I have an application and need to write a program that is able to figure out attachments from all kinds of email senders (and MUAs) reliably. PHP doesn't seem to have a great MIME parser so I was hoping some other languages might. I've seen the PHP Mail Mime Parser but it's not robust at all and I know (and have confirmed) it doesn't w...
as you can probably tell from my previous posts i have horrific naming conventions. do you know of any tutorials dealing with how to name stuff? ...
The P/Invoke Interop Assistant tool has been very helpful when I've had to marshal from c style structs into managed C# types. Are there any similar tools for the Python ctypes or struct modules? ...
I plan to start a mid sized web project, what language + framework would you recommend? I know Java and Python. I am looking for something simple. Is App Engine a good option? I like the overall simplicity and free hosting, but I am worried about the datastore (how difficult is it to make it similarly fast as a standard SQL solution? + ...
I came across a line of code using Python's numpy that looked like this: ~array([0,1,2,3,4,5,4,3,2,1,0,-1,-2]) And it gave the output: array([-1, -2, -3, -4, -5, -6, -5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1]) Does the unary operator (~) take an array and apply A -> -(A+1) If so, whats the point? ...
I have: from __future__ import division import nltk, re, pprint f = open('/home/a/Desktop/Projects/FinnegansWake/JamesJoyce-FinnegansWake.txt') raw = f.read() tokens = nltk.wordpunct_tokenize(raw) text = nltk.Text(tokens) words = [w.lower() for w in text] f2 = open('/home/a/Desktop/Projects/FinnegansWake/catted-several-long-Russian-nov...
Is it at all possible to use Pygments inside of wxPython to provide syntax highlighting? ...
I am trying to teach myself Python, and I have realized that the only way I really learn stuff is by reading the actual programs. Tutorials/manuals just cause me to feel deeply confused. It's just my learning style, and I'm like that with everything I've studied (including natural languages -- I've managed to teach myself three of them...
I am currently interested in writing a python wrapper for some php code. I was wondering if there was practice for writing wrappers, in any language for that matter. I am mainly concerned with php for now. Any tips and best practices would be appreciated. Please and thank you. ...
Hi, I am modifying the code found below to work as a CGI handler. To enable CGI, I modified the HTTPRequestHandler to inherit from CGIHTTPRequestHandler instead. I changed the port to 4443 so that I could run it as non-root. I modified the .pem file to be ./server.pem, which is relative to the path the server script is running on. To...
I am getting 500 Internal error with Apache and FastCGI. Spent the whole day to find the reason :-/ /etc/apache2/vhost.d/mysite.conf FastCGIExternalServer /home/me/web/mysite.fcgi -socket /home/me/web/mysite.sock Listen 80 <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName os.me #That's my localhost machine DocumentRoot /home/me/web ...
When running the program below from a command prompt in windows it keeps displaying the 'IndexError: list Index out of range', even when I am definitely adding a number argument eg.'bigdigits.py 123' The program runs fine if I assign a string to 'digits' manually in the program eg. digits = '123'. import sys Zero = [" *** ", "* *", ...
This is an elaboration of a previous question, but as I delve deeper into python, I just get more confused as to how python handles csv files. I have a csv file, and it must stay that way (e.g., cannot convert it to text file). It is the equivalent of a 5 rows by 11 columns array or matrix, or vector...which ever. I have been attempti...
Hi I want to do something similar to this x = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0] x [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0] y = [1,3,5,7,9] y [1, 3, 5, 7, 9] y-x which shouel give [2,4,6,8,0] But this is not supported in python list What is the best way of doing it? ...
Hi, I have a list of integers, i.e.: values = [55, 55, 56, 57, 57, 57, 57, 62, 63, 64, 79, 80] I am trying to find the largest difference between two consecutive numbers. In this case it would be 15 from 64->79. The numbers can be negative or positive, increasing or decreasing or both. The important thing is I need to find the large...
How do I access the multiple xmlns declarations at the root element of an XML tree? For example: import xml.etree.cElementTree as ET data = """<root xmlns:one="http://www.first.uri/here/" xmlns:two="http://www.second.uri/here/"> ...all other child elements here... </root>""" tree = ET.f...
Hello, I am just starting to use a web framework. I have decided I really like python and started looking at web frameworks. I don't really like django for a few reasons, but from what I have tried so far I found I really like pylons. The problem I have is that I can't find that many articles/tutorials about pylons, especially 1.0 art...
I am using beautifuly soup to find all href tags. links = myhtml.findAll('a', href=re.compile('????')) I need to find all links that have 'abc123' in the href text. I need help with the regex , see ??? in my code snippet. ...
In my utf-8 encoded file, there are curly quotes (“”). How do I replace them all with normal quotes (")? cell_info.replace('“','"') cell_info.replace('”','"') did not work. No error message. Thank you. :) ...
I understand why Python requires explicit self qualifier when referring to instance attributes. But I often forget it, since I didn't need it in C++. The bug I introduce this way is sometimes extremely hard to catch; e.g., suppose I write if x is not None: f() instead of if self.x is not None: f() Suppose attribute x is u...