If you are absolutely certain that each entry is 92 lines long: from itertools import izip import csv with open(‘data.txt’) as inf, open(‘data.csv’,’wb’) as outf: lines = (line[2:].rstrip() for line in inf) rows = (data[1:89] for data in izip(*([lines]*92))) csv.writer(outf).writerows(rows) 1 solved Converting a large ASCII to CSV file in python or java or something … Read more
It is not clear what your input data looks like, so I’m going to make some assumptions. First I am going to assume that you have a discrete set of teaching periods per week – say, [‘Monday 9am-10am’, ‘Monday 10am-11am’, …] and so on, and that every class schedule consists of a subset of these … Read more
A few foolish minutes later; I have worked out an answer I believe sufficient: a = abs( LAT-chosen_lat ) + abs( LONG-chosen_lon ) i,j = np_unravel_index(a.argmin(), a.shape) solved find (i,j) location of closest (long,lat) values in a 2D array [closed]
Solved mydata = {’email’: form.vars.email, ‘password’:form.vars.password} resp= requests.post(‘url’, json = mydata) I don’t know why but I had already tried it and it didn’t work solved Python and curl equivalent
To accomplish a task like this I would probably use Puppeteer.js and page.mouse.click(x, y); to manage clicking and whatnot. The best ways to build bots for a game though are to create a “bot client”. Finding a way to sit between the data sent from a server and create your own interface to interpret that … Read more
In GNU awk: $ awk -F”[][]” ‘{split($2,a,”-“); for(i=a[1];i<=a[2];i++) print $1 i $3}’ file app-server-l112.test.com app-server-l113.test.com app-server-l114.test.com app-server-l115.test.com server-l345.test.com server-l346.test.com server-l347.test.com server-l348.test.com dd-server-l2.test.com dd-server-l3.test.com dd-server-l4.test.com split to fields by [ and ] using FS use split the get the range start (a[1]) and end (a[2]) iterate the range with for and output There is no checking … Read more
The argument for upload_data is –application or -A, not –app_id: upload_data –application=zjm1126 –config_file=upload/str_loader.py –filename=upload/a.csv –kind=College –url=http://localhost:8100/rem solved can i upload gae-data to localhost server
You have to initialize str2: str2 = ” while c<b: str2 += str1[c] c+=1 print str2 Or else do a function that receives str2 as parameter: def myfunc(str2=”): while c<b: str2 += str1[c] c+=1 return str2 where str2 parameter is by default initialized as ”, i.e. empty string. 1 solved Python: Why dosent this work? … Read more
Try looking at this https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html?highlight=voicestate#discord.VoiceState.self_mute This is documentation for Voice State. It will tell you whether they are muted(by them not server) or not. I’m guessing video is fairly similar. solved Check if people in a voice channel have turned on video (discord.py) [closed]
Suppose you are making AJAX call in below way, you will get the response dict as resValue. use JSON.parse method on it $.getJSON( “/url”, {params }, function( data, status, xhr ) { $.each(data.response, function(resKey, resValue){ if(resKey == “success”){ var _result = JSON.parse(resValue); } } } solved Accessing python dictionary in javascript [duplicate]
You are missing a closing paren on this line: connector.execute(”’update DATAGERMANY set title_abbreviation_langid=? , title_reliability_langid=? where id_db == ? ”’,(lan[-2], lan[-1])) # added paren here I added a closing paren, your code should be ok now. 4 solved Getting Syntax Error where none was before
Your program is missing constructor and hence the error. Also do note that you are probably referring to __repr__ and not __rep__. You final code should look something like this – class Car: # In your code, this constructor was not defined and hence you were getting the error def __init__(self,name,year,model): self.name = name self.year_built … Read more
Your string is in fact html – you should use html parser instead. I suggest the excellent lxml.html parser. To answer your question, regexes are greedy by default, that means your .+ part will grab as many chars as it can to satisfy the condition. So you will get the first /subtitles/ and the last … Read more
Well, the interpreter is not wrong. There is indeed no local variable named SIN_COUNTER, only a global one. You have to explicitly declare within the function’s context that the symbol SIN_COUNTER refers to a global object: SIN_COUNTER = 0 def update(): global SIN_COUNTER SIN_COUNTER += 8 SIN_COUNTER = math.sin(SIN_COUNTER) 0 solved Python says a variable … Read more
Your impression is correct, it’s not needed (unless of course you import print_function von __future__!). However, it’s not prohibited either. print is followed by an expression, and (sys.version) is a valid expression as much as sys.version is. Note that (x) does not create a tuple containing x (that would be (x,)). solved 2.7.6 python version … Read more