A Software engineer is needed to help a small lab in the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Pennsylvania maintain its code base...
Hi everybody, Trotter and I are starting a new group in Philadelphia called "Philly Lambda". It will be focused on functional programming and the languages...
Contact Maurice at the address below if you are interested. ... From: Maurice Reeves <maurice.reeves@...> Date: Aug 8, 2007 8:50 AM I have a job posting...
I'm in medical research (Parabiotics) but you could try an add in PythonPapers or check with www.guruischool.com they say that they have a joblisting service. ...
Don;t have the time...... bill Mario Giorno <westphilly@...> wrote: I'm not. It doesn't seem worth the flight. On Jan 16, 2008 7:47 PM, Frank Wilder...
Hi all, I need to read a tab-delimited file with numeric data in columns, and then create an array with each of the columns of the file. Although I am a newbie...
... You should use the "rb" flag - csv likes the file opened as binary. ... Do you know how many columns you have in the file? And if so, does the column...
This will all get read as strings, and you'll have to do the data conversion yourself. For each row (if it's all data), you should be able to something like: ...
Thanks to Kevin and Andrew for your suggestions. I do know the exact number of columns and rows of the files, but I forgot to mention that the files contain...
... You could just wrap the function call to int() or float() in a try/except block. That would catch the exception and handle it properly: col1 = [] col2 =...
Dear Python users, I am trying to use a piece of coding for FFT filtering, but I haven't figure out how to implement the definitions. The Python tutorials ...
... You've defined the filter() function to take two arguments yet you only pass one. That would cause a problem. If that's not what you mean by "not...
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... I've got a hard copy of that from a friend that I work with (Shawn Milochik). ... Yes, the vendor we're working with said that they're not sure what their...
I'm entirely new to Python at this point. I realize that I can Google to find specific items that address or answer my questions below, what I'm looking for...
... A good place to start might be here: http://ivory.idyll.org/articles/advanced-swc/ It covers a lot of the issues you're asking about. If you have specific...
Hi. I'm Shawn Milochik. I live in Reading and work in King of Prussia. I have answered the basic questions below, and hope to get to know everyone in the group...
... Of course. ... Newer Pythons have eggs, but that's unlikely to help you with Jython at this point. I'm unfamiliar with Jython, but I assume that you'll be...
... 2.6 will continue down the path of 2.5, so there won't be major changes from 2.5. 3.0 is really redesigning a lot of things in the language. All strings...
Sorry, didn't mean to send that extra email with nothing in it. GMail gave me two send buttons and I hit the wrong one. -- Andrew Gwozdziewycz apgwoz@......
man they were very useful, thanks!! ... From: Kevin Hill <khill@...> Subject: Re: [PhillyPug] Best practices? Tools? To: PhillyPug@yahoogroups.com ...
i am using drpython, but i hate using an ide i think an ide is for wimps.. simple text editor like the crimson editor or winvi32 will be your...
For Perl there are a ton, my most recent favorite is Devel::Cover, which brings code coverage measurement to our Perl applications. Combined with our unit...
... I meant to respond to this a while ago, but in responding I started working on a nice Python version of all-permutiations, and didn't come up with anything...
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