kakada wrote:
> Actually, what I want is creating a kind of file that is just located in
> memory not file system.
> I want to have a filename for my convert(inputFileName, outputFileName)
> How can I get filename?
> doing:
> fin.name() is impossible!
Rewrite convert so it takes file-like objects
I'm searching through SQL logs and want to find lines that have
WHERE-less (unbounded) queries. I can't come up with a regex to say:
SELECT.*FROM.*(the word WHERE must not exist anywhere in the remainder
of the line)
Am I forgetting something simple or would this take two passes?
Alan
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R. Alan Monroe wrote:
> I'm searching through SQL logs and want to find lines that have
> WHERE-less (unbounded) queries. I can't come up with a regex to say:
>
> SELECT.*FROM.*(the word WHERE must not exist anywhere in the remainder
> of the line)
>
> Am I forgetting something simple or would th
On Mon, 22 May 2006, [ISO-8859-1] Hugo Gonz?lez Monteverde wrote:
> Are you using any kind of prefabricated Python module for this? Maybe
> their implementation of MP3 tagging is enlightening to you.
I started to; I started using the mp3.py module found here:
http://www.dotfunk.com/projects/mp3
> R. Alan Monroe wrote:
>> I'm searching through SQL logs and want to find lines that have
>> WHERE-less (unbounded) queries. I can't come up with a regex to say:
>>
>> SELECT.*FROM.*(the word WHERE must not exist anywhere in the remainder
>> of the line)
>>
>> Am I forgetting something simple or
Alan Gauld wrote:
>> When I try to use the class listed below, I get the statement that
>> self
>> is not defined.
>>
>> test=TriggerMessage(data)
>> var = test.decode(self.qname)
>>
>> I would have thought that self would have carried forward when I
>> grabbed
>> an instance of TriggerMessage.
>
>> self is a special varianble
> "special variable" could be confusing. Python has no "special
> variables". "self" is used by convention.
Good point. The name self is not special it is its role that is
special.
thus
class C:
def m(s,p):
print p
c = C()
c.m(42)
Thus we define met
