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<0> which is interesting actually
<1> without the parens, you're just getting an instancemethod returned
<2> that's what you get for trying to learn a language when you haven't slept in the past 45 hours
<0> you could even do it this way (although pointless):
<0> a = outfile.close
<0> a()
<0> but it's useful sometimes
<2> ah, yeah
<3> hello together.. some python cracks here ? *g*
<2> hmm
<3> *g* someone whos really into python.. ;-)
<1> crack seems unpythonic
<2> I think the file is being closed before it's actually done processing it
<3> hehe
<2> File "<pyshell#11>", line 3, in -toplevel-
<2> outfile.write(line)
<2> ValueError: I/O operation on closed file
<2> hmm
<2> do I need to add a paus or something in here?
<2> outfile.write(line)
<2> infile.close()
<2> outfile.close()
<0> is the outfile.close() indented into a loop?
<1> you want to close the file only once, when you are done with it
<2> the only thing I do after the closing is renaming/deleting, whichh should be alright
<1> so unindent infile.close() and outfile.close() so they are not in the loop
<2> how do I see if they are in a loop? :)
<0> check the indent level
<1> the "Stuff in the loop" depends on indentation
<0> paste up the source on a pastebin perhaps
<2> yeah
<2> http://rafb.net/paste/results/ex7y8Q21.html
<0> blimey... that code runs?
<2> lol
<0> i don't see any indenting for the loop
<0> or the if, for that matter
<2> yes, that code works.. except the closing part, it seems to close too soon :)
<2> let's see, what does indenting mean? I'm not english, and I'm tired, so.. :)
<4> I need a name for a Netcat frontend?
<4> er, s/?/./
<0> Nev|, putting spaces at the start of the line is indenting
<2> oh
<2> python checks spaces huh?
<0> http://rafb.net/paste/results/jA9DN361.html
<0> try that ^
<0> i ***ume that's what you want
<4> I need a name for a Netcat frontend.
<0> i'll now fiddle it some more :)
<4> that I will write.
<2> damn
<4> anyone?
<2> I've been scripting in a language that ignores spaces/indentation for the past four years >.<
<4> Nev|, what languae?
<1> hmmmm.... netdog?
<2> well, I've done c++ of course, but the language I've done most is torque script
<2> (game script.. )
<4> mcmillen, what does "dog" mean btw? i ***ume you mean powerful
<4> am i correct?
<2> is there a way to get this whole chunk to run without having to paste it line-by-line into the python shell, by the way? :)
<1> dog... the animal. like cat :)
<1> save it to a file, type "python filename.py"
<4> mcmillen, no, i mean - Netdog - <insert catchy line here>
<1> netdog - chases netcat up a tree ?
<4> ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
<4> now i understand
<5> i have cvs removed a file which has since been modified on the server. how do i resolve this conflict? (i want the end result to be that the file is removed)
<1> "netdog - like netcat, but a schnauzer" ?
<5> (apologies for the OT question but it's 1am and i want to get this done and go home from work, and #cvs is very slow)
<1> just because i like the word "schnauzeR" :)
<4> mcmillen, thanks for the name. do you want to join me in this project?
<2> hmm, that didn't work very well
<2> same thing, greatred
<0> Nev|, try this: http://rafb.net/paste/results/oIrbnB75.html - although i've not fiddled with your os.remove lines, wasn't wanting to mess that up
<0> ah :|
<1> kbrooks: not really :( i'm already juggling about 30 things ;)
<2> go ahead and fiddle with it if you like =)
<2> *tests the new code*
<4> mcmillen, OK. here's my email: kyle@kbrooks.ath.cx
<2> hmm
<0> Nev|, http://rafb.net/paste/results/4HNhup85.html
<2> :)
<0> anyway, what's the problem with it?
<2> ok let's see
<2> the latest one
<2> created the file properly, no errors
<2> but no file renaming or deleting going on
<0> yes i've commented those lines out for the moment, i didn't want to damage your filesystem
<2> right :)
<2> damage my filesystem? :O
<0> by that i mean delete any files that you don't want deleted
<2> ah right
<2> !
<2> flawless, cool
<0> aces
<4> rename is technically a copy then delete
<2> thanks again greatred.. and all you other people for being patient with me :)
<0> no worries, happy coding :)
<2> now.. on to the next step :D
<4> wx or gtk?
<4> wx is good and easy...
<4> or is it?
<2> you're not speaking to me are you? :)
<0> i've tried to learn it, but i get bored learning GUI stuff
<2> hehe
<0> for some reason GUI programming doesn't excite me in the least
<4> # Snippy: Cutting scissors around code and putting it in a box
<4> like it? :)
<2> now.. if I were to execute a .bat file before doing these file modifications, how can I make sure that the .bat has finished running before I move on to edit the .lua-file and rename/delete?
<3> could someone take a look on this and tell me what is on the return command or the getcurrent wrong so i could pick up every of the 3 values and not only the whole string inside ? http://rafb.net/paste/results/fEuPoz57.html
<0> which 3 values?
<3> the last line is what i cet as return from the getcurrent command
<0> and what do you really want?
<3> i would need somehow to pick theses values out
<0> split
<0> for example:
<0> a = "fp_up, (630, 320)"
<2> Thanks once more. I'll try not to ask questions next time I come here, now I'm gonna sleep =)
<0> a.split(",") would give you: ["fp_up", " (630", " 320)"]
<0> which isn't perhaps that useful, but might be closer to what you want
<4> Why is a menu so hard to xcreate in pygtk?
<3> what i need wpuld be "fp_up" "630" "320"
<4> because it can be placed anywhere?
<6> hi, is there a seperate channel dedicated to wxPython or might i get help here?
<4> flonk, #wxwidgets
<3> i thought selection = self["list"].getCurrent()[4][1] would bring me the (630,320) but it brings me only "f" ;-(
<6> kbrooks: thanks
<3> the list is where i get the retun values from
<4> NetDreamer, thats a string
<4> i need a bit of help. what should netdog do?
<0> NetDreamer, it depends how flexible you want this code to be
<3> aargh. you are right. so easiest way would be to remove the "()" have the values and split the lines ?
<4> dogs can find information
<4> ...
<4> erm
<0> i mean, what other strings are you trying to break out of it?
<4> find things
<4> upon command
<4> mcmillen, ^
<0> NetDreamer, or perhaps you should just store the values differently
<4> but WHAT things?
<0> keyDescriptions = {KEYIDS["BTN_0"]: ("fp_up, (630, 320)")} becomes:
<0> keyDescriptions = {KEYIDS["BTN_0"]: ("fp_up", 630, 320)}
<3> that would also be an idea. what i do is look up a Keyid and match the first, and that should me return all the values behind, (fp_up, 630, 320)
<4> NetDreamer,
<0> indeed, then you've got it all as a nice tuple
<3> hmm. thats an idea. brb. ill check this out...
<4> the first example didnt because [1] on a string
<3> kbrooks. your right. i had a conversion error before. just checking that out
<3> kbrooks. looks good. returns me now ('fp_up', 630, 320)
<3> so i should be able now to pick them out ?
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