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Question for image manipulation
Ok, usually I would use the search function to find an existing solution but the problem is that I have no idea what keywords to use. I am hoping someone can point me to the right direction. Here is my problem:
I have an image. I want to have a rollover tool tip for multiple things in that image. For instance, if you move your mouse over a book in the image a yellow tool tip would come up and give you the title of the book. I remember... -
I got it figured out. I had started a separate post for it. Someone suggested using raw string when I get input which works like a charm. Thanks a lot - my code is lot cleaner now.Leave a comment:
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Aha, I was not aware of that functionality. I love this forum :) ThanksalotLeave a comment:
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Thank you that works. Now, if I could only figure out how to deal with \Leave a comment:
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Going crazy because of \
Hello, I am having so many issues with \
In a directory with a path like:
"F:\somefolder\ 2007\somefolder \2007\somefolde r\*.txt files"
I have been trying to make a path out of this to access the files with glob but \2007 keeps messing things up. It turns into \x807 when saved as string.
Some of the solutions I can use to work around this are:
1) I can work around it is by using... -
Err, my windows version is Windows XP Media Center Edition. It works on that.
Anyhow, can someone suggest how I can fix this? Maybe, some alternative to glob?Leave a comment:
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Strange behavior while using glob?
Hello, so I needed to write a quick code that lets me merge whole bunch of text files in a given folder into one text file.
So, I wrote this up after reading about glob
[HTML]
import glob
#########Enter the directory where your files are located #######
dirpath ='C:/All_Spot_Spectr a/Spots/*'
############### ############### ############### ##########
w=open('C:/All_Spot_Spectr a/merge.txt','w')... -
Thanks as always! Time to clean it up - hopefully I wont break it beyond fix!Leave a comment:
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Well, let me be little more precise.
This program basically takes a big input files and sends it to different servers that host different analysis program by posting on forms. Then it submits the reports in a local database. It works fairly ok but it has absolutely no comments and I need to add some functionality to it.
Right now the code is:
class 1
class 2
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Organizing python code
Hello, I am trying to organize code that a student had written. Currently it is one really long file of different classes which makes it very tough to follow things. I would prefer to have meaningful groups of classes in different files. Can someone suggest a solution.
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Ok, I think your solution for line 2 is better than mine even though its same concept. I think, unlike my solution, yours would work even if other fragment is only one or two letters long.
Added later: Although, a more robust solution would be better. I might want to expand the tolerance on proximity and might want to look six spaces - which would mean more if conditions. But for now it works...Leave a comment:
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String handling
Hello, I need some specific string related functionality and I find string functions in Python to be bit lacking. I am not sure if their are other functions that I can use. I did manage to write some code that seems to work but I am afraid it might not work as expected in all cases.
Lets say, I have following variables,
myString="RLFEG DNALIR" #some string
myFrag="NALIR" #known substring of... -
Well their are few reasons for writing to a file but the primary reason is that I want to take the data I am interested in to another computer for data mining purposes. The hardware that has the DB is used by lot of other people and it is not part of a network for security reasons. If I have the data on a file I can give it to some of my students for their projects in the future too. Unfortunately, no one knows the password for the OMS to the...Leave a comment:
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String to binary and back
Hello, so now that I am getting the data from the db - I have another problem to tackle. I need to save the data in binary format in order to save space as normal text files are getting to be in order of gigs.
However, I am having issues related to this. I discovered the binascii module and it seemed to be what I needed - especially a2b_uu() function. However, that only takes lines of 45 bytes long and that seemed to complex to... -
I fear I will be visiting a lot.
Thanks!Leave a comment:
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Well, this is embarassing but I figured out my problem:
curs=orc1.curso r
should be
curs=orc1.curso r()
I am surprised the original statement did not return an error but it works now!Leave a comment:
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AttributeError help
Hello folks, I wrote this code for connection module yesterday to extract data from an Oracle db and it worked - I was happy and went home for the evening thinking today I will write the rest of the program. However to my dismay, the same code does not work today and I am not sure what is the problem. Here is the code and the error:
>>> import cx_Oracle...
>>> orc1=cx_Oracle. connect(connStr ing)
>>> curs=orc1.curso r
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