Need help completing my Python project. So far I need to convert an ISBN-10 to a ISBN-13 and also to convert an ISBN-13 to a ISBN-10. Also reading ISBNs from a file and storing correct results in a file. It's due tonight by 11:55pm. Major grade and would greatly appreciate. Here is what I have so far
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I just commenced to apply redis with python, from command line and in jupyter notebooks and i am getting appended text to each locations. code is as follows:
import redis
r = redis.StrictRedis(host='xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx', port=yyyy, db=0, password='$$$$$$$')
r.hmset('hmfoo', { 'name': 'myname', 'username': 'myusername'})
True
r.hget('hmfoo', 'name')
b'myname'<----- why is the 'b' appended here??
it really works as you assume with the proper values stored in redis and the whole thing, simply now not positive why the b is displaying on the start of the text?
hello friends...
i want to print a persian file by thermal printer..
i can print an english file esily..but i face the proble while printing persian text..
i think i don't do some principles...i have studied about unicode encodeand decode in python..but it seems it isn't enough
please guide me
in the first code, i used the different codepages, but my output from the printer is just question mark ""?"" instead of the persian words
in the second code
the printer prints the obscure letters...
i tried the different codepages..but it wasn't usefull
# Print an Arabic string to a printer.
# Based on example from escpos-php
# Dependencies-
# - pip install wand python-bidi python-escpos
# - sudo apt-get install fonts-hosny-thabit
# - download arabic_reshaper and place in arabic_reshaper/ subfolder
import arabic_reshaper
#from escpos import printer
from escpos.printerimport Usb
from bidi.algorithmimport get_display
from wand.imageimport Image as wImage
from wand.drawingimport Drawing as wDrawing
from wand.colorimport Color as wColor
p = Usb(0x04b8,0x0e15,0)
p.codepage="cp720" #???????
# Some variables
#fontPath = "/usr/share/fonts/opentype/fonts-hosny-thabit/Thabit.ttf"
textUtf8 = u"????"
tmpImage ='my-text.png'
printWidth =550
# Get the characters in order
textReshaped = arabic_reshaper.reshape(textUtf8)
textDisplay = get_display(textReshaped)
# PIL can't do this correctly, need to use 'wand'.
# Based on
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5732408/printing-bidi-text-to-an-image
im = wImage(width=printWidth, height=36, background=wColor('#ffffff'))
draw = wDrawing()
draw.text_alignment='right';
draw.text_antialias=False
draw.text_encoding='utf-8'
draw.text_kerning=0.0
draw.font_size=36
draw.text(printWidth,22, textDisplay)
draw(im)
im.save(filename=tmpImage)
# Print an image with your printer library
p.set(align="right")
p.image(tmpImage)
p.cut()/<python>
the second code :
<python>
from escpos.printerimport Usb
""" Seiko Epson Corp. Receipt Printer M129 Definitions (EPSON TM-T88IV) """
p = Usb(0x04b8,0x0e15,0)
p.codepage="iso8859_6"
# Print text
p.text(u"????\n")
p.cut()
/<python>
I would like to install ActivePython 3.6.0.3600 as Windows Scripting Host engine (to use in classic ASP).
I've found instructions on how to do that for Python 2 at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7637210/getting-activepython-to-work..., but I don't know how to apply them for Python 3.
I tried to run ca_pywin32reg.pyw, but it fails with syntax errors.
How do I install Python as a WSH engine?
I recently ported my code to Python3 and upgraded to Komodo11. One of these things had a big impact on the way that numpy variables are displayed. For example, any ndarray type now shows a whole bunch of extra information in addition to the data I specifically assigned to the variable. When the variable is expanded I see 'T', 'base', 'ctypes', etc., etc., and many of these appear to be recursive, repeatedly expanding to the same thing. ...and this has nothing to do with displaying hidden variables.
What exactly am I seeing here? Is this a new feature of Komodo11, a Komodo bug, or a feature/bug of Python3? Some of the new data is potentially useful but it is all too much for normal use. Is there any way to turn it off?
I am seeing this with my Windows installation. I've been trying to go back to see how things looked with python3 and Komodo10 on a spare linux box but I've got the installations so buggered up now I'm going to need to start over. As you can see, it has got me a little freaked out.
Has anyone else experienced this? Can you explain it to me?
