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Eventually the Python language will change so that division of integers automatically converts the arguments to floating point. You can access this behavior now by putting the statement. Code: from __future__ import division. in your code. Then division of integers will behave the way you want. For example,
Part 1: quick tour of the example code To see my demo in action, download the .tar.gz, extract it, and type sudo python setup.py installIt's important that you install it as root, otherwise, the demo won't work. Then run the code: (yes, I left out ./ intentionally)
I am attempting to install the Python Sybase module in conjunction with FreeTDS on Ubuntu 12.04 with limited success. Installing FreeTDS from the repositories is a simple exercise with well documented examples, I used. Code: sudo apt-get install freetds-dev. and let it pull in all the dependencies itself.
Which is a bit weird since it seems that python 3.8 is installed. At a loss right now, and eyes wont let me continue. After a problem has been solved, remember to mark the thread SOLVED
In Python Docs I found a section on modifying Python search path (4.1 in Installing Python Modules), which said I can load module sys, then run sys.path.append('path_to_new_library'). I did that and it worked - I could invoke the library by using 'import sda' (sda is the name of the library).
I have an end user machine where OpenShot will not launch. OpenShot version 1.4.0, Python 2.7.3, on Xubuntu 12.04, all updates are installed.
Basic instructions: As per the Webilder download page, run. Code: apt-get install python python-gtk2-dev python-gnome2 python-gnome2-dev libglib2.0-dev python-gnome2-extras-dev python-imaging. (note I've deleted python-gnome2-extras from that list - all the others can be installed)
May 7th, 2005, 12:37 PM. On Linux, you have usually seperate tools, one for designing GUIs, another for writing your code, you could for example use Glade für GUI, und Anjuta for coding. You will propable need to have a look at some GTK-Examples to understand how to integrate the Glade-Output into your project.
Alan D. August 12th, 2011, 07:50 AM. By default your file will be written to the directory containing your py file. If the code file is outside of /home, you will have write permissions to deal with. At first glance, this seems most likely. dazman19. August 12th, 2011, 12:26 PM. find the folder you are writing to. and use command ls -l on it ...