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  • neotricprogramming.blogspot.com

    Maddy's Blog

    A blog on Python programming and tutorials for python and latest code snippets of the python

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  • monkey.org/~marius

    marius a. eriksen

    marius a. eriksen SEP 2010 Implementing python style generators with delimited continuations » FEB 2010 Self-contained emacs » JAN 2010 Emacs as a tiling window manager » Beautiful fixed-width fonts for OSX » NOV 2009 Regarding the case against Christopher Thompson » Haskell is beautiful in practice » MAY 2009 Pattern matching in Python » Some open source software

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  • tamats.com/blog

    tamapolis

    tamapolis where tamat's come from .OBJ to JSON python script June 26th, 2011 I have developed a small script in python to convert OBJs to JSON, well suited for WebGL rendering. It is not very optimized, and it only support OBJs with one mesh with UVs and Normals. It computes the bounding box and clamp to 3 decimals all the values to avoid some ugly values. It support indexed meshes and coordinates swap for 3ds MAX exported meshes. The code after the jump. Read the rest of this entry

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  • halfcooked.com/blog

    Andrew Channels Dexter Pinion

    Andrew Channels Dexter Pinion Wherein I write some stuff that you may like to read. Or not, its up to you really. August', 2011 Validating an XML File with LXML Filed under: python ? Andy Todd @ 8:35 pm I?ve been playing with XML files recently and have on the odd occasion needed to validate a file against an XML schema. This is surprisingly easy using lxml, the Swiss Army knife of Python XML processing. Allow me to demonstrate. >>> from lxml import entree >>> schema

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  • ericpatterson.com/blog

    Future Classic

    Future Classic the eclectic and esoteric. Home About Travel Whereabouts Strange Attractors in Color Author: Eric 25 Feb Here is a set of attractors from Python code that I authored. The hue is based on the X-location of the previous attractor point, an idea that I picked-up from Ian Withim. The math for the attractors is performed in Python, with the images written as TIF files using PIL. There is a ?bloom? effect that I created after in PS, using a second blurred and

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