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2008-03-13
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Originally Posted by GeraldKo
OMG this thing works!
What I haven't figured out, I think, is: How do you tell the script What File to act on? Or is there something else I've done wrong?
Any help? Thanks in advance!
Run the PythonRun Editor. Read the Intro of the Non-Programmers Guide in the Help section. This shows you how to save and run scripts. Run the ereader2html.py script (the script text file you downloaded from the blog and renamed). This will give you the syntax for conversion:
Usage:
ereader2html infile.pdb outdir "your name" credit_card_number
So what you do is run that script again, and in the arguments line put in:
infile.pdb outdir "your name" credit_card_number
FWIW, my ereader book 'WorldWarZ.pdb' I put in my script directory 'c:\Files' and I had created a directory called 'ereader' under my script directory for the output. And you only need the last 8 digits of your credit card number. So my arguments line looked something like this:
WorldWarZ.pdb ereader "Push Wall" 12345678
Good luck!
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2008-03-13
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Originally Posted by Pushwall
OK, so I want to read the Intro of the Non-Programmers Guide in the Help section of the PythonRun Editor. Unfortunately, I'm already stumped: How do I run the PythonRun Editor?
Run the PythonRun Editor. Read the Intro of the Non-Programmers Guide in the Help section. This shows you how to save and run scripts.
(Sorry about my high level of ignorance on this stuff. I really am trying on my own, entering "pythonrun" in Xterm, etc. Also, I found that both in Windows and in Xterm, when running Python from the command line, that entering "help" gets me nowhere; not sure what I'm doing wrong.)
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2008-03-13
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In WindowsXP, there should be a menu item in Start/All Programs called ActiveState ActivePython 2.5. In there is the PythonWin Editor that you need to run. Once you get that running just click on Help on the top menu.
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2008-03-14
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Pushwall, thanks very much. Turned out that I had used an ActiveState Python installer that didn't have everything -- it didn't put *anything* in the Start Menu (that was the tip-off) and didn't have manuals, help, ... nothing but the basic program to be run from the command line. It took some fiddling once I had the more complete Python installation, but ... success! How sweet it is.
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2008-03-14
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OK, now I can run the script in Windows XP by using the Run function in ActiveState Python. However, ultimately I would like to be able to run the script on the Tablet. So far, I can't figure out how to run the script even from the XP command line or in Python's interactive mode on Windows XP, let alone on the Tablet.
On the Tablet, I find that if I type python at the $ prompt in Xterm, python launches and I get the >>> python prompt. But I'm stuck after that. If I just put in the script and arguments, I get back a syntax error.
I've tried, for example:
mobidedrm.py stick.prc stickX.prc VVBQTEW$DJ
When, in the Python Run function under Windows, I put in mobidedrm.py as the script and I put in the rest of what I have there as the argument, it creates a new, unencrypted file "stickX.prc So my arguments are right and my script works.
My reading makes me wonder about Paths and where the script should be. (I put in a path to Python in my environment variable in XP; that didn't seem to help; and I have no idea what to do in that regard, if anything, in Maemo.)
Is Python runtime not the right program for running a script? I've seen references to iPython -- is that what I should be running? Any ideas?
Thanks very much, once again!
On the Tablet, I find that if I type python at the $ prompt in Xterm, python launches and I get the >>> python prompt. But I'm stuck after that. If I just put in the script and arguments, I get back a syntax error.
I've tried, for example:
mobidedrm.py stick.prc stickX.prc VVBQTEW$DJ
When, in the Python Run function under Windows, I put in mobidedrm.py as the script and I put in the rest of what I have there as the argument, it creates a new, unencrypted file "stickX.prc So my arguments are right and my script works.
My reading makes me wonder about Paths and where the script should be. (I put in a path to Python in my environment variable in XP; that didn't seem to help; and I have no idea what to do in that regard, if anything, in Maemo.)
Is Python runtime not the right program for running a script? I've seen references to iPython -- is that what I should be running? Any ideas?
Thanks very much, once again!
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2008-03-14
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Sorry I don't know enough about Python to answer your questions. I only got as far as reading that first section in the Non-Programmers Guide since that's all I needed for my purposes. Anyone else? 
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2008-03-20
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Hi all,
For a moment there, I thought I finally had a ebook solution. I have many ereader books. The pastebin for ereader2html has "expired or deleted".
If any of you still have it, please let me know - by PM or however. I'd really appreciate it...
For a moment there, I thought I finally had a ebook solution. I have many ereader books. The pastebin for ereader2html has "expired or deleted".
If any of you still have it, please let me know - by PM or however. I'd really appreciate it...
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2008-03-20
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Originally Posted by GeraldKo
No, at the >>> prompt you can enter python statements, but to run a script you do it from the shell prompt. Just type python followed by the script name and any arguments:
I've tried, for example:
mobidedrm.py stick.prc stickX.prc VVBQTEW$DJ
When, in the Python Run function under Windows, I put in mobidedrm.py as the script and I put in the rest of what I have there as the argument, it creates a new, unencrypted file "stickX.prc So my arguments are right and my script works.
My reading makes me wonder about Paths and where the script should be. (I put in a path to Python in my environment variable in XP; that didn't seem to help; and I have no idea what to do in that regard, if anything, in Maemo.)
Is Python runtime not the right program for running a script? I've seen references to iPython -- is that what I should be running? Any ideas?
$ python mobidedrm.py stick.prc stickX.prc VVBQTEW$DJ
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2008-03-21
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Originally Posted by paulkoan
It may be that the pastebin administrator is taking down the code, but see DarkReverser's weblog comment-35.
For a moment there, I thought I finally had a ebook solution. I have many ereader books. The pastebin for ereader2html has "expired or deleted".
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