Python From Jmol This article covers two aspects of python scripts applied to Jmol. The first is initiating Jmol from a python script, similar to using the shell scripts Jmol.bat or Jmol.sh in Windows or Linux. The second aspect is using sockets via the Jmol sync command (see also Sockets and the Inter-Application Communication protocols ) and the python socket standard library to communicate between a Jmol instance and a python script. Python script starts Jmol The preferred approach for starting another a
[Python-Dev] "groupby" iterator Thomas Heller theller at python.net Mon Dec 1 06:43:43 EST 2003 Previous message: [Python-Dev] backticks delenda est Next message: [Python-Dev] Banishing apply(), buffer(), coerce(), and intern() Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Guido van Rossum < guido at python.org > writes: >> How about: >> >> extract(attr='grade') >> extract(item=2) >> extract(method='foo') # returns the result of calling 'ob.foo()' >> >> And following the pattern of Zope's o
[SPAM] Re: [mod_python] Python 2.5 Nicolas Lehuen nicolas at lehuen.com Fri Sep 1 13:34:13 EDT 2006 Your input about Trac is interesting. On a machine I'm stuck with Python 2.3because I want to run Trac. I tried to build the SVN Python binding for Python 2.4, but even though I have a full compiler chain (so I can build Apache, Neon, apr-utils, SVN, Python etc. with the same compiler), the task is quite daunting, as building SVN for Win32 is not the simplest thing of earth (you might as well try to make meat
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