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I am trying to extract assembly code from the ELF file is there any Python pre-define library that can allow me to extract assembly code from the elf file like Objdump do in Linux, for more I am writing this code to find a set of instruction from the binary file, if you give me a sample code.
There is a library called pyelftools.
References:
https://medium.com/analytics-vidhya/exploring-elf-files-using-pyelftools-93bb7665cce3
https://github.com/eliben/pyelftools/wiki/User's-guide
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im wondering if there´s another way than "py2exe" or "pyinstaller" to compile a python code (3.7) into a *.exe file ?
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There's a thing called py2app although I don't know if you'll have any more success with that.
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I got a groovy script that gives me an output file that I will use as an input file to a python script. I want to run the groovy script from within python instead of running groovy and then running python. If it is possible, please tell me how I can do it?
There are mainly 2 ways:
Using the os library (https://docs.python.org/2/library/os.html#os.system):
import os
os.system("groovy your_script.groovy")
Using the subprocess library (https://docs.python.org/2/library/subprocess.html)
import subprocess
subprocess.check_call(["groovy", "your_script.groovy"])
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How can I view the source code of a particular Standard Library and/or an External Library? I would like to see the Python code, not the underling C code.
I am trying to find this to see how experienced programmers write their code. I already looked at the Where do I find the python standard library code? but the answer just seems to be most is written in C.
The main repo of the standard library is hosted here: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/3.7/Lib/
This can also be found on the typical Python installation in the same location (i.e. subfolder Lib).
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I had recently switched from python 2 to python 3. I knew that PDFMiner module is not supported by python 3. So I wonder if there's alternative to PDFMiner or to put it simpler, whether there is any module that support Python 3 and is able to extract text and numbers from a pdf?
Pdfminer3k should be exactly that:
pdfminer3k is a Python 3 port of pdfminer. PDFMiner is a tool for
extracting information from PDF documents
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pdfminer3k
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How do I extract a PDF file attachment via python? (File attached to the PDF)
I seem to not be able to find anything about this topic.
This is not a native python solution, but try to use pdfdetach(1) with subprocess
from subprocess import call
call(["pdfdetach", "-saveall", "file.pdf"])
(1) there is also Windows port by Cygwin