The latest Python Sendkeys module is for Python 2.6. I can't upgrade it myself as it needs the C module to be recompiled. Does anyone know of a fairly easy alternative way to send keys to a window? Using win32ui.FindWindow() I can find the right window, then make it active with PyCWnd.SetActiveWindow(), so all that's needed is a simple...
I have a requirement where one user creates an 'instance' of an object via a ModelForm. Another user of a different group has access to read all of the fields of the form, but has to update only one field. Think of a student who creates an exam object. Then a teach pulls up the exam and just needs to put in a grade, the rest of the exam ...
OK, I'll admit upfront this is a mega kludge and that I could definately implement this better. It's only morbid curiosity that's driving me to find out how I could do this. class SomeClass(object): def __init__(self): def __(self, arg): self.doStuff(arg) self.overLoaded = __ def doStuff(self, string)...
Suppose you have the following b b/__init__.py b/c b/c/__init__.py b/c/d b/c/d/__init__.py In some python packages, if you import b, you only get the symbols defined in b. To access b.c, you have to explicitly import b.c or from b import c. In other words, you have to import b import b.c import b.c.d print b.c.d In other cases I s...
I have created a simple test harness in python for my ASP .net web site. I would like to look up some HTML tags in the resulting page to find certain values.\ What would be the best way of doing this in python? eg (returned page): <div id="ErrorPanel">An error occurred......</div> would display (in std out from python): Error: .....
I'm perplexed as to why I'm not able to download the entire contents of some JSON responses from FriendFeed using urllib2. >>> import urllib2 >>> stream = urllib2.urlopen('http://friendfeed.com/api/room/the-life-scientists/profile?format=json') >>> stream.headers['content-length'] '168928' >>> data = stream.read() >>> len(data) 61058 >>...
I need to access the elapsed time since startup in nanoseconds from a Python program running on Mac OS X 10.6. I use the following Carbon calls to get this in C code: AbsoluteTime uptimeAbs = AbsoluteToNanoseconds(UpTime()); uint64_t elapsedTime = ((uint64_t)uptimeAbs.hi << 32) + uptimeAbs.lo; Is it possible to get to these functions...
I've written a small python script to create a file and calculate times. I've tested it on Fedora 10, and Ubuntu 8.x and it worked well. the python versions were 2.5.x. I tried to run it on my production server (an old red hat based linux server), the version of python is 2.2.3. the script does not work and raises a syntax error in the ...
A (long) while ago I wrote a web-spider that I multithreaded to enable concurrent requests to occur at the same time. That was in my Python youth, in the days before I knew about the GIL and the associated woes it creates for multithreaded code (IE, most of the time, its not really multithreaded!)... I'd like to rework this code to mak...
I have a Django model: class Foo(models.Model): name = models.CharField(unique=True) attribute1 = models.FloatField(null=True, blank=True) attribute2 = models.FloatField(null=True, blank=True) attribute3 = models.BooleanField(null=True, blank=True) attribute4 = models.CharField(null=True, blank=True) inherit = mo...
Hi Everybody, I got stuck in trying to obtain the hierarchical view of a widget tree. The code works fine and generates a nice tree like that: ROOT(Animal): | | |___Not extinct: . | (red) . |_____BIRD--------------(blue) . | (green) | | ...
I'm looking over some complex Python 2.6 code which is occasionally resulting in an infinity being generated (at least an Infinity being serialized by the json library -- which checks w/ math.isinf). What is especially baffling is that Python (as far as I can tell) shouldn't be able to ever produce computation results set to infinity. ...
Possible Duplicate: Natural/Relative days in Python Does anyone know where to find a python module that can print a time tuple in format "5 seconds ago", "2 hours ago", "Yesterday", "3 weeks ago" etc? ...
So that I can just type in the letters and register (through my linux box's IP)? (twitter uses recaptcha) Is there some way to grab that javascript, output it into a webpage. Then submit it through? ...
Can I combine these two blocks into one: Edit: Any other method than combining loops like Yacoby did in the answer. for tag in soup.findAll(['script', 'form']): tag.extract() for tag in soup.findAll(id="footer"): tag.extract() Also can I multiple blocks into one: for tag in soup.findAll(id="footer"): tag.extract() for ...
I'm using Pylons with Mako templates and I want to avoid typing this all the time: ${ h.some_function_that_outputs_html() | n } I want to somehow mark the function, or a variable as safe (you can do that in Django) so I don't have to pipe-en all the time. Any ideas? ...
Imagine this: class A(object): class B(object): def __init__(self): super(B, self).__init__() This creates an error: NameError: global name B is not defined. I've tried A.B, but then it says that A is not defined. Update: I've found the problem. I've had a class like this: class A(object): class B(o...
Does python have any way of downloading entire html page and its contents (images, css) to local folder given a url. And updating local html file to pick content locally. ...
In the example enumeration code given in this question, reproduced below, why does TOKEN contain the implementations of __contains__ and __repr__ from the metaclass EnumerationType? from ctypes import * class EnumerationType(type(c_uint)): def __new__(metacls, name, bases, dict): if not "_members_" in dict: ...
I'd like my python program to place some text in the Mac clipboard. Is this possible? ...