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= json.loads(url.read().decode()) except: print("||| Historical data of "+stock_id+" doesn't exist") return else: if os.path.exists(json_path+stock_id+'.json') and os.stat(json_path+stock_id+'.json').st_size != 0: os.remove(json_path+stock_id+'.json') with open(json_path+stock_id+'.json', 'w') as outfile: json.dump(parsed, outfile, indent=4) try: Date=[] for i in parsed['chart']['result'][0]['timestamp']: Date.append(datetime.utcfromtimestamp(int(i)).strftime('%d-%m-%Y')) Low=parsed['chart']['result'][0]['indicators']['quote'][0]['low'] Open=parsed['chart']['result'][0]['indicators']['quote'][0]['open'] Volume=parsed['chart']['result'][0]['indicators']['quote'][0]['volume'] High=parsed['chart']['result'][0]['indicators']['quote'][0]['high'] Close=parsed['chart']['result'][0]['indicators']['quote'][0]['close'] Adjusted_Close=parsed['chart']['result'][0]['indicators']['adjclose'][0]['adjclose'] df=pd.DataFrame(list(zip(Date,Low,Open,Volume,High,Close,Adjusted_Close)),columns =['Date','Low','Open','Volume','High','Close','Adjusted Close']) if os.path.exists(csv_path+stock_id+'.csv'): os.remove(csv_path+stock_id+'.csv') df.to_csv(csv_path+stock_id+'.csv', sep=',', index=None) print(">>> Historical data of "+stock_id+" saved") except: print(">>> Historical data of "+stock_id+" could not be saved") returnFirst we have to set where the json and csv files will be saved which have been passed to the function get_historic_price()json_path = os.getcwd()+os.sep+".."+os.sep+"historic_data"+os.sep+"json"+os.sepcsv_path = os.getcwd()+os.sep+".."+os.sep+"historic_data"+os.sep+"csv"+os.sepThen we have to check if these directory exists, if not, then we will use os.mkdirif not os.path.isdir(json_path): os.makedirs(json_path)if not os.path.isdir(csv_path): os.makedirs(csv_path)Getting tickersNow as promised I will be showing how to find historical data. See below, I have opened historical data of Igarashi Motors. Here you can see max time period from which we can pull data for the stock. It stores period as unix timestamp in the query.Now let's make the query. First setperiod1 = 0period2 = 9999999999interval = 1dSee the image below, it's period1 is greater than 0 and period2 is lesser than 9999999999. This produces maximum span period from which data can be pulled.Then we need to open our csv file where yahoo finance tickers are saved. This is in the Assets folderHow did I get this? Well here is the direct link to download the yahoo ticker list (last updated September 2017). It would be helpful for the author if you visit his website page, as his income is through advertisements, and it takes lots of hours to create this type of ticker list.All right, moving on.Let's now make the funciton to shrink the ticker list.ticker_file_path = "Assets"+os.sep+"Yahoo Ticker Symbols - September 2017.xlsx"temp_df = pd.read_excel(ticker_file_path)print("Total stocks:",len(temp_df))temp_df.head(10) Yahoo Stock Tickers Unnamed: 1 Unnamed: 2 Unnamed: 3 Unnamed: 4 Unnamed: 5 Unnamed: 6 Unnamed: 7 0 NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN 1 NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN 2 Ticker Name Exchange Category Name Country NaN NaN NaN 3 OEDV Osage Exploration and Development, Inc. PNK NaN USA NaN NaN Samir Khan 4 AAPL

5$btn.state 'disabled'msg = Tk::Tile::Label.new(f) {font 'TkSmallCaptionFont'; foreground 'red'; textvariable $errmsg}msg.grid :column => 1, :row => 2, :padx => 5, :pady => 5, :sticky => 'w'our $errmsg = "";our $formatmsg = "Zip should be ##### or #####-####";sub check_zip { my ($newval,$op) = @_; $errmsg = ""; $valid = $newval =~ /^[0-9]{5}(\-[0-9]{4})?