On 28/04/06, kevin parks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In most case you are fine operating on the list in place and altering the
> existing list. In some cases you want your code to stop molesting your poor
> mutables and really honestly sincerly copy the dang thing. In this case i am
> making a fun
I know there is an answer to this somewhere. it is prolly the biggest
stumbling
block to all python n00bs, but it hasn't been an issue for me in a
while.
Suddenly i am getting bit by it and can't for the life of me keep
straight the
two way of opperating on lists.
In most case you are fine
>>> You're right, I realised after playing with Tim's example that the
>>> problem was that I wasn't calling close() on the codecs file. Adding
>>> this after the f.write(html_text) seems to flush the buffer which
>>> means that the content now gets written to the file.
>>
>> Quick note: it may
Hi Kevin,
kevin parks wrote:
> 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 li
doug shawhan wrote:
> The https/XML API is deprecated and will no longer be supported after
> the first of June. :-/
What about the "Unified Schema XML API"? It's XML but it's not SOAP; the
XML formats look pretty straightforward. They have a lot of fields but
the structure is pretty simple.
>
... Upon which I completely expose my ignorance of REST. I was
completely concentrating on SOAP, since it seemed to have much more
activity and had not looked at the REST description. It look like, for
eBay's purposes, that to use the older xml-based systems, one must
append "schema=1" to the reque
The https/XML API is deprecated and will no longer be supported after the first of June. :-/
The real drag is: the older XML api had *2* very nice python
implementations. I was successfull in less than 10 minutes with both of
those. It's a shame.
I was hoping to avoid the REST method, as I would
doug shawhan wrote:
> The problem is, I am trying to develop a script to upload massive
> amounts of stuff onto an ebay store. Unfortunately the folks at ebay
> have settled on a couple sorts of soapism as their standard. (They seem
> to be very Java and Dot Net happy over there ...)
>
> I woul
The problem is, I am trying to develop a script to upload massive
amounts of stuff onto an ebay store. Unfortunately the folks at ebay
have settled on a couple sorts of soapism as their standard. (They seem
to be very Java and Dot Net happy over there ...)
I would prefer nearly *any* other protoco
Danny Yoo wrote:
>> You're right, I realised after playing with Tim's example that the
>> problem was that I wasn't calling close() on the codecs file. Adding
>> this after the f.write(html_text) seems to flush the buffer which means
>> that the content now gets written to the file.
>
> Hi Fran
> You're right, I realised after playing with Tim's example that the
> problem was that I wasn't calling close() on the codecs file. Adding
> this after the f.write(html_text) seems to flush the buffer which means
> that the content now gets written to the file.
Hi Frank,
Quick note: it may be
> I know that overall Global variables are bad idea, however, I have a
> situation where on on initialisation of a class, I need to read in two
> files and then populate two lists.
Hi Max,
Could you give more context to this problem? I'm not sure we get it yet.
*grin*
> The lists need to w
Kent Johnson wrote:
>Do you explicitly close the output file? If not, the data may not be
>actually written.
>
>
Kent,
You're right, I realised after playing with Tim's example that the
problem was that I wasn't calling close() on the codecs file.
Adding this after the f.write(html_text) seem
[Max Russell]
| I know that overall Global variables are bad idea, however,
| I have a situation where on on initialisation of a class, I
| need to read in two files and then populate two lists.
| The lists need to would appear to need to be outwith the
| class I am working with and global.
|
Max Russell wrote:
> Hello-
>
> I know that overall Global variables are bad idea, however, I have a
> situation where on on initialisation of a class, I need to read in two
> files and then populate two lists.
What do you mean by class initialization? If you want to read the files
and popul
Hello-
I know that overall
Global variables are bad idea, however, I have a situation where on on
initialisation of a class, I need to read in two files and then populate two
lists.
The lists need to
would appear to need to be outwith the class I am working with and
global.
Can anyone
On 04/26/2006 Kent Johnson wrote:
> I think Kid meets your requirements:
> http://kid.lesscode.org/
>
> Other template systems that seem to be popular these days:
> Cheetah
> HTMLTemplate
> Myghty
Thanks for the suggestions (also for those off-line). Kid and cheetah
look the most promising. I wil
Frank Moore wrote:
> The later code (where I use codecs) is not giving me an error (I must
> have got that error during an intermediate step I performed).
> However, it's also not writing anything away. It seems to be silently
> failing as html_text definitely has content.
Do you explicitly clos
[Frank Moore]
| I'm getting the following error when I try and write some HTML with
| German text in it.
|
| UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xf6' in
| position 1367: ordinal not in range(128)
|
| I've now read the 'Unicode - How To' by AMKuchling and
| changed the
Frank Moore wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm getting the following error when I try and write some HTML with
> German text in it.
>
> UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xf6' in
> position 1367: ordinal not in range(128)
>
> This was my code:
>
> html_text = open(inFile, 'r'
Hi,
I'm getting the following error when I try and write some HTML with
German text in it.
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\xf6' in
position 1367: ordinal not in range(128)
This was my code:
html_text = open(inFile, 'r').read()
# ... do some processing on
I have Oracle 10g and Python 2.4 on my PC. I just installed cx_Oracle and
then entered - import cx_Oracle -in PythonWin and got the following error -
>>> import cx_Oracle
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in ?
ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified procedure could not be f
> Py2exe makes an executable of your Python program. For Windows only.
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/py2exe/
>
I believe Gordon McMillan's installer (now called pyInstaller) also makes
Linux (and Irix!) executables so may be worth a link/mention here too.
http://pyinstaller.hpcf.upr.edu/cg
Alan Gauld wrote:
> 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.
Hi Alan,
Looking at the tutorial, I think it jumps too quickly to more advanced
material (multiple modules) bef
On 26/04/06, Liam Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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
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