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Wrapping C or C++ code using ctypes
I think this could be very useful, because this is not that hard, but there are some pitfalls and difficulties which you cannot solve if you do not have examples. It would be a great contribution to have several samples grouped in one place, to know the best practices and to easily and quickly adapt its code.
requested by Delgan 6,945
High end Python testing
This topic should compare custom friendly testing tools as
nosetests
or py.test
. I wrote this request due to some improvement requests on the topic Unit Testing
requested by strpeter 523
6 comments
import hook
how import hook works, how to implement it, how to modify modules when importing them with import hook....
requested by cwgt 26
1 comment
nose
On the Unit Testing article there is an improvement request to have one article per framework. Great idea.
requested by Jonatan 422
3 comments
Dealing with folders
I had created this Topic but it was deleted. I would like to contribute this example: [Deleting folders recursively] Delete a folder which contains subfolders or files can be achieved in this way: import shutil shutil.rmtree('/path/to/your/dir/') I tried to add this example to Topic Files & Folders I/O but the maximum number of examples are reached. So a new topic like this could be useful.
requested by avb 631
Visualization of geographic data
- working with remote sensing data - working with raster and vector data - examples how to load data
requested by LaughU 188
3 comments
Deploying Python code as web service on Windows
How to run a python + flask web service on a windows machine. How dot i get it to startup as a service so i can consume the service it code exposes.
requested by shivas 765
2 comments
openssl
OpenSSL a Python interface to OpenSSL. OpenSSL is a rather thin wrapper around (a subset of) the OpenSSL library. With thin wrapper we mean that a lot of the object methods do nothing more than calling a corresponding function in the OpenSSL library
requested by Chinmay Hegde 60
Creating Python packages with requirements inside
Sometimes it's required to install package with all dependencies, without access to internet (for eg. in banking environment). It's possible to include required packages and install with setup.py in one distribution file.
requested by Maciek 16
1 comment
Brief Internal Implementation of Objects in Python like int, float, list, set, tuple, dictionary
With the brief explanation and explain their complexity
requested by pmsh.93 1
5 comments
PyMC 2 & 3
Python is becoming a powerful scientific computation tool, and with it there is plenty of statistics. The approach of Bayesian Interference is important but can become particularly complex; PyMC attempts to abstract these difficulties away. I propose that there are good worked examples of using PyMC, whose documentation takes a statistician to translate.
requested by Tristan 42
1 comment
Complexities of built-in functions associated with different structures
Complexities of built-in functions associated with different structures by briefly explaining their underlying C code. Eg:- append() function Also this needs to explain entirely that structure itself i.e. the C code behind it. Eg:- To explain the append() function related with the list, briefly the list structure C code must be explained.
requested by pmsh.93 1
OpenFace
This topic should contain on how to setup to begin using OpenFace. Also, it would be great if this topic could provide steps on how to OpenFace. Most especially how to use OpenFace with Django and how to setup the web server for OpenFace.
requested by Mikebarson 49
tftpy
Tftpy is a TFTP library for the Python programming language. It includes client and server classes, with sample implementations. Hooks are included for easy inclusion in a UI for populating progress indicators. It supports RFCs 1350, 2347, 2348 and the tsize option from RFC 2349.
requested by Chinmay Hegde 60
zeromq
Documentation for using pyzmq, especially in Python 3+, as examples in its docs are python2 only. Ref to pyzmq examples: learning-0mq-with-pyzmq.readthedocs.io/en/latest
requested by nlsdfnbch 1,007