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Python script to merge and edit sensitive PDF files you don't want to upload to random sites you find on Google. Merge PDFs by adding one to another. Update a single page in a PDF (good for adding a signed page to a form) Insert a page into an existing PDF. Delete a page. Click on one of the buttons and a new window will pop up depending on the function. Pick your files and enter in the data. If there are no problems, a confirmation will pop up.

Addressing the question for variable variables in python (i.e. variables with variable names), which has been posed on stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1373164/how-do-i-do-variable-variables-in-python The consensus is to use a dictionary for this. This is a good idead, however, there are many aspects arising from this: * you'll yourself be responsible for this dictionary, including garbage collection (of in-dict variables) etc. * there's no locality for variable variables, all are global within the dictionary, unless you locally define different dictionaries for this purpose * you are more flexible, e.g. you can decide to overwrite existing variables or, alternatively, to raise an exception on overwriting (e.g. for const variables) * if you want to rename a variable name, you'll have to do it manually * ... ...

For 2D data objects in Python, you have 3 main options: - Numpy Array - Pandas DataFrame (built on np.array) - SQL table Numpy and Pandas are great for working with a complete set of data, but not very efficient for building up row by row. SQL is good for building up the object row by row, but you have to write SQL and leave the world of Python objects. PySimpleTable tries to find the middle ground with more flexibility than Numpy or Pandas for incrementally building a 2D object without needing to use SQL. Once the 2D object is created, call an included method to convert it to a more efficient and powerful Numpy Array or Pandas DataFrame for the real work. ...