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I have python service project (old, not written well) to get data from third party using web socket client, which is not stable. In order to improve trouble shooting, I would like convert it c# solution.
convert python source code to c#
find all nudget packages to matches with python library
Thanks.
try to find a easy way to do conversion.
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I'm learning Python and looking at the smtplib module.
I have seen several code examples, and many have smtplib.ehlo() or smtplib.helo()
What do they mean? What are they for?
You really need to read the RFC that defines SMTP, which is https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc5321 . HELO was the original introductory command (in RFC 821, in 1982!). Eventually, extensions were added that were not backward compatible. To say that you wanted to use the extension, you'd use EHLO. EHLO is now recommended for every SMTP transaction.
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I have, python code with i want to execute from google sheet.Maybe it is possible to do it with containers or it is not possible ?
It's possible using formulas.
Search: https://www.google.com/search?q=can+you+run+code+on+google+sheets
A tutorial:
https://towardsdatascience.com/using-r-and-python-in-google-sheets-formulas-b397b302098?gi=1610c314ad3e
With a bit of setup, you can create spreadsheet formulas for others to use that execute R, Python, or practically any programming language code!
^ excerpt from the tutorial
You could also try seeing if this topic helps: Trigger python code from Google spreadsheets?
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I am trying to access a module I have written in Python from C? Is this at all possible?
I have tried:
Module = PyImport_ImportModule("<modulename>");
But it doesn't seem to work
please try to add more information of what are you trying to do.
Anyway, I know it is possible. It isn't easy though..
Have you tried looking for any tutorials? I think this was already asked:
Call a Python function from within a C program
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/11805/Embedding-Python-in-C-C-Part-I
https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8497
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Is there any known way to do realtime collaboration stuff (like Google Docs) in Python (not thru the browser)? I'm working on a program, and would like to add said feature to it.
Thanks
You can try Dweet, which is a service that stores JSON data in key values pairs. You can use one of the client libraries listed on their website or you could simply make a request like so:
urllib.urlopen('https://dweet.io/dweet/for/my-thing-name?dweet=awesome')
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Can someone help me?
I have a project on Node.js(Cappuccino framework), and I must to use with the project my Python script.
How to do this deal?
You did not consult Google before asking. Searching for 'node.js execute python' got me HERE. I'm guessing this is what you want.
I'm guessing because you're not being very clear. Next time be more specific.