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...
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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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A colleague and I are in Portland at OScon. We're in an advanced wxPython session at the moment, and attended an intro session and a Django session yesterday....
Thanks for the suggestions. So far we've been to the White Eagle, a Rogue Brew Pub and last night at the Python / Django BOF session at Jax. Portland is a...
Dear Group, Thanks for letting me join the PhillyPug! I am writing a program which among other things scrapes a number from a Yahoo finance web page. I end up...
Chris, "".join(z[:-1]) This uses the join method of the string "" (empty), and uses the values from the variable z as the input. The square braces allow you to...
Dear Shawn, Wow, fast and simple! Thank you! C On 8/5/08 7:38 , "Shawn Milochik" <shawn.milo@...> wrote: Chris, "".join(z[:-1]) This uses the join method...
If the list contains text characters in varying places, you can do something like this to extract a float: x = ['2','5','.','3','5','M'] y = float(''.join([i...
Hi Kevin, Another helpful answer! Thank you. Chris On 8/5/08 8:18 , "Kevin Hill" <khill@...> wrote: If the list contains text characters in varying places,...
... Since he's looking for numeric things, it's probably safe to use the `in' operator y = float(''.join([i for i in x if i in '0123456789.-'])) However,...
Dear All, I am writing data to an Excel spreadsheet using the CSV module. Is it possible to write data, close the file, then later re-open the file and write...
If you want to append to a file, open it with mode "ab" instead of "wb". Using the "w" mode truncates the file. See the description of open() here: ...
Hi Kevin, Many thanks. I missed the append 'a' mode when reading the python docs. Problem solved. Chris On 8/23/08 7:00 AM, "Kevin Hill" <khill@...> wrote:...