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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools: Automate text processing with string methods

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools. Saturday, June 13, 2009. Automate text processing with string methods. Have you ever had the need to reorganize a text file? Say you have some file that is organized in the following way:. Say you would like to reorganize that into something more spreadsheet-like, such as. Easy enough by hand in Excel or OOo calc if there are a couple of values. What if your list contains 20.000 entries? Reorganize inputfile.txt outputfile.txt. From sys import argv as filenames. Putting...

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools: Console programs

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools. Tuesday, May 26, 2009. There are many programs that run in console environments. They are more often seen on Linux than other systems, but that doesn't mean they are not useful on Windows. My *nix favorite console programs are. Alpine: e-mail client for the console (easy to use and with a ton of features). Midnight commander: file organizer. Gnuplot: open source plotting program. SELECT MENU ITEM . Easy enought to use, eh? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools: Johan Louwers Personal Blog.: Python dictionary variables

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools. Sunday, May 31, 2009. Johan Louwers Personal Blog.: Python dictionary variables. Reading tips: another Python blog:. Johan Louwers Personal Blog.: Python dictionary variables. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Command line kung fu. Baby, shopping and caffe latte. Johan Louwers Personal Blog.: Python dictionary va. A simple console program. Avoid the *.py extension when calling scripts unde. Command line tools take command line arguments. Writing time data to file.

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools: Transparent legend in your plots

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools. Tuesday, June 23, 2009. Transparent legend in your plots. Have you ever made a plot with several data series together and found that there is no way to put an explanatory legend onto the plot without hiding crucial data points? One answer to this problem can be to overlay a transparent legend. There are two routes to this "graphical goodness" that I would immediately think about:. Create an image file from your plot and then "photoshop" it (or gimp it.).

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools: May 2009

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools. Sunday, May 31, 2009. Johan Louwers Personal Blog.: Python dictionary variables. Reading tips: another Python blog:. Johan Louwers Personal Blog.: Python dictionary variables. Thursday, May 28, 2009. A simple console program. 2 Create KPI report. When you choose 1, you are prompted for name an value of variable. The menu is displayed when a function called mainmenu. Is called. Such a menu can be written as follows in Python:. Print '1: Register KPI'. If menuChoice = '1':.

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools: Writing time data to file

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools. Saturday, May 23, 2009. Writing time data to file. In the last post I wrote about a small command line utility for registering hours spent on different tasks. I never got to showing how to write to text files in Python, so let's get down to it now (what's better to do a Saturday evening than hacking away in Python? First, to open a file for editing, you use the following syntax in Python:. Is one of the following:. A - append: appends new text to the end of the file.

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools: A simple console program

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools. Thursday, May 28, 2009. A simple console program. 2 Create KPI report. When you choose 1, you are prompted for name an value of variable. The menu is displayed when a function called mainmenu. Is called. Such a menu can be written as follows in Python:. Print '1: Register KPI'. Print '2: Create KPI report'. MenuChoice = raw input(' '). Depending on the input the user gives, we cann call different functions (still within mainmenu):. If menuChoice = '1':.

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools: Coding is better with java ... the coffee, that is.

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools. Monday, June 15, 2009. Coding is better with java . the coffee, that is. Ah a non-tech, short post. This morning I started implementing some numerical experiments. Sitting in my favorite coffee shop drinking the best brew I know - that I call perfect conditions for coding. And, as always, Python is your friend (Java is a coffee type, not a programming language. ). So what did I do in the coffee shop? For k in readlineslist:. If k[0] in names:. For z in range(0,names):.

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools: June 2009

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Cross-Platform Command Line Tools. Tuesday, June 23, 2009. Transparent legend in your plots. Have you ever made a plot with several data series together and found that there is no way to put an explanatory legend onto the plot without hiding crucial data points? One answer to this problem can be to overlay a transparent legend. There are two routes to this "graphical goodness" that I would immediately think about:. Create an image file from your plot and then "photoshop" it (or gimp it.). I wrote a small...