$/; $btn->state($valid ? "!disabled" : "disabled"); if ($op eq "key") { $ok_so_far = $newval =~ /^[0-9\-]*$/ && length($newval) new_ttk__frame();$f->g_grid(-column => 0, -row => 0);$f->new_ttk__label(-text => 'Name:')->g_grid(-column => 0, -row => 0, -padx => 5, -pady => 5);$f->new_ttk__entry()->g_grid(-column => 1, -row => 0, -padx => 5, -pady => 5);$f->new_ttk__label(-text => 'Zip:')->g_grid(-column => 0, -row => 1, -padx => 5, -pady => 5);$e = $f->new_ttk__entry(-textvariable => \$zip, -validate => 'all', -validatecommand => [\✓_zip, Tkx::Ev('%P', '%V')]);$e->g_grid(-column => 1, -row => 1);our $btn = $f->new_ttk__button(-text => 'Process:');$btn->g_grid(-column => 2, -row => 1, -padx => 5, -pady => 5);$btn->state('disabled');$msg = $f->new_ttk__label(-font => 'TkSmallCaptionFont', -foreground => 'red', -textvariable => \$errmsg);$msg->g_grid(-column => 1, -row => 2, -padx => 5, -pady => 5, -sticky => 'w');Notice that the validate configuration option has been changed from key to all.That arranges for the validatecommand callback to be invoked on not only keystrokes but other triggers.The trigger is passed to the callback using the %V percent substitution.The callback differentiated between key and focusout triggers (you can also check for focusin).There are a few more things to know about validation. First, if your validatecommand ever generates an error (or doesn't return a boolean), validation will be disabled for that widget. Your callback can modify the entry, e.g.,change its textvariable. You can ask the widget to validate at any time by callingits validate method, which returns true if validation passes (the %V substitution is set to forced).There is an invalidcommand configuration option (which works like validatecommand) that is called whenever validation fails. You can use it to accomplish nasty things like forcing the focus back on the widget that didn't validate. In practice, it's rarely used. As mentioned earlier, the entry's invalid state flag (which can be checked viathe instate invalid method) is automatically updated as validation succeeds or fails.Other percent substitutions allow you to get the entry's contents prior to editing (%s), differentiate between insert and delete (%d), where an insert or delete occurs (%i), what is being inserted or deleted (%S), thecurrent setting of the validate option (%v) and the name of the widget (%W). ComboboxA combobox widget combines an entry with

January 13, 2018, 8:33pm 1 As I was still testing the WIP Escargot YMSG frontend, I noticed that when authentication was successful, the client would send this packet pictured here:The curious cat I was decided to extact the key-value pairs and examine the data within.First, here’s the structure:Key 1: Key 25: Unknown (“C=0[0x01]F=1,P=0,C=0,H=0,W=0,B=0,O=0,G=0[0x01]M=0,P=0,C=0,S=0,L=3,D=1,N=0,G=0,F=0,T=0”)Key 146: Base64 string #1Key 145: Base64 string #2Key 147: Base64 string #3Not knowing how key 25 was created, I had instead decoded the Base64 strings to see what was up, and oh boy, was something up.Key 146 is actually the operating system the client is running on (e.g.: “V2luZG93cyAyMDAwLCBTZXJ2aWNlIFBhY2sgNA==” decodes to “Windows 2000, Service Pack 4”).Key 145 is actually the processor type (e.g.: “SW50ZWwgUGVudGl1bSBQcm8gb3IgUGVudGl1bQ==” decodes to “Intel Pentium Pro or Pentium”).Finally, key 147 is actually the time zone of the user (e.g.: “RWFzdGVybiBTdGFuZGFyZCBUaW1l” decodes to “Eastern Standard Time,” my time zone).I’d only see this kind of data used in collecting PC data. A similar kind of PC data collection is used in MSNP (CVR), and it’s interesting to see that Yahoo! had done the same thing.In short, this packet service isn’t a passthrough. It’s data collection. Service 22/x16 is a settings packet not pass though. You’re thinking of either server 75 or 77. Key 25 is a collection of settings, I forget what they represent but changing certain things in messenger and the absence or presence of files can change the values. I know that this YMSG packet is not a passthrough (in fact, I conclude the thread by saying it’s NOT a passthrough). It was the name given by several sources (e.g., Wireshark, jYMSG docs, basically everyone in the Yahoo! Messenger scene). I just went with the name just because.