Here I'm attaching my code below from jpype import * from javax.swing import JFrame classpath = "-Djava.class.path=praat.jar" startJVM(getDefaultJVMPath(),"-ea",classpath) frame = javax.swing.JFrame("Hello JPype") label = javax.swing.JLabel("Hello JPype!", JLabel.CENTER) frame.add(label) frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON...
Hello SO, this question relates to performance penalities that may or may not arise from having a large number of sleeping python threads on a webserver. Background: I am implementing an online shop using django/satchmo. A requirement is for delayed payment. The customer can reserve a product and allow a third party to pay for it at a l...
My problem relates to this question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1390556/default-ordering-for-m2m-items-by-intermediate-model-field-in-django class Group(models.Model): name = models.CharField(max_length=128) _members = models.ManyToManyField(Person, through='Membership') @property def members(self): return sel...
I am having a hard time coming up with a slick way to handle this sort. I have data coming back from a database read. I want to sort on the accoutingdate. However, accoutingdate may sometimes be null. I am currently doing the following: results = sorted(results, key=operator.itemgetter('accountingdate'), reverse=True) But, this bo...
I'm trying to build an app that uses some xml data using Python's built-in xml.etree.ElementTree class. It works properly when I run from the command line, but when I build it, I get an error "ImportError: No module etree.ElementTree." I'm guessing this is because I'm not importing that module correctly, but I haven't been able to figure...
Updated Let's say I have: dic={"z":"zv", "a":"av"} ## why doesn't the following return a sorted list of keys? keys=dic.keys().sort() I know I could do the following and have the proper result: dic={"z":"zv", "a":"av"} keys=dic.keys() skeys=keys.sort() ### skeys will be None Why doesn't the first example work? ...
>>> import_path('os.path.join') <function join at 0x22d4050> What is the simplest way to write import_path (in Python 2.6 and above)? Assume that the last component is always a callable in a module/package. ...
is it possible to avoid having to put this in every page? # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- I'd really like Python to default to this. Thanks in advance! ...
I'm looking for a Python library for barcode generation. I found out that Ruby has Barby. Is there something similar for Python. I don't need anything specific - just for toying - no specific barcode type support is a must. ...
I have a method exported to Python using boost python that takes a boost::function as an argument. From what I have read boost::python should support boost::function without much fuss, but when I try to call the function with a python method it gives me this error Boost.Python.ArgumentError: Python argument types in Class.createTim...
I am planning to use Jython with Django. I want to know how stable Jython project is, how easy to use it, is? and how large its developer community is? ...
Hi, after going through some basic tutorials on the app engine and the webapp framework, I'm attempting to display documents that are related to a project construct I've created (e.g {% ifequal project.key doc.parentproject %} ) I have created several documents that do indeed have a doc.parentproject identical to keys from the project, b...
I need to escape a & character in a string. The problem is whenever I string = string.replace ('&', '\&') the result is '\\&'. An extra backslash is added to escape the original backslash. How do I remove this extra backslash? ...
In cPython 2.4: def f(a,b,c,d): pass >>> f(b=1,c=1,d=1) TypeError: f() takes exactly 4 non-keyword arguments (0 given) but: >>> f(a=1,b=1,c=1) TypeError: f() takes exactly 4 non-keyword arguments (3 given) Clearly, I don't really really understand Python's function-argument processing mechanism. Anyone care to share some ligh...
I already know all about Linux. I would like to start developing part-time, and be able to fall back on it full time if need be. I am a techie looking make money quickly with the least hassle, doing something vaguely related to my hobbies. I've been thinking about Python because it's beautiful, useful, and I will come closer to learning...
I want to have GUI application or Web app where I can view the python log information. I can choose any formatter required. But it should work with standard logging module. I have configured my logs to file. But I wanted to have log to be stored to mysql db (it is possible) but I badly need user interface to view the log from remote pl...
I saw there was a __format__ method but help(int.__format__) doesn't provide any help. I also know you're not suppose to call a __method__ directly. When is this method called? Which is its argument? ...
I'm writing an application using Python that adds videos to a user's playlist on Youtube. Doing this one at a time causes Youtube to start throttling my requests. There is a batch processing API that allows you to submit 50 requests at once, but I can't find out from the docs how to submit a batch processing request. The only informatio...
Calling resource.getrusage() from Python returns a 0 value for resident set size on Solaris and Linux systems. On Linux you can pull the RSS From /proc//status instead. Does anybody have a good way to pull RSS on Solaris, either similar or not to the Linux workaround? ...
Anyone know how I can use mysqldb to turn a MySQL table, with lots of rows, into a list of dictionary objects in Python? I mean turning a set of MySQL rows, with columns 'a', 'b', and 'c', into a Python object that that looks like this: data = [ { 'a':'A', 'b':(2, 4), 'c':3.0 }, { 'a':'Q', 'b':(1, 4), 'c':5.0 }, { 'a':'T', 'b':(2, 8),...