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I want to develop a media player in python from scratch for ubuntu . Please suggest me some good libraries to work with . It'll also be helpful to know where to start with . Thanks in advance
You probably want gst-python.
Here are good examples to look at :
Google's python audio interface project :
http://code.google.com/p/py-audio/
2 . Python Codec registry and base class :
http://docs.python.org/library/codecs.html
3 . Here's python wrapper for FFmpeg :
http://code.google.com/p/pyffmpeg/
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I am looking for an IDE similar to netbeans(for Java) which shows JAVA-DOCS as we type in the function name :
Is there a similar IDE for python that shows me the entire documentation: ?
I am not looking for something like ..help(str)
Obviously you can use following one
Pycharm
Aptana Studio
spyderlib
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I've tried using pyinstaller to package a simple hello world example using both pyqt and wxPython and both of them were about 15mb to 20mb. Why is it so big , its not practical for simple apps. Is there any other cross-platform solutions?
For small applications you should take a look at Tkinter (or tkinter in python3). As it is part of the standard library, your clients don't have to install an additional library to use the graphical interface. IDLE, the ide which comes with the standard installation of python is written in tkinter for example.
To get started with tkinker, https://wiki.python.org/moin/TkInter is a good point to start.
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I'm looking for a tool available on Windows, Linux and Mac so as to build Python codes building abstract syntax trees. Is there such a kind of tool ?
ANTLR has a runtime available for Python; it generates code which generates ASTs. I've used the C++ version of ANTLR and it works great.
http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/ANTLR3/Python+runtime
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If there is could you provide a link to a website? Please do not down vote this question because I just signed up for stackoverflow, and I wanna still be able to ask questions.
All the libraries? No. However, the documentation has a guide to all the built-in libraries, and the Python Package Index has a lot of 3rd-party libraries.
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I searched google and this site too. I could find Dragonfly is the best suited! But I couldn't find any perfect installation for this on Linux. And it seems it has no support as the last release date backs to 2009!
Nuance is the other company which toped my search. But it doesnot give linux support natively but can be done using HTTP request which is a costly affair and limited as it requires internet.
Can someone suggest me some kind of Speech recognition software for application building with python (Preferably cross platform / Linux)
Thanks IN Advance.
I believe CMU Sphinx supports Python across various platforms. It seems well-suited to your needs.