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I want to convert .rdf file (of 1 TeraByte) to .n3 format. I wrote my own parser but it is very inefficient (takes 10 days and more). Can someone please suggest me some good library in python, which I may use to accomplish this. Also if possible please point me to some good examples which me help me understand and use the library
I think you could use cwm,
python cwm.py --rdf source-file.rdf --n3 > target-file.n3
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I like to stream a video in the internet,and I search to find some streaming tools to help me in this manner. I can find one open source dvblast
Now, Is there another open source or paid tools can help me?
Is there any python package to do this?
**hint : I want to use It for stream video like TV shows.
You can use something like:
1)http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/smooth-streaming
2)http://www.ffmpeg.org/ffserver.html
3)http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
that vlc use dvblast!
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I need a code editor for Python for Windows. I want something easy to install and i like it if the words are colorful :D
Try Sublime text 2 you will like it - http://www.sublimetext.com/2
also as SwankSwashbucklers said notepad++ is really good too, I've used it for years
Try notepad++, it's easy to work with and colors python.
Here's a link: http://notepad-plus-plus.org/
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What are various tools to convert Python scripts to C. I am mainly looking at speed of such tools/converter/interpreter.
Thanks,
-J
cython is what you are looking for http://www.cython.org/
Mark Dufour's Shedskin is an interesting alternative, that can parse a large subset of python, and translate it to C++. The project also has a really good blog
You could use Pypy to translate a subset of Python language to C.
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I would like to code something with augmented reality, do you know any python library to play with?
OpenCV would be the closest match I can think of ...
ARToolKit apparently has python bindings:
http://www.hitlabnz.org/forum/showthread.php?548-PyARTK-0.1-Python-binding-for-ARToolKit-released
I've not experimented, ymmv.
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An ARC file is a lossless data-compression format.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARC_%28file_format%29
I've tried googling some, but the Python ARC readers are 404 errors, or cannot be found.
Anyone know of any library I can use?
If you are able to use SWIG then possibly the ARC source code from FreeBSD could be used. Or you could have a look at the source, and perhaps reimplement it in Python. I remember ARC and it did not last very long as a popular tool so I suspect that it is not overly complex.