x27;ve already launched two questions at the list today only to find the
answers myself, but I can guarantee you get a chance to chomp on this
one a while, as I'm giving up for the night now, and won't be trying
again until tomorrow afte
On Mar 20, 10:51 pm, "Moof" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I'm now at a loss quite how to proceed. How does one even go about
> deciding the right order for deletions for SQL flush commands? Or
> fixing this cyclic foreign key issue?
>
> I can't be
x27;t believe SQL Server is the only database has issues with these
things, but most of the other database implementations just use
truncate, so, again, I'm at a loss.
Any thoughts?
Moof
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On Mar 20, 6:29 pm, "Moof" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, I decided to try getting django running on my box, with SQL
> Server 2005 Express, and it fails abysmally.
OK, so I can't read ado_mssql errors correctly. It's not the lack of
comments_comment th
o get
MS SQL Server support running.
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not sure how
that's continued.
You might wish to have a look and see whether path's built-in globbing
options are something you wish to just lift.
Moof
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" for the alreayd existing "price" column, how
do I go about doing so at database upgrade time.
My own particular take on this is up at
<http://metamoof.net/blog/2005/07/26/well_i'll_be_django'd>
but I haven't had the time to actually code up a patch, and I'm not certain
it's the correct solution anyway. I'd appreciate thoughts, though.
Moof
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Moof wrote:
> If you want another high-performance WSGI-compliant pure python web server,
> you could do worse thna to look at Twisted, <http://twisedmatrix.com/>
> though I don't know if anyone has tried adapting django to work with it.
It appears tha
working out how to set it up though.
*ponders*
Does anyone know if Zope is, as yet, capable of acting as a WSGI server?
If you come into difficulties due to the WSGI-compliance part, then I
suggest asking on here, or filing a bug. The code is over in
django.core.handlers.wsgi
Moof
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you all to hack it apart with the stuff I may have left out.
I've left a link to a page defining my proposed string object, but I haven't
got round to writing that yet.
http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/InterNationalization
Moof
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ws us to do proper localised number
and date formatting on the fly.
Moof
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ers will want to output UTF-16 rather than UTF-8, it makes for smaller
files, for them.
And yes, as many python bloggers have observed recently: Python's unicode
handling sucks. But it's all we've got.
Moof - off to do an i18n page in the wiki.
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may
mean gettext is not suitable for us out of the box, as last I fiddled with
it, it assumed that it was taking its language from some application-global
language variable.
And really, if we're not planning to make django cope with multilingual
sites, then it's not worth it.
FWIW,
er than i18n, but that's fair enough. It
does sound like a good start. I'll give another look at it this evening and
see if I can generate a few tickets out of that to keep these things tracked
on trac.
We may need to revisit the unicode ticket at some point, though right now
the few tests
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