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Currently I'm developing script that will perform cleanup of specific directories. For example: Directory: /app/test/log contains many sub-directories with name pattern testYYYYMMDD and logYYYYMMDD What I need, is to filter out only directories like

I have problem with git. When I want to switch to another branch from Eclipse it shows me . and in src folder, i have gitignore file with these values **/\__pycache__/ **/*.pyc When I go to source location of these files from screenshot, I delete the

I am trying to use the urllib library for python to pull various tools from urls stored in an array. When I go to the option to save them to a location, I would like to name each file after an entry in a separate array. Every time I try and run my co

I want to make a "program" that updates a label when you press a button and print out a variable, but with the code i have it does not work. Can someone help me out? Thanks in advance! from Tkinter import * root = Tk() x = 0 def test(): global x

I have a bunch of strings, that are keys in a dictionary, that contain systems of inequalities: e.g. "t1+t2 > 2 ^ t1 < 1 ^ t2 >= 1" These strings are created based on user input, but sometimes the systems are impossible: e.g "t1+t3

I am setting up a virtualenv on a new server, and when I used pip on our requirements file, it kept dying on Twisted. I commented the Twisted line out, and everything else installed fine. At the command line, this is the output I see when I try to in

I have a multiple select element: <select multiple="multiple" id="myselect"> <option value="AL">Alabama</option> <option value="AK">Alaska</option> ... </select> How can I get the

How can I put this Python code to PHP? I already know the hashlib.sha1().digest() generates another string then PHP's sha1(). Actually the return of the python code isn't even a string. Hope someone can help me resolving this issue. password = "apple

I want to parse a git log file that looks like this: d2436fa AuthorName 2015-05-15 Commit Message 4 3 README.md The output I'm expecting looks like this: [ ['d2436fa', 'AuthorName', '2015-05-15', 'Commit Message'], [4, 3, 'README.md'] ] My grammar to

I'm trying to keep my code clean by applying OOP and DRY method; however, I found myself stuck with the following questions. 1) Since checkremote and backup method are dependent on the sshlogin method, is there another way to write it so that my obje

This question already has an answer here: Eval not working on multi-line string 1 answer string = "if X > 3 :\n print(\"X is Greater\")\nelse :\n print(\"X is Lesser\")" """ It prints the string as an indent

I am getting an error in my code because I tried to make a dataframe by calling an element from a csv. I have two columns I call from a file: CompanyName and QualityIssue. There are three types of Quality issues: Equipment Quality, User, and Neither.

Final Edit (hopefully): Oh my god you solved it! After upgrading to Pandas 0.15.2, this solution seems to work: trades['OEDatum'] = (trades[['OEDatum', 'OEUhrzeit']].apply (lambda x: dt.datetime.combine (x['OEDatum'].date(), x['OEUhrzeit']), axis=1))

I have a dictionary of lists. Each list contains many numbers. The lists can have different lengths. I am looking to find the first common number in ALL lists. The answer has to be a function. For example in this case: d = { 'case1' : [18, 17, 497, 2

I am new to python programming and I have reached an impasse that I can't seem to solve. I am trying to use python requests module to to POST a request to a service in IBM Bluemix. It works fine when I use cURL to make the request but when I try to t

I have several tar archives that I need to extract/read in memory. The problem is each tar contains many ZIP archives and each contain unique XML documents. So the structure of each tar is as follows: tar -> directories-> ZIPs->XML. Obviously I c

I'm trying to open and read a file, split the contents into words, and then iterate through them and remove all the punctuation. Why is this returning a TypeError: expected a character buffer object and how can I fix it? with open(self.filename, "r&q