spaces removed already?
[Raj] In the text file spaces are not there. But, when you read it to a variable by using above script.. the variable is storing with a space for each character.
Even if i print first line, output will be
X X...Leave a comment:
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Hi Siva,
Why do you want to run VLC in perl itself.?
Give a try with simple batch file.
1.Open VLC through cmd line and throw url as an argument
2.give timedelay
3.taskill from tray to close it
If you use hotkey, you may not be able to control app when it runs in the background
-RajLeave a comment:
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Hi Vino,
Thanks for the reply..!!
here's the content.. I'm sending you little part of it.
--content in text file --
"XXXXXXXXXXXRem aining
100 "
these are the first two lines of the text fileLeave a comment:
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removing spaces from the input text
open(HNDL, "1.txt") or die "Cannot open text file";
while (<HNDL>)
{
if($.==2)
{
print $_;
$_ =~ s/\s//g;
print "after removing spaces $. :",$_;
}
}
output --
" 1 0 0 "
Actually, I need it as "100". So that I can perform some arithmetic operations.
Excuse if there is silly mistakes...
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