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how to make a custom sort for an excel spreadsheet using python
So I have an excel spreadsheet where I need to sort the rows by one column which represents the criticality of the object in the row with the values: Critical, High, Medium, Low, Info. I need ...
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pocketsphinx python gstreamer audio rate
I'm using pocketsphinx on linux, and I've been using the source code from the CMU tutorial. I'm trying to upload the HUB4 dictionary, language model, and acoustic model.
I had it working before when ...
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Run a Python code over a bunch of files in a folder at a time in linux
I have the following code
import sys
import glob
for filename in glob.glob(sys.argv[1]):
file = open(filename)
data = [line.rstrip() + "," + filename for line in file]
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system call and signal handler
I have a program that block reading with select,but i want it to return gracefully with sending a SIGINT signal. and process that signal with a handler. unfortunately, the block program does not ...
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Generating Print Version of PDF with specified DPI in Reportlab
I am writing a program to generate PDF files using Python's Reportlab library. Basically I have two requirements:
Web version: RGB color, 150 dpi
Print Version: CMYK color, 300 dpi
So far I have ...
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How to view tree of library files loaded at runtime by Python program in Linux?
In Windows, the Dependency Walker tool shows a tree of DLLs that is loaded by an executable.
In a similar way, is it possible to know the tree of all the shared libraries (*.so) that are loaded by a ...
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chmod with group inheritance rights rwx for user & group only
In order to create a shared folder for a given group of users, I need restricted directory rights with inheritance.
The goal is that only root and users members to the specified group can read & ...
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python qt wait in background for hotkey
I'm building a qt app in python. One of the things that I need to do is wait in the background for a key combo like ctrl+b of something like that and then doing something with the currently active ...
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Google App Engine when i use in Red Hat Enterprise Linux am i violating license terms?
My server is running RHEL 6.2, where i am running using python 2.7, Google App Engine to allow the web based Python applications ...
google-app-engine
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Py2dsc, is it possible to use another name than setup.py for py2dsc?
I am trying to build a python debian package.
it is cross platform, so for windows I use setup.py, for linux I use setuplinux.py.
My question is how to use py2dsc with setuplinux.py?
It seems ...
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How do you manually tell Python which version to use in the script itself, across multiple operating systems?
I have Python 2.7 and 3.3 installed on Windows, and Python 2.7 and 3.2mu installed on Linux.
How would I write a Python script that is able to be used on both Windows and Linux, using version 2.X or ...
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Monitor visited sites from iptables in python [closed]
I have to make script in python to monitor iptables on port 80 and get URLs of visited websites from it. I was searching for some time and can't get any useful information on the topic.
Is that ...
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Guidence on beginning with packaging
I finished my first Python project, and I have all of the files ready and it's nice and stable. Now I want to move onto creating a binary source file so it'll be installable on linux machines ...
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Why does my script periodically freeze while deleting millions of files?
My goal was to delete 10 million temp files from dir. So, I tried to write a Python script to do this. The first scenario looked like that:
#!/usr/bin/python
import os,sys
dirname = os.getcwd() if ...
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Provide feedback from Python script to PHP
Suppose a python script that performs a large number of operations, and outputs to the user a progress report while it is running:
$ script.py
Doing 1 of 100 operations...
Operation 1 succeeded with ...
