Hoping at least some of you use XCode...
In futzing with PyObjC and Cocoa programming on my Mac, I've come to
know XCode a little better, and am considering switching to it from my
existing editor (TextMate). However, it appears to lack your typical
auto-indenting that I'm sure most of you also fi
Erik: Thanks, that was it! Figured it was something along those lines,
but like I said, I didn't know specifically what was going on or what
to look for.
Larry: That recipe could be useful, thanks a lot :)
And thanks for the quick replies, too, you guys are awesome.
Regards,
Jeff
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This is a difficult issue to search for, and Googling (and reviewing
the pertinent Python docs) has not found me anything useful. It's also
not a super important issue, but regardless of whether it's avoidable,
I still want to know what the heck is going on.
Doing multiple print statements inside
Sorry about that, I misread the original question. However, the
python.org link is still valid as it concerns metaclasses as well as a
handful of other topics.
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Amusingly, I was just perusing these links earlier today. Go go Firefox
history search!
http://www.python.org/2.2/descrintro.html
http://users.rcn.com/python/download/Descriptor.htm
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Neil Benn wrote:
>1. I want to document the attributes (instance and also class) of a
> class and or module, I know the tags are there - where does they
> go (before/after theclass decleration, top of the module, if
> someone puts in the class doc but misses out the module stu
Thirding the Subversion/SVN suggestions. It's generally a newer, better
CVS with some new features and a lot less of the negative features/lack
thereof, of the older system.
If any of your team has CVS experience they should have no real problem
with the switch, and anyone without prior version co
Skip is correct, they're somewhat different:
SQLObject is an 'ORM' or 'Object-Relational Mapping', meaning that it
allows you to handle everything related to the database with objects.
The table handles are objects, the result set is an object, the
individual rows in a result set are objects with
See, I was thinking I'd have to write a short function to do it myself,
but I hadn't realized it could be quite *that* short. Thanks! That'll
do quite nicely, and is definitely something I'm going to throw in my
"general utility functions" folder :)
Regards,
Jeff
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y frowned
upon to use such a locale-specific function as English date suffixes?
Thanks,
Jeff
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This m
ign to
be, but primarily all at once. E.g. I'd have a Page or PageBody
container class holding a bunch of (implementing the same interface)
objects as discussed, and would want all of those sub-objects to be
in the same mode. In other words...a page is either displaying text
fields for ed
n each object and then have the ability to
point __str__ to one or the other. I suppose now I need to figure out
which is more important, that ease-of-use of overriding __str__ or
whatever benefits new-style classes give (something I'm still a bit
unclear on).
Thanks again,
Jef
,
however, so who knows where I will end up =)
Thanks for the response! If you or anyone else can shed some insight
on *why* this is the way it is (and why/if the docs are in fact
incorrect) I'd appreciate further replies. More knowledge == better.
Regards,
Jeff
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However, expressions such as self.__str__ =
aren't working for me, as above. Why not?
Thanks for any responses,
Jeff
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