Jonathan
Below is a python script I have been playing with for extracing some
system information and additional information about modules that I need
to import in my TSjson package. My intention is to put R code in tests/
that will check this before going on to do other tests, but I have not
If that's all you want to do, you can ignore the headache by just calling
system("python -V").
Then you don't need to save any python scripts.
On Nov 1, 2013, at 10:17 AM, Jonathan Greenberg wrote:
> This was actually the little script I was going to include (prompting me to
> ask the questio
Hello,
Can't reproduce it, there must be something with your console. I get
> cat("abc\b")
ab> cat("abc\b\n")
ab
>
Hope this helps,
Rui Barradas
Em 01-11-2013 11:06, Renaud Gaujoux escreveu:
Hi,
when mixing newline and backspace characters I get the following output
(see below). In the sec
This was actually the little script I was going to include (prompting me to
ask the question): a test for the python version number.
Save this (between the ***s) as e.g. python_version.py:
***
import sys
print(sys.version_info)
***
I've done almost no python coding, so I was going to call this
I don't know what the normal behaviour is. I was expecting the remaining of
the line to be wiped out, but you must be right: the character 'c' is
already printed, the cursor moves back one position and go to the next
line, leaving the 'c' in place.
But what about this one:
> cat("abc\b\b\b")
> c
Hi,
when mixing newline and backspace characters I get the following output
(see below). In the second call, the backspace character is simply not
applied. Is this normal behaviour?
Thank you.
> cat("abc\b")
ab> cat("abc\b\n")
abc
>
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