I’m trying to make a GUI for a small program I wrote with the help of some people from here, anyway, I made the GUI in PyQt and it looks fine. I added a button called dirButton that says “Choose Directory”
I am writing a python script which checks various conditions and runs a powershell script accordingly to help me automate migration from windows XP to windows 7. The powershell script gives its own output giving the user updates as to what is happening. I would like to take the output of the powershell script and print it as output of the python script. I have looked around at some questions which seem to want to do the same thing but they don’t seem to be working for me. Initially I tried using
I managed to plot my data and would like to add a background image (map) to it.
Data is plotted by the long/lat values and I have the long/lat values for the image’s three corners (top left, top right and bottom left) too.
I have a UTF-16 CSV file which I have to read. Python csv module does not seem to support UTF-16.
I have the following code:
I have a basic question below to help try to get my head around functions in python (following the LPTHW tutorials in prep for uni). Could someone explain the syntax below, and whether I am correct with my assumptions?
I want to change the value of the variable declared outside the loop within a loop. But always changing, it keeps the initial value outside the loop.
I’m trying to read in a CSV file into a pandas dataframe and select a column, but keep getting a key error.
I stumbled across a blog post detailing how to implement a powerset function in Python. So I went about trying my own way of doing it, and discovered that Python apparently cannot have a set of sets, since set is not hashable. This is irksome, since the definition of a powerset is that it is a set of sets, and I wanted to implement it using actual set operations.
I need to send data through XmlHttpRequest from JavaScript to Python server. Because I’m using localhost, I need to use CORS. I’m using the Flask framework and its module flask_cors.