Nicely done. But now for a couple of small nits:
> other language is that they are suddenly dramatically several times
> more productive
'suddenly dramatically several times' seems a bit redundantly
repeditively excessive, don't you think?
> Among the Python components and Python bindings of
Chris McDonough wrote:
> L = []
> [L.append(line) for line in (open('filename.txt')]
Ouch.
Did you perhaps mean:
L = [ line for line in open('filename.txt') ]
Or, with better error handling:
try:
f = open('filename.txt')
except IOError:
# handle error here
else:
L = [ line for lin
First: http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
You say your program 'crashes' when it gets to 'int(LatString)'. I'm
guessing (and it's entirely a guess, since you don't tell us) that you
are getting an exception like 'ValueError: invalid literal for int():
whatever'. I'm guessing agai
Sakcee wrote:
> what is the difference between runing from cmd "python test.py" and
> "python test.pyc"
When you run 'python test.py', the python interpreter first looks to
see if 'test.pyc' (which is the byte-code compiled version of
'test.py') exists, and if it is more recent than 'test.py'.
See http://www.python.org/doc/2.4.2/lib/os-file-dir.html for the 'stat'
function
import os
os.stat(path).st_size
This will return the size in bytes of the file designated by 'path'.
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Glad to help. Your relevant code:
> i = 0
> for i in credlist:
> credits += credlist[i]
> i = i + 1
credlist is your list of credits, which are floating point numbers.
You use a for-loop to iterate thru this list of floating point numbers,
so each time thru the loop, the
What you mean to do is y.index('2'), rather than y.index['2']. Call
the index method of the list, rather than try to use index as if it was
itself a list.
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What you mean to do is y.index('2'), rather than y.index['2']. Call
the index method of the list, rather than try to use index as if it was
itself a list.
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3 quick questions for the newsgroup:
1. Does anyone know why McMillan Installer 5b5 does not work with
Python 2.4 under Linux (works with Python 2.3 just fine), and how to
fix it?
2. Will anyone be picking up the maintenance and development ball for
McMillan Installer?
3. Is there another, bette
