Python is an interpreted, general-purpose high-level programming language whose design philosophy emphasizes code readability.
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How can you change the process name of Wing IDE from python to something more descriptive
In my process list under Ubuntu (using top/System Monitor) one of the largest memory hogs (200+Mb) was python. I searched a bit for one of my programs to be the cause until I realised this was my ...
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Running 'make test' on an individual module for Python 2.7.4 build
I am working on building Python 2.7.4 on CentOS 6.4. When running the make test step, the test_gdb step fails, and I would like to get some more info as to why.
Build commands I'm running:
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Django not installing with pip because of mismatched hash
I have a virtual machine set up with a directory created with virtualenv (env2). I am inside this directory and have it activated and want to instal django 1.4. This is my command:
$ pip install ...
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Can't install python because of zypper conflict
I have a virtual machine I just set up. I'm running a completely fresh install of OpenSUSE (with online updates from yast). At the terminal I tried to run python:
$ python
bash: python: command not ...
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Gajim, gtalk, and logind
Since the Google talk outage earlier this month, I keep not being able to connect using gajim. I tried deleting all the configuration, updated to the latest development version, and tried in different ...
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Can't open Gajim
When I try to open Gajim using terminal on gnome I get the following:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "gajim.py", line 106, in <module>
import common.configpaths
File ...
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Software Center not opening in Linux Mint
I'm a Linux Mint 14 user. I'm not able to open the software center.
$ software-center
ERROR:root:DebFileApplication import Traceback (most recent call last): File ...
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Safely convert unicode strings to printable characters
I have many HTML files containing mixed unicode strings like \303\243 and printable characters like %s. What I'd like to do is converting the unicode strings into printable characters in a safe way.
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Start Repl/CLI in Background and Feed Commands
Lets say the python repl takes a long time to start up, is there a way to start it up in the background so I can create an alias and feed it commands like python-current "command to run".
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Delete XML node containing certain element
I want to remove all Placemarks from a KML file that contain the element <tessellate>. The following block should be wholly removed:
<Placemark>
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Extract an RPM using Python [migrated]
I'm trying to write a python script that reads in an RPM file and extracts its contents into a directory. So far I've got code that can get all the files containing RPMs and also print them to the ...
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Accidentally deleted python, python2, python2.7 files from /usr/bin/. Is it possible to recover them? [closed]
I accidentally deleted python, python2, python2.7 files from /usr/bin/. Now yum is also not working.
Is it possible to recover them?
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How to configure linux mail system which can sent email with external Exchange server [closed]
I want to implement the program which can sent email automatically at the given time everyday. And make the effect just like [email protected].
I have tried a lot of solution ,but none of these ...
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Can a GTK applet widget be instantiated through dbus?
I just posted this:
#274616: “Simple” gnome applets in Unity - stickynotes
... where I could instantiate a Gnome 2 bonobo applet in a standalone window,
... using ...
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Vim :fold of python code not different to C/C++ code
When I enter the command :fold inside my python code in .py files, Vim inserts the /*{{{*/ and /*}}}*/ tags. They, of course, cannot be parsed by python interpreter.
When I'm in python I would like ...
