I\'m looking for a parser generator for a reasonably complex language (similar in complexity to Python itself) which works with Python3. If it can generate开发者_JAVA百科 an AST automatically, this wo
We have two Python programs running on two linux servers. Now we want to send messages between these Python programs. The best idea so far is to create a TCP/IP server and client architecture, but thi
I\'m trying to use the grid_location method, from the Grid Geometry Manager, in Tkinter, but it seems that I\'m doing something wrong.
Im trying to create a Python 3 program that has one or more child processes. The Parent process spawns the child p开发者_如何学Pythonrocesses and then goes on with its own buisiness, now and then I w
I have the following script: import subprocess arguments = [\"d:\\\\simulator\",\"2332.txt\",\"2332.log\", \"-c\"]
This code does not give a clean exit when the Exit button is clicked. Instead, it hangs, leaaving the dead GUI.Hw can we fix this?A similar program in Python 2 behaves nicely.
I\'m sending a file over small UDP packets.(python 3) On the server I divide the file into small pieces and do
Python 2.7.1+ (r271:86832, Apr 11 2011, 18:05:24) [GCC 4.5.2] on linux2 Type \"help\", \"copyright\", \"credits\" or \"license\" for more information.
I wish to write a function foo to produce the following output: foo(0) -> \"01 00\" foo(1) -> \"01 01\"
I am trying to do some basic file parsing within a directory in Python 3. This code works perfectly in Python 2.7, but I can not figure out what the problem is in Python 3.2.