I am copying files from a website to a S3 bucket. Everything else is copying fine, even odd extensions that I haven’t heard of before. The extension that I am having problems with is “.2D”. Currently using this code, and it is working for all but the .2D files. Might be a VERSACAD file. Anyone work with this file or
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Initialize deque efficiently
I am using a deque to store data that is going to be processed. The processing only starts when the deque is full so in a first step I fill my buffer the following way: However, when I do this and I modify one of the elements of my_deque, all elements of my_deque are modified. One alternative I found to
List change after copy Python
I’m coding the final part of a clustering program, I want to parse a file like where Example: I want to save all this information in different classes to process the data easier. Here is my code in python: For some reason, after the while loop, when I print all clusters objects, I see that all contains the same pixels
Tk Filedialog giving back a tuple
I am trying to take a file and put it into all directories 1 level down. I thought that this would be simple, what am I doing wrong? Answer Since it is “askopenfilenames”, it returns the results in the form of a tuple. You can iterate over it and move the files to the directory selected:
Numpy array not copy
I am working with numpy and images. I have a big image which i want to process bit by bit. So I want to create a reference to the original image, do something with it and move on. But when I change something in the frame the change does not transfer to the original, which is the opposite of everything
Python get filepath
I’m trying to create a simple script to copy the filepath of a selected file (in windows explorer) to the clipboard in python. I’ve been looking at pyperclip and tkinter but I’m unsure how exactly to proceed. The askopenfilename in tkinter seems promising, but I’d like to select the files outside python and then call the script through the windows
What is the difference between `sorted(list)` vs `list.sort()`?
list.sort() sorts the list and replaces the original list, whereas sorted(list) returns a sorted copy of the list, without changing the original list. When is one preferred over the other? Which is more efficient? By how much? Can a list be reverted to the unsorted state after list.sort() has been performed? Please use Why do these list operations (methods) return
How to copy directory recursively in python and overwrite all?
I’m trying to copy /home/myUser/dir1/ and all its contents (and their contents, etc.) to /home/myuser/dir2/ in python. Furthermore, I want the copy to overwrite everything in dir2/. It looks like distutils.dir_util.copy_tree might be the right tool for the job, but not sure if there’s anything easier/more obvious to use for such a simple task. If it is the right tool,
How can I make a deepcopy of a function in Python?
I would like to make a deepcopy of a function in Python. The copy module is not helpful, according to the documentation, which says: This module does not copy types like module, method, stack trace, stack frame, file, socket, window, array, or any similar types. It does “copy” functions and classes (shallow and deeply), by returning the original object unchanged;