| Source File or URL: | Submitted By: | Description: |
|---|---|---|
| mp3file.py | lonetwin | mp3file.py lets you read/write/edit ID3 tags and change the name of a mp3file by applying a few rules. |
| unsw2sm.py | Sammy Mannaert |  UNSW: Factor Pairs |
| anagram.py | Jesse W | UNSW: Anagram Problem |
| 272sm.py 272sm.txt |
Sammy Mannaert | ACM: Problem 272 |
| csv.py | Andrew Wilkins | Here we have a solution for the .csv Challenge for Useless:
csv.py Holds a class called CSVFile, which will read a csv file and can perform 2 main functions: 1) Sort by field. Arguments are the field name, not the index. 2) Reduce redundancy (I called it normalise, is there a better word?) |
| 195sm.py 195sm.txt |
Sammy Mannaert | ACM: Problem 195 |
| 725gl.py | Gregor Lingl | ACM: Problem 725 |
| Dice.py DiceSet.py |
Samuel Leming | An updated version of a simple dice roller using Tkinter. It'll need the Python MegaWidgets to run. The URL for Pmw is listed in the source if you don't already have them installed. |
| sandorf_gl.py | Gregor Lingl | ACM: Problem 795 |
| walker.py | Paul Winkler | A dangerous, stupid script that recursively walks a directory tree and calls an arbitrary system command on every file found. Contains no sanity checks and is hard to kill once you start it. But it demonstrates how os.path.walk() can be used. |
by Rob Andrews