Guys , check out my first python project , which models mendel's first law in hereditary traits: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a6s4uo/guys_check_out_my_first_python_project_which/
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r/Python - Guys , check out my first python project , which models mendel's first law in hereditary traits
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how to fit a windowed output to a pyqt widget: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53756796/how-to-fit-a-windowed-output-to-a-pyqt-widget
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how to fit a windowed output to a pyqt widget
I am trying to fit a separate dialog window into my PyQT GUI. I have the camera feed in a separate window, but the stats pop up in another separate window. I wish to get it into my application nex...
How to detect an XML schema: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53600089/how-to-detect-an-xml-schema
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How to detect an XML schema
I have a very large feed file that is sent as an XML document (5GB). What would be the fastest way to parse the structure of the main item node without previously knowing its structure? Is there a ...
[PyPI] Argson: import and manage arguments with defaults from JSON files: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a6uexd/pypi_argson_import_and_manage_arguments_with/
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Detecting incorrect assertion methods: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43351849/detecting-incorrect-assertion-methods
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Detecting incorrect assertion methods
During one of the recent code reviews, I've stumbled upon the problem that was not immediately easy to spot - there was assertTrue() used instead of assertEqual() that basically resulted into a tes...
Python is now the programming language with most questions in StackOverFlow per month.: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a6wufg/python_is_now_the_programming_language_with_most/
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Cronjob is giving a different result than running a script directly, any particular reason for this (code in comments).: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/a6x9yd/cronjob_is_giving_a_different_result_than_running/
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Can I achieve precise control over location of .c files generated by cythonize?: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53744729/can-i-achieve-precise-control-over-location-of-c-files-generated-by-cythonize
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Can I achieve precise control over location of .c files generated by cythonize?
I am using Cython as part of my build setup for a large project, driven by CMake.
I can't seem to get Cython to generate the .c files in a sensible location.
My file layout:
C:\mypath\src\demo.py...
I can't seem to get Cython to generate the .c files in a sensible location.
My file layout:
C:\mypath\src\demo.py...