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python youtube api upload on user behalf

I have a situation where I would do the following user uploads a video I will re-encode the file to MP4 I need to share it to Youtube after re-encoding. I was able to setup OAuth URL and get the ...
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pyside for Qt 5.0

Did Qt 5 and Qt Quick supported by last Version Pyside or PyQt ?
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Count two values (total words & uniques) in multiple files (texts) and output a csv in Python

I work with various collections of text files, about which I want to know a variety of things, like word counts, etc. I have code that successfully does this, and now I want to introduce a script into ...
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Django Tutorial pub_date__year filter works and pub_date__second filter doesn't

I'm working my way through the Django tutorial, and I have a model as follows. class Poll(models.Model): question = models.CharField(max_length=200) pub_date = models.DateTimeField('date ...
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Interactive plotting in a loop with matplotlib

I simply want to plot using matplotlib, via ipython, as my data comes in. I am opening ipython using the -pylab option. In the code below, the time.sleep(1) just acts as a place holder for the time it ...
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How to check if the number of lines in the file equal the number of characters in each of the lines?

The file must contain between 3 and 10 lines of text. That is, 3 is the minimum acceptable number of lines, and 10 is the maximum number of lines. All lines must contain exactly the same number of ...
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Python next substring search

I am transmitting a message with a pre/postamble multiple times. I want to be able to extract the message between two valid pre/postambles. My curent code is print(msgfile[msgfile.find(preamble) + ...
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Killing a thread with a socket in it (python)

I am pretty new at this.I am trying to build a server(chat server) Sorry for presenting such a messing code. There are alot of things that i am going to change about this code. but as of now i just ...
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How to cut off a varying length tail from a list elegantly?

I'm fairly new to Python, and this is a rather basic question. I've got a list lst and have at some point computed an integer n with 0<=n<=len(lst) that tells me that (for the purpose at hand) ...
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OAuth signature issue

I'm trying to use python with the rauth library to connect to the QBO api on the intuit partner platform, and I've mostly gotten it to work correctly. However, I'm frequently getting errors when ...
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Python - imposm.parser: PicklingError: Can't pickle <function parse_it at 0x02805DF0>

I am trying to use imposm.parser python library to parse some OSM data. I am running the tutorial example script: from imposm.parser import OSMParser # simple class that handles the parsed OSM ...
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Optimize search to find next matching value in a list

I have a program that goes through a list and for each objects finds the next instance that has a matching value. When it does it prints out the location of each objects. The program runs perfectly ...
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startswith() can't find '//' at the front of my string

I've got a pretty simple python script that reads in a file, and parses it line by line. It doesn't seem to recognize the '//' at the start of my lines. If I change it to look for '#' at the start ...
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itertools or functools for find-replace list in python

I have a set of strings that are sometimes invalid that I'd like to replace with particular better strings. I've been playing with functools and itertools and would like to try applying these to the ...
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Emacs indentation does not identify variables in Python-mode

So I really like how Emacs automatically colors variables in Python. However, when there is indentation (e.g. within a for loop), it does not color the syntax anymore. Is there an easy solution (same ...

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