Add usage help of command line tool to README.rst: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40859607/add-usage-help-of-command-line-tool-to-readme-rst
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Add usage help of command line tool to README.rst
I wrote a little command line tool, and want to add the "--help" usage message to the docs.
Since I am lazy, I would like to make the update procedure as simple as possible. Here is what I want to...
Since I am lazy, I would like to make the update procedure as simple as possible. Here is what I want to...
Python dynamic multiprocessing and signalling issues: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40672264/python-dynamic-multiprocessing-and-signalling-issues
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Python dynamic multiprocessing and signalling issues
I have a python multiprocessing setup (i.e. worker processes) with custom signal handling, which prevents the worker from cleanly using multiprocessing itself. (See extended problem description bel...
Tkinter Canvas Postscript not capturing Window elements outside of screen frame: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/40866367/tkinter-canvas-postscript-not-capturing-window-elements-outside-of-screen-frame
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Tkinter Canvas Postscript not capturing Window elements outside of screen frame
As the title says, when attempting to save the Canvas using Postscript, it works fine with all non-window elements (rects, ovals etc..) and it works perfectly in capturing window elements that are
I'm learning... what the FUCKING FUCK am I so obviously doing wrong here?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5fxylr/im_learning_what_the_fucking_fuck_am_i_so/
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I'm learning... what the FUCKING FUCK am I so... • /r/Python
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The Best New Feature in unittest You Didn’t Know You Need: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5g37xd/the_best_new_feature_in_unittest_you_didnt_know/
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The Best New Feature in unittest You Didn’t Know You Need • /r/Python
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Dealing with .dll and .h files: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5g3peb/dealing_with_dll_and_h_files/
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Dealing with .dll and .h files • /r/Python
Python scripting is a new world for me, typically I have dealt with MATLAB scripting and C/C++ programming. I have downloaded a .dll, .lib, and .h...
How to write code about weaved rows in Python?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5g40lh/how_to_write_code_about_weaved_rows_in_python/
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How to write code about weaved rows in Python? • /r/Python
Hey everyone, I want to write a clearer version of the code shown below. Its's about two different rows consisting of numbers that have to be...
Discrete Time Network Simulation Project, a friend needs help and is willing to pay.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5g48tg/discrete_time_network_simulation_project_a_friend/
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Discrete Time Network Simulation Project, a friend... • /r/Python
A coworker needs help with a side task in Python and is willing to pay someone to do it for her. I would, however I'm swamped. If anyone would be...
How can I use (different 'groups' of 8 different ndarrays) as keys in a dictionary efficiently?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5g4bg2/how_can_i_use_different_groups_of_8_different/
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How can I use (different 'groups' of 8 different... • /r/Python
Hello! I am trying to figure out a way to use eight numpy.ndarrays as a singluar key in a dict efficiently. I've developed a couple of ways to do...
Server-less Framework Comparison: Zappa vs Chalice: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5g41s1/serverless_framework_comparison_zappa_vs_chalice/
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Server-less Framework Comparison: Zappa vs Chalice • /r/Python
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LinNetLim - a netlimiter (by tcp port) written in python, for linux: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5g4n2a/linnetlim_a_netlimiter_by_tcp_port_written_in/
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LinNetLim - a netlimiter (by tcp port) written in... • /r/Python
I posted a couple of days ago with the vauge concept of "Netlimiter, but for linux" It's still very ugly, and quite raw...
Another version of Ray (a python web framework) released: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5g4e8f/another_version_of_ray_a_python_web_framework/
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Another version of Ray (a python web framework) released • /r/Python
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How to open interpreter in the middle of a script: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/5g5czz/how_to_open_interpreter_in_the_middle_of_a_script/
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How to open interpreter in the middle of a script • /r/Python
I want to explore the state of a script in the middle of it. I have been looking all over for how to open an interpreter with all the local...