python-3.x

问题 This question already has answers here : Redirecting stdout from a secondary thread (multithreading with a function instead of class?) (1 answer) How to redirect Python script output to PyQT5 GUI Console, without any buttons clicks? (2 answers) Print out python console output to Qtextedit (1 answer) Closed 7 months ago . I am trying to create a graphical interface where my results of certain processes of my program are shown on the screen to a text box, to view them from there. For this I

问题 I am creating a Python application that imports many JSON files. The files are in the same folder as the python script's location. Before I moved the entire folder someplace else, the files imported perfectly. Since the script creates a files if none exists, it keeps creating the file in the home directory while ignoring the one in the same folder as it is in. When I specify an absolute path (code below): startT= time() with open('~/Documents/CincoMinutos-master/settings.json', 'a+') as f: f

问题 I am creating a Python application that imports many JSON files. The files are in the same folder as the python script's location. Before I moved the entire folder someplace else, the files imported perfectly. Since the script creates a files if none exists, it keeps creating the file in the home directory while ignoring the one in the same folder as it is in. When I specify an absolute path (code below): startT= time() with open('~/Documents/CincoMinutos-master/settings.json', 'a+') as f: f

问题 Say you want to ask the user something from the terminal at the end of your program. However, during the program run, the user pressed the enter key. import sys import time print("Hit enter now to see this 'problem'") time.sleep(1) # Hit enter now while the program sleeps! a=input("Do you want to delete something that is really bad to delete? [Y|n]") if a.lower()!="n": print("\nNO! YOU DELETED IT!") Of course, it's stupid to delete stuff with default response, and I don't do that. However, It

问题 Say you want to ask the user something from the terminal at the end of your program. However, during the program run, the user pressed the enter key. import sys import time print("Hit enter now to see this 'problem'") time.sleep(1) # Hit enter now while the program sleeps! a=input("Do you want to delete something that is really bad to delete? [Y|n]") if a.lower()!="n": print("\nNO! YOU DELETED IT!") Of course, it's stupid to delete stuff with default response, and I don't do that. However, It

问题 Honestly, I didn't find out for this question cuz... I don't know how to search or google it. So it might be the basic problem, but if anyone can helps me, I would really appreciate it. So, the problem is... basically from the Index Error: list index out of range, which was raised while I tried to make a list of lists to excel file. Apparently, the error raised cuz some of my list has 8 elements while some of my list has less elements than those. for example: results = [[1,2,3],[1,2,3,4],[1,2

问题 Honestly, I didn't find out for this question cuz... I don't know how to search or google it. So it might be the basic problem, but if anyone can helps me, I would really appreciate it. So, the problem is... basically from the Index Error: list index out of range, which was raised while I tried to make a list of lists to excel file. Apparently, the error raised cuz some of my list has 8 elements while some of my list has less elements than those. for example: results = [[1,2,3],[1,2,3,4],[1,2

问题 let's say for example I have a list of binary codes such as this: a=['100','10','01010','000','0001','10001'] I want the sorted list to be: a=['000','0001','10','100','01010','10001'] 回答1: You can use the function int as a key: sorted(a, key=lambda x: int(x, 2)) # ['000', '0001', '10', '100', '01010', '10001'] 回答2: a=['100','10','01010','000','0001','10001'] list=[bin(int(ele)) for ele in a] list=[int(ele,0) for ele in list] print(sorted(list)) output [0, 1, 10, 100, 1010, 10001] 来源： https:/

问题 I am trying to create a floating browser for youtube and other media. I found some old examples of adblock like for PyQt4/PySide but now they are deprecated and I can't translate them to PySide2 QWebEngineView. Any ideas of how insert the adblock inside a QWebEngineView? Older version link How would you adblock using Python? 回答1: To filter urls, a QWebEngineUrlRequestInterceptor must be implemented, and if you want to block the url you must call the block (True) function to the

问题 I have a xml like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <ns0:epp xmlns:ns0="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:epp-1.0" xmlns:ns1="http://epp.nic.ir/ns/contact-1.0"> <ns0:command> <ns0:check> <ns1:check> <ns1:id>ex61-irnic</ns1:id> <ns1:id>ex999-irnic</ns1:id> <ns1:authInfo> <ns1:pw>1487441516170712</ns1:pw> </ns1:authInfo> </ns1:check> </ns0:check> <ns0:clTRID>TEST-12345</ns0:clTRID> </ns0:command> </ns0:epp> I want to change it with python 3 to be like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?