Projects tagged ‘file’ and ‘python’

'pea-file-splitter' is a free file splitter utility. It runs on Windows, Linux, Mac, and possibly other platforms. It is written in the Python programming language and uses the wxWidgets toolkit.

Python library to access and create filesystems using URL. Provides access to HTTP, FTP, local files, HTTP, FTP servers and FUSE filesystem.

File management with Python is a little obtuse. pyfileutils makes dealing with files and folders an easier and more intuitive process.

two pane file commander

Provides classes for manipulating various RIFF files in python.

*dwarf-ng* -- a little and powerful object file manipulation tool. file types currently handled PE (Portable Executable) ELF Mach-O (os x executables) downloadsthe tarball can be downloaded from ... [More] the download tab or you can follow this link you can download the current working code from the svn repository: svn export http://code.autistici.org/svn/dwarf/trunk dwarf or if you don't have svn installed you can use wget instead: wget -r http://code.autistici.org/svn/dwarf/trunk && cd code.autistici.org/svn/dwarf/trunk documentationread the man page. DevelopersFernando Iazeolla - founder & core developer. [Less]

Welcome to Michele De Stefano's UtilitesIntroductionThis library is intended to become a collection of several C++ utilities. At present it contains: a tool for detecting machine endianity. some ... [More] useful classes that allow to treat the old C FILE pointer as a C++ stream. C++ classes that help on treating Python file objects as C++ streams. simple utilities for indexing support in Python extensions. new C++ to-Python and from-Python converters for some Boost uBlas objects. The easiest way to learn to use this library is to build the doxygen documentation ad browse it. Each class is a well documented, small, easy to use tool and it should never be too difficult to learn to use it. The doxygen configuration file is documentation.conf. All this library makes a heavy usage of the Boost C++ libraries: so, they must be installed on the system. It is assumed that the user is familiar with them. Release NotesRelease 1.2.0: Improved python/fileobj.hpp: now there are 3 helper file objects and they are copy-constructible. Derivation from boost::python::object has been mantained. Added utilities for indexing support in Python extensions. dded boost::python converters for some boost::numeric::ublas classes. Release 1.1.0: flush support added to FILE* devices. added a new "python" namespace. Contains an object derived from boost::python::object that helps in using python file objects within python extensions written with Boost.Python. Installation InstructionsBasically, there is nothing to build, because this library is completely template based. All that you need is to place the mds_utils folder (within the include folder) where you prefer. For Unix/Linux users, installation is facilitated by the GNU build system. So, basically, the usual sequence configure, make, make install will properly install the library. Have a look at the INSTALL file. To build documentation you need doxygen (so, install it if you don't have). Go into the sources root directory and type doxygen documentation.confthis will create the "doc" directory, containing the whole documentation. Related PagesVisit my web page on LinkedIn [Less]

Python + PyQt4 server-client (1 to 1) file transfer application. It supports: Multiple file transfers at the same time Pause and Resume (within the same session) Image and Text Previews Basic Chat ... [More] Planned features: Resume stopped transfer from another session MD5 file check on finished (actually uses MD5SUM as file id so it's easy to implement) Configuration options (Maybe...) Encryption / Security [Less]

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Versión en español About GtkFileSplitterGtkFileSplitter is a simple desktop application made to split files in smaller pieces, and to join file pieces to form the original files; its similar to ... [More] other programs such as Hacha (Axe) or HJSplit. Thanks to volunteers, it has language support for Czech, Dutch, French, Hebrew, Italian, Polish, Simplified Chinese, Spanish and Swedish. It requires Python, GTK and Glade, which come with default install on several Linux distros (ie. Ubuntu), but can even run on MS Windows (with GTK and Python installed). Currently I'm moving the hosting of the project to Canonical's Launchpad, see the Gtk File Splitter page on Launchpad You can use the following repositories: For Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic) deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/denis-fuenzalida/ppa/ubuntu karmic main deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/denis-fuenzalida/ppa/ubuntu karmic main For Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/denis-fuenzalida/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/denis-fuenzalida/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main The packages are signed with my key ID: C01243E3. To add the key to your trusted sources, run: $ sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys C01243E3And then, you can install by running $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install gtkfilesplitterScreenshotsEnglish locale on Ubuntu: French locale on Ubuntu: Polish locale on Ubuntu: An older version, running on Windows XP with Python and GTK+: [Less]