Hi David,
You lost me there.
What does a late train ghave to do with filling in web forms?!
> Is there a way in python to automatically put values in a web page ?
> For example I used to travel on a train (I live in the UK) that is
> always late. Is there a way to automatically to do this ?
Oh. just found the original question.. :)
OK perhaps this would be more helpful if you were to manually query
mysql on command line and paste the results it outputs here.
what I am betting is your method to get the data out of teh query is
doing exactly what you tell it to.. :)
but this hinges
David Holland wrote:
> Is there a way in python to automatically put values in a web page ?
> For example I used to travel on a train (I live in the UK) that is
> always late. Is there a way to automatically to do this ?
Can you be more specific? Do you want to script the browser so it
displa
On 3/18/06, David Holland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a way in python to automatically put values in a web page ? For
> example I used to travel on a train (I live in the UK) that is always late.
> Is there a way to automatically to do this ?
> I can't think of how to do it.
You don't
you'd grab a blob the same way you'd grab a text data type- the only
difference being the data you insert. for example, make a string of
letters only, insert it into both a blob and a text data type- you can
get the data out exactly as is either way , however if you attempt to
put binary data i
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Christopher Spears wrote:
> I just completed an assignment out of Learning Python
> in which I used the Cmd class from the cmd module to
> create a little shell:
> My main question concerns the naming of functions such
> as:
>
> def do_ls(self, line):
> if line == '': dirs = [os.curdir]
>
Is there a way in python to automatically put values in a web page ? For example I used to travel on a train (I live in the UK) that is always late. Is there a way to automatically to do this ? I can't think of how to do it. --
>I just completed an assignment out of Learning Python
> in which I used the Cmd class from the cmd module to
> create a little shell:
> Originally, I called the function 'ls', but when I did
> that, the function didn't work when I typed 'ls' at
> the prompt. When I looked in the back of the boo
>I am trying to write a function that takes a
> directory's name, finds any subdirectories, and then
> prints out the size of the files in all found
> directories.
> As you see, the problem is that there is another
> directory under testFiles called testDir, but the
> function doesn't check the di
On 3/17/06, Brian Gustin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> if the data is not binary, you can use TEXT type - accepts all readable
> characters and data, BLOB type is more for binary data storage, and
> MYSQL's Varchar type only stores up to 255 characters. (65,536 bits, or
> 64Kbits)
>
> If you are sto
Dnia piątek, 17 marca 2006 19:22, Bill Campbell napisał:
> If you're sure it's a Linux system, fine. Like /etc/mtab, this isn't
> portable. Looking at some of the systems we have here:
Fortezza mentioned it the way I assumed he has Linux:
>> If there a semi-standard way to test if a file syste
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