I’m implementing a task-bar replacement, dock-like application-switcher style program. It’s doing some unique stuff with OpenGL, and with keyboard shortcuts, so the way it’s set up, the window doesn’t always have focus. I’d like to implement it such that I can bring an arbitrary window to the foreground, much like a taskbar or an ALT-TAB program would.
I just installed termcolor for Python 2.7 on Windows. When I try to print colored text, I get the color codes instead.
I’m using python 2.7.2 and windows 7. I searched through internet, helps and other sources but i can’t find an answer to my problem.
I’m running a Flask application with a Custom Script. Or trying to, anyway.
Imagine you have a library for working with some sort of XML file or configuration file. The library reads the whole file into memory and provides methods for editing the content. When you are done manipulating the content you can call a write to save the content back to file. The question is how to do this in a safe way.
I’m trying to have python delete some directories and I get access errors on them. I think its that the python user account doesn’t have rights? WindowsError: [Error 5] Access is denied: 'path' is what I get when I run the script. I’ve tried shutil.rmtree os.remove os.rmdir they all return the same error. Answers: Thank … Read more
The actual problem I’m trying to solve is, I want to automatically find out the size of the margins around windows. If you can find a better way, please by all means answer that instead of this.
I have a python program which opens a new windows to display some ‘about’ information. This window has its own close button, and I have made it non-resizeable. However, the buttons to maximize and minimize it are still there, and I want them gone.
I have the following file: