wb

I know it's early days but rumour of what's going down at dc/wb is filling me with alot of hope AND confidence that they are gonna pull off the job better than Marvel.

Is Captain America Delayed? Marvel Says No. | /Film 2010

So, uh, good job, and holy smokes, wb is adorable. love the ‘do. venessa Said,

Heaven Can Wait | Her Bad Mother 2007

One way to do it would be to use the struct module like this: import struct f = open ( "points. bin", "wb") f. write (struct. pack ( "I", len (points))) for x, y in points:

Planet Python 2010

File "mobidedrm002. py", line 176, in file (outfile, 'wb'). write (DrmStripper (data_file, pid). getResult ())

random($foo) 2010

File "MobiDeDRM002. py", line 176, in? file (outfile, 'wb'). write (DrmStripper (data_file, pid). getResult ())

random($foo) 2010

File "C: \Python25\Tools\scripts\mobidedrm. py", line 176, in file (outfile, 'wb'). write (DrmStripper (data_file, pid). getResult ())

random($foo) 2010

File "mobidedrm. py", line 176, in? file (outfile, 'wb'). write (DrmStripper (data_file, pid). getResult ())

random($foo) 2010

File "ereader2html. py", line 761, in convertEreaderToHtml file (os. path.join (outdir, htmlfilename), 'wb'). write (pml. process ())

random($foo) 2010

File "C: \mobidedrm. py", line 176, in file (outfile, 'wb'). write (DrmStripper (data_file, pid). getResult ())

random($foo) 2010

To open a file for binary writing is easy, it is the same way you do for reading, just change the mode into "wb". file = open ( "test. bin", "wb")

Planet MYOSS 2008