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  1. nvwildfire

    How to Read CSV files with Python2.3

    BjornOne, thanks for the snippet of code. I ended up using the csv module like you show. You get a star for your post. kgk
  2. nvwildfire

    How to Read CSV files with Python2.3

    Thanks for the code StoneDeCroze, this really helps me get going. Being a python newbie examples that apply to what I am trying to do are very helpfull. Thanks again. nv_wildfire
  3. nvwildfire

    How to Read CSV files with Python2.3

    StoneDeCroze, Thanks for the reply, here are a few lines of the csv file. 42.23133813, -121.44313522, "maybe1", ff00ff 42.23132888, -121.43319847, "maybe1", ff00ff 42.22792478, -121.43320996, "maybe1", ff00ff 42.22802306, -121.44307129, "maybe1", ff00ff...
  4. nvwildfire

    How to Read CSV files with Python2.3

    I know this is a very simple question, but being a python newbie I need some help (this is my first project trying to use python instead of VB). I have a CSV file that is exported from a program called terrain navigator, I want to read in the data from the CSV file and then write it out as an...
  5. nvwildfire

    ASP SQL Statement Problem using wildcards (*)

    Just a note to others. When passing wildcards in an sql statement while connecting to MS access with ADO use "%" as your wildcard character. When using wildcards in MS access use "*" as your wildcard character. It took the help of others and many frustrated hours to figure...
  6. nvwildfire

    ASP SQL Statement Problem using wildcards (*)

    Thank you onpnt and funka!!!! That was my problem, needed to use a '%' instead of '*'. kgk
  7. nvwildfire

    ASP SQL Statement Problem using wildcards (*)

    Thanks for the input everyone. I'll try using brakets around my field name in the WHERE clause and I'll also add the % instead of *. Shaddow, I am connecting to access with the Jet OLEDB provider. I won't be able to try this until monday when I am back at work. kgk
  8. nvwildfire

    ASP SQL Statement Problem using wildcards (*)

    Hey list, I've got a problem that is just killing me. I am using ASP 3.0 and connecting with an access 2000 database with ADO. The problem is in my SQL statement. I know this because I am not getting any records returned (i.e. objRS.EOF and objRS.BOF). Here is the SQL statement: strSQLS =...
  9. nvwildfire

    How to get Text Width

    CajunCenturion, Thanks for the input. To add a report object do I assume I have to add the report control to my tool box? I have done so but the icon it adds just say OCX (doesn't have an icon that looks to have any meaning) and gives a .dll error when I try to add it to my form? Any...
  10. nvwildfire

    How to get Text Width

    Thanks everyone for the quick response. I am now starting to realize what my problem is. I am using VBA instead of VB. I am thinking that textwidth is not available in VBA? Can anyone confirm this? Thanks in advance. kgk
  11. nvwildfire

    How to get Text Width

    My dilemma is that the software I am using (ArcMap 8.2) does not have word wrap for its text elements. So when I have a user enter a bunch of text on a form and then when I try to place that text on a map as a text element (basically a label) the text will extend out until the end of the string...
  12. nvwildfire

    List Version Number?

    Thanks John!!! It seems so obvious now. kgk
  13. nvwildfire

    List Version Number?

    Is there anyway to have a set a label on a form to the version of the software. All I want is to automate the version in my about window. I have the VB IDE auto incrementing the version number, how do I recall that information for use in a label. Hope that makes sense. I know I could just...
  14. nvwildfire

    Open DBF file with ADO

    I figured out whate the problem was, if you try to read in a file name that is longer than 8 characters it will bomb. So what I do now is test for file length and if it is longer than 8 characters it copys the file to a temporary file. The following is the code I finally used, it works great...
  15. nvwildfire

    Open DBF file with ADO

    I cannot figure out what I am doing wrong and it is getting pretty frustrating. Maybe someone out there can see my error or at least point me in the right direction. The following is the code I am using: strSQL = "SELECT * FROM " & dlgOpenDBF.FileTitle Set fConn = New...
  16. nvwildfire

    Creating a DBF file with ADO - file Name Length?

    Hello everyone, I think this is an easy question so here it is. I am creating a DBF file with ADO, the following is the code used: Set fConn = New ADODB.Connection fConn.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _ "Data Source=" & OPath & ";&quot...
  17. nvwildfire

    Type mismatch when setting an object

    Robert, thanks a million that worked perfectly. thank you, kgk
  18. nvwildfire

    Type mismatch when setting an object

    I think I am completely missing the problem here. I have 5 text boxes (txtregime1, txtregime2, txtregime3, etc...) that I want to loop through and put there text into a database, should be no problem? I keep getting a type mismatch error when I set my objtxtbox to a string that is the name of...
  19. nvwildfire

    Weighted Random Selection

    CajunCenturion, Thanks again for the information. It really helped. kgk
  20. nvwildfire

    Weighted Random Selection

    CajunCenturion, Thanks for the help. I think your idea will work perfectly. My only concern is that the array should be shuffled so that not all numbers with a high probability are together. This may be an invalid concern, I don't know. Again many thanks for your input. Thanks you, kgk

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