Even if your problem would be ok there is a much more serious problem with such Python constructions: already 1e23 does not give a correct answer (=integer value), its only ok for 1e22 and less:
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Even if your problem would be ok there is a much more serious problem with such Python constructions: already 1e23 does not give a correct answer (=integer value), its only ok for 1e22 and less:
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Please check out the following link. You will find one application and a fascinating game.
http://wombatz.informatik.uni-mainz.de/~goetz/PyS60/
There are a few modules around which are capable of mathematical
manipulations of vectors and matrices. I have collected many on the page
http://hodge.mathematik.uni-mainz.de/~stefan/python/.
But...
You asked whether you should start an official gallery of
standalone applications for Psy60. That would be great
and I hope that many would contribute. However for many
applications we need the...
Trying to adapt other python scripts to series 60 it happens very often that
I get in trouble with python version 2.2 while I actually want 2.4.
We would very much hope that one of the coming...
Objection: In my opionion it is better to have a solid development than quick releases, i.e. the way its done currently. Already in this state there are plenty of opportunities to develop software,...
If you interrupt playing the 15 square game from
http://www.bigbold.com/snippets/posts/show/414
for more than a certain period of time
the screen saver (or whatever) removes the numbers
from...
http://www.amk.ca/python/writing/pycrypt/
has most of the common cryptographic tools and is well documented.
The wish for decimal values in Query (and Form)
is still urgent or some of us, since we are using float input.
We hope it will come with a future release.
Use 'text' . When the form is open press the "pencil" key
to switch between number and text modus. This is good enough. Convert the returned string to float.
There should be a float modus...
Under
http://www.mathematik.uni-mainz.de/~stefan/python
you find the rotating cube and other platonic solids for the new PyS60 version 1.1.3.
The link
http://www.mathematik.uni-mainz.de/~stefan/python/sierpinski.py
is a little program using Canvas that displays a
fractal Sierpinski carpet, quite cute.
The rotating cube is really nice, thanks. For real nerds here is the rotating icosahedron:
Replace con and cpx data in cube example by the following: (import math !)
s=72...
In my opinion it would be fantastic if you could post your
improved version of myeditor.py. In fact I was checking out ScribblePad today and find the editing of file paths excellent.
On the other...
You can easily write the code yourself: pick
a reference day (like Jan 01/05) where you know the day of the week and use the d/m/y data (or seconds) to compute the number N of days
passed since...
Thank you guys for the editor code. I combined it with
filebrowser.py that comes with the SDK. Now one can
browse through all directories and edit/save/delete/move files.
The option "move to...
I personally like and use VPYTHON:
http://vpython.org
on the desktop. On a small device I would like to have some basic plotting functionalities which - for example - gnuplot provides....
During Xmas vacation I wrote a little GUI based python
math application for series 60. Its focus is on number theory
e.g. factorization, modular arithmetic, Jacobi symbols etc.
Download from:
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