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Problematic function pickling

In one module, I have a class which requires a function as one of its parameters: class Foo(): def __init__(self, fun): self.fun = fun def call_fun(self, arg): self.fun(arg) ...
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find tags except those with attributes: BeautifulSoup

In this page that I'm trying to scrape, i want to exclude those <td> that has attributes. <td > Click here for a comprehensive area code list for Argentina </td> I'd like to know ...
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Write key to separate csv based on value in dictionary

[Using Python3] I have a csv file that has two columns (an email address and a country code; script is made to actually make it two columns if not the case in the original file - kind of) that I want ...
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Grouping python pandas

Could you tell me how to group a table (from products1.txt file) like following: Age;Name;Country 10;Valentyn;Ukraine 12;Igor;Russia 12;Valentyn; 10;Valentyn;Russia So I can find out how many ...
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Function accepts keyword arguments that are not identifiers

In Python, is it safe to give keyword arguments that are not Python identifiers to a function? Here is an example: >>> '{x-y}'.format(**{'x-y': 3}) # The keyword argument is *not* a valid ...
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How to get id from DELETE request made from PHP in Flask Python

I make a CURL DELETE request from PHP like this: $data = array("id" => "id_here"); $data = array('entry' => json_encode($data)); $ch = curl_init("url_here"); curl_setopt($ch, ...
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python modules: share variables and enable running files

sorry for this newbie question. I've got a client.py and server.py scripts, which I want to use to write a simple socket game. I would like to build a python package out of it. I would like the ...
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twisted , return custom message to client after receiving request from client

I have Written a simple code of http server and http client, i am able to successfully send messages to server in form of xml from client. here's my code. client.py from StringIO import StringIO ...
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Transparency for RstDocument in Kivy

Is there any chance to make RstDocument transparent in Kivy? There is a dict property colors, which can be used for setting colors: class TipRstDocument(RstDocument): colors = DictProperty({ ...
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Detect device names on serial ports in Python

I use a USB connected Nokia phone to send SMS messages via a COM port in Windows using Python. Evertyhing works fine until a COM port changes. Is there a way to detect which COM port my phone is ...
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Store a python collections.Counter as PickleProperty in App Engine

I am able to store a collections.Counter into the app engine data store, however when I retrieve it and try to parse it, I get the following error: for word in counter: TypeError: 'NoneType' object ...
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Texturing on 3d Blocks using pycollada

I am developing a python script which will be able to generate .DAE (COLLADA) files along with the associated KML files for developing 3D models of buildings. I have the street images of the ...
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Why does this function not re-prompt the user after an incorrect guess?

I have been writing a piece of code in my free time, messing around with opening/closing files to try and get a 100% secure file. I have this so far: def StartLock(): my_pass = open("pass.txt", ...
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Big amount of files is created when using popen

i am using popen to run a command in my python script: p = Popen(DPI_CLI_LOCATION, shell=True , bufsize=0, stdout=PIPE,stdin=PIPE) p.stdin.write(self.data) print ...
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How to add an instance attribute to a subclass of webapp2.RequestHandler?

I have the following class definition: class TestHandler(webapp2.RequestHandler): def get(self): self.msg = "hello world" self.render_form() # modifies self.msg def ...

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