Presumably if I have a line of code
Code:
s = '123456'
Code:
t = unicode('123456', 'mbcs')
Code:
if s == t:
And what is the internal format of the string, I thought...
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bartonc - not sure if your post is relevant..if so could you add a little more explanation?
Presumably if I have a line of code
and
then if I write
the answer is true? Even though s is probably stored in a different format?
And what is the internal format of the string, I thought... -
ascii codex, ordinal not in range(128)
My software reads the directories and files on a server and then determines what changes have been made.
I use python because I don't just blindly compare new and updated files but interpret the data into what jobs have been worked on etc.
I have code which is
if job in line:
and which has (for the first time) given the above error.
ordinal not in range(128)
Line is... -
wx event raising
I have a radiobox in wzPython which defaults to Selection(0)
When a different selection is made with the mouse it raises an event
wx.EVT_RADIOBOX - which calls a method I created
def EvtRadioBox(sel f, event):
etc.
How do I call the EvtRadioBox for the initial setting?
In my __init__ method I can call the method self.EvtRadioBo x, but I would need to pass an event... -
Thanks guys, there's no fool like an old fool.
The problem was some debug print statements that made it look like the list had not been changed...but in fact it had been changed.
All is well now and no need to tell the python programmers to re-write python!!!!Leave a comment:
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Not sure if this is what you intended. This output shows filteredfiles to be correct (the .pyc files have been removed). It is when I omit the print filteredfiles command that the returned list is incorrect.
Here is the output :-
['c:/programing/source/python/pythonlib\\__in it__.py',
'c:/programing/source/python/pythonlib\\date time\\CalcTime. py',
'c:/programing/source/python/pythonlib\\date time\\CalcTime. pyc',...Leave a comment:
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Windows XP
Python 2.5
Just trying out Crimson editor
Before used Notpad++ which I liked but was looking for something that kept all the files in a project (well maybe not all, but a chosen few) so I can easily start working on a project and all the files I wish to look at are there inlcuding the most important library files I may need or be developing.
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Is this a bug or am I crazy?
I have a piece of code as follows :-
It may be clumsy code but the intention is to take the list of files from getallfiles()Code:files = getallfiles(path) filteredfiles = [x for x in files if not (x.lower().split('.')[-1] in no_ext)] print filteredfiles return filteredfiles
and exclude those files with the extension in no_ext which is a list of file extensions I don't want. (no_ext...
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