Hi all,
While I am working with feedparser , i downloaded feedparser-4.1.zip then
unziped also , it becomes feedparser.py (executable) .
Then if i tried this below command
#python feedparser.py install
it will show this message
avin...@linux-qqbq:~/Download> python feedparser.py install
install
Hi all,
I am newbie to Python.
I wish to install feedparser in Eclipse environment,
when i include line 'import feedparser' in eclipse , it is showing the error
as 'Unresolved import:feedparser'
but i had installed in terminal , and i can write simple small programs in
terminal.
I am using opensuse
How to install feedparser in 'eclipse environment' of python?
-Avinash
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Hi All ,
I tried this simple code using 'feed parser'. May be you will find it
useful.
Am new to Python,any suggestions or new ideas on how we can improve this
code.
-Avinash
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*Program : *
#! /usr/bin/py
Hi all,
So far i learnt few things about how to parse the feeds using feedparser.
Now i would like to know much about 'creating rss feeds and rss feed
generation using *python*'.
But i didn't get any good simple examples or referring sites in internet.
So please suggest me.
Thanks & Regards
Avinas
Hi All,
Myself Avinash, recently finished my BE , and joined a startup few weeks
back.
My job is entirely based on python platform.
So i want to learn python in much extent , and get a good handle very
quickly.
Is there any coaching classes in Bangalore, which teaches python.
Or any people ready to
*Rss feed generation : *
The following is the webpage (http://localhost/buttoncheck.php) which i have
created using simple php.
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Please select from the following options to generate feeds
Retail
Transport
HealthCare
Co
Hi All,
I have created a simple xml document i.e., preferences.xml as follows
Cricket
Now i want to access the above data from a python script.
I gone through some websites. But not getting actual idea.
Should i use any data structures ( Lists, Dictionary, Tuples) in
you can go through 'Learning Python' by Mark Lutz (O'REILLY publications)
-Avinash
On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 1:53 PM, Jins Thomas wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Would somebody advise some good beginner level books on Python, where
> Object Oriented concepts are also being discussed.
>
> May be because I ha