G'day Alan,
>However I'll refrain from saying much more since I do think the
>namespaces topic could be significantly improved if only I could
>find better words and examples.
>
>So please everyone, feel free to try to explain this idea to Payal
>so that I can steal your ideas for the tutorial!!
Thanks Kent. I'll make those additions/corrections and rework the
question about private and public attributes and methods.
Mike
On Apr 26, 2006, at 7:42 PM, Kent Johnson wrote:
> Mike Hansen wrote:
>> Here's the next batch of questions and answers for the tutor FAQ. If
>> you have any clarific
Mike Hansen wrote:
> Here's the next batch of questions and answers for the tutor FAQ. If
> you have any clarifications or corrections, please let me know. I'll
> try to post this on the web site in a couple of days.
Thanks Mike!
> -
doug shawhan wrote:
> I am in preparation mode for creating a script which uses SOAP.
>
> I have been looking at the various SOAP modules: soapy, soap.py, ZSI,
> pywebsvcs.
>
> I'm very confused as to the status of these projects. Most seem to be
> only partially supported, if not abandoned com
Here's the next batch of questions and answers for the tutor FAQ. If
you have any clarifications or corrections, please let me know. I'll
try to post this on the web site in a couple of days.
-
How do I get data out of HTML?
kevin parks wrote:
> it seems to me that i need something like itertools cycle, except that
> i need to keep track of when i have exhausted my list and then call
> random.shuffle() on my sequence.
>
> def cycle(iterable):
> saved = []
> for element in iterable:
> yield
"Payal Rathod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> In Alan's tutorial I haven't got the example of print42() even after
> reading the explanation.
> I get 110 if I use it as a function.
>
spam = 42
def print42(): print spam
> ...
spam = 110
print42()
>
I am trying to write a loop that iterates over a sequence and do
something x number of times. But sometimes i will need more events
(larger number x) than i have have items in the sequence, so if i need
more events that i have stuff in my sequence i would like to have the
loop reload and shuffl
I am trying to write a loop that iterates over a sequence and do
something x number of times. But sometimes i will need more events
(larger number x) than i have have items in the sequence, so if i need
more events that i have stuff in my sequence i would like to have the
loop reload and shuffl
G'day Payal,
I had trouble understanding the namespaces section of the tutorial too but
it all clicked the other day when Alan explained the difference between
import first and from first import *
John
>Hi,
>In Alan's tutorial I haven't got the example of print42() even after
>reading the expl
I am in preparation mode for creating a script which uses SOAP.
I have been looking at the various SOAP modules: soapy, soap.py, ZSI, pywebsvcs.
I'm very confused as to the status of these projects. Most seem to be
only partially supported, if not abandoned completely. Thre appears to
have been a
I'm having a little trouble populating a cheetah template. I thought I'd ask
here first before checking the cheetah mailing list or c.l.p.
I have a simple template
This is a test
$title
#for $item in $items
category: $item.category
name: $item.name
price: $item.pric
> Basically it's not evaluating it the way you think it is:
>
>Your first example really equates to:
>
> if (1 or 5) in rollList:
Not quite, its doing:
if 1 or 5 in rollList:
We can demonstrate that with:
>>> if 1 or 0 in [6,2,3]: print 'True'
...
True
>>> if (1or 0) in [6,2,3]: print 'True'
..
Hi,
In Alan's tutorial I haven't got the example of print42() even after
reading the explanation.
I get 110 if I use it as a function.
>>> spam = 42
>>> def print42(): print spam
...
>>> spam = 110
>>> print42()
110
Why do you get 42 when you use it as module? I haven't understood the
explantai
w chun wrote:
> it sounds like you did not develop the original code. it seems to
> work... why are you trying to replace it? are you refactoring?
No it is not my code. I am trying to get it running in Jython which does
not support the bool function. I may refactor it after I get it working
i
Jason Massey wrote:
> John,
>
> Basically it's not evaluating it the way you think it is:
Right.
>
> Your first example really equates to:
>
> if (1 or 5) in rollList:
>etc...
