I have an excel workbook where the .csv file is outputted with quotes with this vba code: \'Set up Delimiters
Assume the following code structure: #### 1/hhh/__init__.py: empty #### 1/hhh/foo/__init__.py: from hhh.foo.baz import *
Currently I have a \"main\" folder where all of the modules I write eventually go, but I usually place the modules I\'m currently working on in a \'dev\' folder just so I don\'t clutter up the other f
I\'m in the midst of writing a data import routine for an iPad application.It seems to be working fine.However, because I\'m an IOS noob and coming from an application development background in which
Here is a sample python script. How do I run this script multiple times from command line so that the import line is not called every time? The import statement takes too long to load.
Here is the deal : I need to extends two different classes in Android. An example: In MainActivity.class I need to extends first TabActivity to use the tabs and getTabHost(); and in the same class I n
i\'m working on program that will analyze object files in ELF and PE formats (kind of school/research project). Right now i\'m about to process dynamic import symbols in executable files. I would like
I have an existing SVN repository at http://svn.donnael.com/lilypond/SousaFairest. Out of curiosity, I created a repository at https://github.com/SarekOfVulcan/donnael-Scores as well, and added some f
In the book has been this codesample: from random import* for i in range(15): print random.randrange(3,13,3)
I have put a file_field in my view : <% form_for(:uploaded_file, @feed, :url => {:action=>\'copy\'}, :html=> {:multipart=>true}) do |f| %>
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