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Simple program written in Python for working with Portable Game Notation files which are used for storing and sharing information about chess games.
*Screenshot*:
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*Portable Game Notation* (PGN) is a computer-...
=*Python + Tkinter = *PyDomainWhois=
==How It Works ?==
Type the following command to the console.
{{{
python PyDomainWhois.py
}}}
==What is Required?==
1.Python
{{{
sudo apt-get install python #Python for the installation.
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2.Tkinter
{{{
sudo apt-get install python-tk #Tkinter fo...
Pyrsync is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for rsync, a fast command line backup utility, using Python and Tkinter. A future version will use the PyQt libraries.
Users should have a general understanding of rsync before using this program.
Be sure to add trailing slashes "/" onto the director...
基于tk和pyfme开发的一些工具集。
I am developing various small tools to do some quick code analysis. The project is combination of all such tools and common utilities.
These tools require [http://pygments.org/ Pygments] Python Syntax Highliger.
=== Code Duplication Detector(CDD) ===
Code duplication detector is similar to [h...
=Pwytter: Free twitter client for Windows, Mac and Linux=
*[http://www.pwytter.com/ Pwytter]* is a standalone *Twitter GUI client* written in Python / tkInter.
[http://www.pwytter.com/ http://www.pwytter.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/pwytter05.jpg]
It use the great [http://code.google.com/...
XML Based GUI design does have some interesting aspects:
* GUI description
* Stylesheets
* Internationalization
* Reuse of XML components
* Decoupled design
* Automatically connecting GUI and model.
At least, programming an application should be more easy. As a starting I'm using Py...
This is a Tetris program. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
Single source file: tetris_tk.py
Just under 500 lines of code.
Python 2.5.4 is required to run it, no additional Python libraries though.
A wrapper over Tkinter for building Python guis.
http://www.bensonbasement.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/lexcessscreen.png
This is a simple but addictive game. Random letters appear on the screen one by one. Make words to eliminate letters and score points. The letters come faster and faster, and when they fill the screen, you lose!