Code:
while(True):
pass
Code:
while(some condition):
pass
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Well...
for an infinite loop that does nothing and
for some other condition
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You can also check this previous post:
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread555153.html
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Python and Eclipse
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Does anyone here have experience with Python in Eclipse environment? I have downloaded the Pydev plug-in for Eclipse. I like the editor and I find it very useful to be able to add files in a project and easily navigate between the files. I can start a Python interactive window. However, the Python interactive window does not keep varibles in memory from the Python scripts that I run. Also, when I debug I want to be able to set... -
At work I am using Windows 2000, Python version 2.2.1, and PythonWin. We're locked to version 2.2.1 of Python because of external dependencies. At home I am using Win XP Pro, Python version 2.2.1 and 2.5, and PythonWin. I'm looking into using Eclipse as IDE. I will be back with questions regarding that later. I just need to do some investigation myself first.
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...Code:from math import * def menu(): print "\nSlect one of the following:" print "1. Calculate Area of Rectangle" print "2. Calculate Area of Circle" print "3. Quit" menuSel=input("Please enter your selection: ") while menuSel!=1 and menuSel!=2 and menuSel!=3: menuSel=input("Please re-enter a valid selectionLeave a comment:
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This is quite strange. Obviously p1 is an object from the result of isinstance(p1, types.ObjectTyp e) and one would think that Point is a class. But it could be that Point() is an object factory function that returns an object. Unfortunately, type does only say instance and not the type of class.
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Hi bvdet!
Can you specify what's not working with the isinstance expression? I do not have the point module so I created this simple script
Here all a in the list are instances of A. I am using version 2.2.3 of Python.Code:class A: pass a1=A() aList = [a1, a1, a1] for a in aList: print isinstance(a, A)
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Thanks bvdet! I knew there was a better way than to use pow, but I couldn't remember it.
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In order for length to be global in the calculate function it must global the tableOrder function as well. But you really should not be using global variables unless you really have to (or writing something so simple that it doesn't matter).
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BRCode:import math P * math.pow((1 + r), n)
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I was assuming you're using Windows from your other posts...Leave a comment:
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If you don't want to build the package, download the exe file for Windows instead.
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On a Windows system you just add the folder of the Python executable to your Path environment variable.
1. Go to Control Desk
2. Select System
3. In System Properties, select Advanced tab
4. Select Environment Variables
5. Edit your Path variable. Add C:\python25 to the list of paths.
You might have to restart your computer in order for it to work.
Best Regards
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There is an Excpect implementation for Python called Pexpect. It can be used to interact with os calls.
http://pexpect.sourceforge.net/
But of course there has got to be a better way either to pass the password to the linux command or to use the md5 Python implementation.
Can you please publish a normal Grub password file and one generated from Python that Grub cannot read?
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...Code:mailMsg = ['Return-Path: <Louisette.Snoekx@123.com>', 'Delivered-To: 3-marc.jonkers@456.com', 'From: "louisette snoekx" <Louisette.Snoekx@123.com>', 'To: <marc.jonkers@456.com>', 'References: <20060919215507.cvi40klhf1q8884k@webmail.456.com>', 'Subject: Gelezen: workshop 15/10 essen', 'Date: Sun, 5 Nov 2006 22:05:53 +0100'] subjectStr = 'Subject:' subject = [] for item in mailMsg:
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On a linux/unix system I would always use Cron for periodic tasks like this instead of running your own Python script to control execution of other Python scripts and c-programs. There are several implementations of Cron on Windows also. Just Google for cron and windows (http://www.cronforwindows.com/ for example).
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Try to use
instead ofCode:unittest.TextTestRunner(verbosity=2).run(suite)
to see if it makes any difference.Code:unittest.main()
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Ok. I have looked at the code for PAMIE. All the functions above can be called without parameters. The default value of filter is None. They will return a list of components of the specified type.Leave a comment:
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No, look at the documentation. There are several different functions that return a list of components based on a filter. textBoxesGet(), textAreasGet(), tablesGet(), and radioButtonsGet () are some examples. I don't know how they define [filter], but if you can use an empty filter you should be able to get all components of one type.
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One more thing... Read this article
http://agiletesting.blogspot.com/200...on-part-1.html
The MaxQ tool seems pretty cool. It will let you record web gui operations and generates a Jython script of all http requests.
OK, maybe it doesn't quite qualify for a system test, but on the other hand tools like Pamie and using COM for IE will only test the system with the IE browser....Leave a comment:
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