>
> (1 or 5) equals 1 and 1 isn't in the your list.
Not quite. It's
if 1 or (5 in rollList):
Since 1 evaluat
John,Basically it's not evaluating it the way you think it is:Your first example really equates to:if (1 or 5) in rollList: etc...(1 or 5) equals 1 and 1 isn't in the your list.
On 4/26/06, John Connors <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
G'day,I found something today that has me confused. I'm making a l
Liam Clarke wrote:
> To the Tutor list - can't re.MULTILINE also be used? I've never really
> used that flag.
re.MULTILINE affects the meaning of ^ and $ - do they match only the
beginning and end of the target string (the default) or do they match
the beginning or end of any line in the string
G'day,
I found something today that has me confused. I'm making a list of 6 random
dice rolls and I want to check if any 1's or 5's were rolled. I tried this
way first and it returns true even if there are no 1's or 5's. I'll use a
roll of all 2's as an example.
rollList = [2,2,2,2,2,2]
if 1
Hi Frank, just bear in mind that the pattern:
patObj = re.compile(".*", re.DOTALL)
will match
This is my title
But, it'll also match
This is my title
Some content here
Another title; not going to happen with a title tag in HTML, but
more an illustration
All of that.
Got to wa
Kent Johnson wrote:
>Use your compiled regex for the sub(), so it will have the DOTALL flag set:
>html_text = p.sub(replace_string, html_text)
>
>
Kent,
I was trying to work out how to use the DOTALL flag with the sub method,
but couldn't figure it out.
It's so obvious once someone points it o
Frank Moore wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone tell me how to do a regex substitution across multiple lines
> in HTML?
> I can search for the piece of HTML I want to substitute, for instance:
>
>
> This is my title
>
>
> using
>
> html_text = file('some.html', 'r').read()
> search_string = '.*'
ryan luna wrote:
> Hey,
> So i decided to check out this Livewires Modules, but
> while running through the tutorial i run into a
> problem,
> When i was trying to do the graphics stuff,
> when i try and use this code
>
> circle(300,195, endpoints = ((280,180),(320,180)))
>
> and i get this error
w chun wrote:
>>> prefix = os.path.commonprefix(filter( bool, lines ))
>
> that is an interesting and yes, not very optimal way of saving the set
> of non-blank lines. the commonprefix() function takes a list of
> pathnames and returns the longest prefix that all strings have in
> common, pr
Winfried Tilanus wrote:
> On 04/25/2006 Kent Johnson wrote:
>> Many. See this page, the sections Templating Engines, HTML Shorthand
>> Processors and HTML Generation class libraries:
>> http://wiki.python.org/moin/WebProgramming
>
> Hmmm,lets toss in my own problem:
> I know the list mentioned ab
Hi,
Can anyone tell me how to do a regex substitution across multiple lines
in HTML?
I can search for the piece of HTML I want to substitute, for instance:
This is my title
using
html_text = file('some.html', 'r').read()
search_string = '.*'
p = re.compile(search_string, re.DOTALL)
But
Hey,
So i decided to check out this Livewires Modules, but
while running through the tutorial i run into a
problem,
When i was trying to do the graphics stuff,
when i try and use this code
circle(300,195, endpoints = ((280,180),(320,180)))
and i get this error
Traceback (most recent call last):
On 04/25/2006 Kent Johnson wrote:
> Many. See this page, the sections Templating Engines, HTML Shorthand
> Processors and HTML Generation class libraries:
> http://wiki.python.org/moin/WebProgramming
Hmmm,lets toss in my own problem:
I know the list mentioned above, and it is too long for me to t
Bob ... i used my kludge which defines some bounds and tests for
it... but your
idea of stuffing that into a seperate black box as golden in that it
made me think
of the problem as input --> doit --> result.
and made my loops simpler and easier to read... and i use that same
gap making
typing
[Keo Sophon]
| Does python has any function to get a system tempdir of an OS?
You want to be looking at the tempfile module (and in particular
at the gettempdir).
http://docs.python.org/lib/module-tempfile.html
TJG
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