No problems, I'm at least aware of the indented nature of python. I'll
get this code added in later in the week and give it a trial run, see
what happens. Thanks!
On 12/23/2012 02:55 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>
>> Mark Sapiro writes:
>>
>> Python is indentation-sensiti
Mark Sapiro writes:
> No, it's just lack of careful typing and proof-reading on my part.
> (Also, a clue that what I wrote was inadequately tested at best).
Hey, I wouldn't worry about it. You play more games of the season
than Ichiro and you bat about .950!
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Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>Mark Sapiro writes:
>
>Python is indentation-sensitive. Do you really mean a dedent there
>relative to the surrounding stanza? It doesn't seem to be an artifact
>of TABs or something like that.
No, it's just lack of careful typing and proof-reading on my part.
(Also
BA lanfest wrote:
>
>However, the absolute weirdest thing is this. Yesterday, I signed up for a
>few other lists to run some tests. One thing I tried was responding to an
>archive message straight from the web using the mailto:someone";>
>link at the top of a message (my browser is configured to
Mark Sapiro writes:
Python is indentation-sensitive. Do you really mean a dedent there
relative to the surrounding stanza? It doesn't seem to be an artifact
of TABs or something like that.
> Find the section in the definition of the files() method that looks like
>
> if ext <> e
On 12/18/2012 11:15 AM, Jeff Taylor wrote:
>
> From an initial glance, I was thinking of having a configurable Delay
> variable in mm_cfg.py, specified in seconds, then qrunner could use the
> timestamp on the queued messages and only process the ones which were
> older than Delay. This backup ma
Actually, scratch that last part about correct threading in the absence of
"In-Reply-To" header. I just re-checked, and that was actually only
threaded one level down, which was coincidentally the correct level, but is
also where replies end up going even if they should be deeper, when missing
the
BA lanfest wrote:
>I am a new member of a Mailman list. This feels like a stupid question,
>but the other day I tried to respond to a message, and it did not nest
>properly. It nested at the same level as the post I was responding to,
>rather than under it (and this was not a case of nesting lim
