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<0> is there an easy way to get a binary representation of an integer?
<1> the old fashioned way
<0> is the old fashioned way writing a loop myself? :/
<1> y
<2> evenin'
<1> hey
<2> I just started a project that appears to be quite the task
<2> scanning all of our family photos
<3> hello, all
<3> could anyone recommend any small to mid-size open-source projects whoose source is suitable for a beginer to read through and understand?
<0> uhh...I can't think of anything :/
<0> I don't think reading through the source of an open source project is normal..
<1> there are an awful lot of "small to mid-size" open source projects
<1> what you'll want to look at depends entirely on your interests, no way we could help narrow that down
<3> in that case, ill take a quick spin around sourceforge
<2> I wrote a lil' script to watch a directory and rename any temp images scanned to the highest file number in an archive directory :)
<2> vote for summer
<4> i parse a file (unicode probably) and insert the info into sqlite, and then display results in wxListCtrl
<4> but i'm having problems with decoding errors
<4> pysqlite2.dbapi2.OperationalError: Could not decode to UTF-8 column ...
<5> hm.. i've just c/p an example from mathplot lib which works on other systems (frineds tryed) but here on my sys it just quietly exists with no output,.. :\ any clue? http://rafb.net/paste/results/Tdbb0G96.html
<6> azi: Works just fine here, too. :)
<5> i haven't fixed the issue yet, but i can use savefig to save the **** in a file ;(
<6> I guess something isn't installed properly, then.
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