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# And now it’s all this ## I just said what I said and it was wrong Or was taken wrong # Python doesn't play nicely with others April 15, 2012 at 12:44 AM by Dr. Drang Today I want to talk about a script that appeared in a post on Mac OS X Hints a couple of days ago. What the script does isn’t of great interest to me, but the technique the programmer used to combine Python and AppleScript is. The purpose of the script is to take a bunch of individual text files and convert them into notes in Apple Mai
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# Let the computer test your Python GUI application In this article you’ll see how easy it is to write automated tests for Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) written using the brilliant guizero Python library. I’ll start with a horror story which explains why I’m so keen on automated GUI tests. Next I’ll describe an application that I’m using as an example. The code for the app and the test are available on GitHub; the link is in the resources section at the end of this post. After that, I’ll show
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# Valued Lessons I've learned. I'll share. ## January 14, 2009 ### Popcount in Python (with benchmarks) ### Purpose A slightly uncommon bit-twiddling operation is "popcount", which counts the number high bits. While uncommon, it's crucial for implementing Array Mapped Tries, which is a way to implement immutable maps and vectors. I'm trying to implement immutable maps and vectors, so I needed to implement popcount. I found A TON of ways, but had no idea which was fastest. So, I implemented them all an