I am trying to transfer some code from PYTHON to C++. What is the best
substitute for a LIST and TUPLE in C++.
please advice.
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i have an array in C++ (array[100]) and i want to append that to the
list
can i just say list1.append(array)
without actually traversing through the entire array and appending...
how can i do this in BOOST Python
please help
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i am using BOOST in linux with python and i can compile my CPP file
just fine to make a .so but everytime i do a import i get this error
>>> import dirgesh
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in ?
ImportError: libboost_python.so.1.32.0: cannot open shared object file:
No such fil
i have created a "cpp" file which has the followin code and when i try
to compile it..it does not know what "list" is..it says its
undefined..i also tried using #include
but no differe...can someone please help.
thanks
static list retrieval_as_list(SplitText &self, int position,
int re
i am trying to make a "cpp" file which will make an array and pass it
to python as a list.
how is this possible...i am using BOOST...please can someone point me
at some examples
thanks
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i have a ansi.py file that i use in LINUX to change the text color to
STDOUT when i use the "print" function...but when i move this ansi.py
file over the windows...it does not work
is there a version of ansi.py i can use for windows/linux
please help
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so i am writing a program in Python and i want to print out a few
statements in Different colors
for example "Print hello world in RED, and "GOOD BYE in blue" "
how can i do this...and hopefully without including any external
modules.
thanks in advance
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i want to check to see if a certain program is installed on my windows
box using python. how can i do that...(ie, i want to see if "word" is
installed)
please help
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i have the following code...which works fine in UNIX but then i move it
over to WINDOWS XP and check the sum on the same file that i tested on
unix and i get different results.
def checksum(fileobj):
filedata = array.array('B', fileobj.read())
totbytes = len(filedata)
result = 0
de
how can you check in python at the beginning if you running the app in
WIN32 or UNIX.
please help
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is there a built-in function that does a "checksum" on a file...basicly
counts the bytes and computes a 16-bit checksum for each given FILE.
this is the like the "sum" command in unix
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