Many Thanks,
eesnyder@eesnyder.org
I have some recipes in Python I think would be valuable to this community but the recipe post feature appears to be turned off. Is there a way I can post my recipes?
Bonjour
Je souhaite exécuter du un script Python depuis HP ALM, de la même manière que je peux exécuter du code VBS. J'ai installé ActivePython sur mon poste local, et pourtant mon script ne s'exécute pas. Le code du script se résume à un 'print("test")'. Comment faire pour exécuter le script python depuis ALM?
Merci =)
Hi,
I would like to run Python in ALM. I installed ActivePython on my local computer but the script does'nt run. The script is 'print("test")'. How can I run the python script from ALM???
Thank you =)
Hello,
I install ActivePython but now i want to install others packages which are not include in active python (like mechanize for exemple). I install them by typing sudo apt-get install python-mechanize in my terminal but when i open python so it's active python now, i can't import them. My question is : how to import the installed packages which are not in active python ?
Thanks,
Pierre.
So I've been stepping into the field of cybersecurity using python and am in a crossroad right now as far as my dedicated IDE goes. I love and started out using Komodo when I picked up on Python and now that I am transitioning into cyber security I am broadening my workbench and am looking for plugins for Komodo that will help detect security flaws easier. I know eclipse and vs have them but I am so used to Komodo and am trying to avoid turning towards another IDE. Is there anything like this or any security plugins that can help for Komodo?
I've been trying to import the Paho MQTT Library (https://github.com/eclipse/paho.mqtt.python) into Komodo IDE.
What I have done so far:
> Copied the Paho folder into python>lib>site-packages>
> In Komodo preferences, I set the path under Python language to add the folder.
> Changed/tried different paths for Python, Pip, etc.
Nothing seems to work so far. Whenever I run a python script, I see this error:
Can someone tell me if I'm doing something wrong here? Thanks
I have installed Active Python 3.5.4 on Windows 10 x64.
I have upgraded the pip package by typing
python -m pip install -U pip
I have installed the package "whois" by typing
pip3 install whois
I have created a file "whois.py" with the content:
import whois
When i execute the whois.py file, a window opens and is asking me for a file "ActivePython-3.5.4.3504-win64-x64-404899.exe.msi".
I don't have that file and i can't find on the ActivePython download page. There is only an exe file to download. MSI files are unavailable.
So i am unable to install the package.
Please what am i doing wrong?
How can i install the package?
Thank you!
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I tried to test the package according to the description https://pypi.python.org/pypi/whois
But i only get the error
AttributeError: module 'whois' has no attribute 'query'
What is wrong there?
Thank you!
Hello all,
I am Running windows xp sp3, MS Security Essentials, and Windows Firewall. I installed ActivePython-2.7.1.4-win32-x86.
When I run the IDLE I get a message that says:
Socket Error: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
Does anyone know what I could do to resolve this issue?
I am seeing some very odd behavior with ActiveState ActivePython after using pip to install a package.
1. Install ActiveState ActivePython 3.6.
2. Run a Python script using the file association, that is just by calling the script itself. All is well in the universe.
3. Use pip to upgrade a package that is included in ActiveState ActivePython. For example, run the following command.
python -m pip install --upgrade pip
4. Run a Python script using the file association, that is just by calling the script itself. The universe blows up.
5. The following dialog box is displayed.
[ActivePython 3.6.0 Build 3600 (64-bit)]
Please wait while Windows configures ActivePython 3.6.0 Build 3600 (64-bit).
[Cancel]
6. This leads to a "The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource that is available" dialog box.
7. Since I have not idea what it is looking for, I hit cancel in this dialog box.
8. A "Fatal error during installation" message is displayed.
9. Focus returns to the command prompt.
10. The script fails to run.
The end result is that running a script by calling the script directly is completely broken. You have to uninstall ActivePython and reinstall it to get the just run script feature to work.
You are forced to put up with out of date packages since any attempt to upgrade an out of date package causes this to break.
Hello,
I tried this one in the other forum, I am trying my luck here:
I was wondering if it's possible to add class types defined in a type library calling AddTypeLib() instead of adding a specific instance using AddNamedObject(). I tried to do it on IActiveScript interface to VBScript and to Python in some implementation of an embeddable scripting editor and though the return code from AddTypeLib was OK- the class types from the type library were not familiar to the engine.
Is it possible with Python? how should I address this class once it's in?
Thanks!
