Gregor Lingl wrote:
> Hi all of you,
>
> I've some Vector class, which is a subclass of tuple and which is
> working satisfactorily since long in different contexts. Now I've
> constructed objects with attributes of Vec-type, which I wanted to
> deepcopy. But that doesn't work, because I can't
Hi all of you,
I've some Vector class, which is a subclass of tuple and which is
working satisfactorily since long in different contexts. Now I've
constructed objects with attributes of Vec-type, which I wanted to
deepcopy. But that doesn't work, because I can't (deep)copy Vec-s:
>>> from cop
On 4/27/06, Linda Kvam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have Oracle 10g and Python 2.4 on my PC. I just installed cx_Oracle andthen entered - import cx_Oracle -in PythonWin and got the following error -
>>> import cx_OracleTraceback (most recent call last):File "", line 1, in ?ImportError: DLL load
> Sorry I didn't make the problem I'm working with all too clear. Basically
> I'm working with a class (Directory) that upon creation reads in a 3 files
> and from these files populates one main list.
> This bit is fine.
>
> The trickier bit was that I need to use two of the sublists (e.g the
> con
On 28/04/06, John Fouhy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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 sin
Hello
again
Sorry I didn't make
the problem I'm working with all too clear. Basically I'm working with a class
(Directory) that upon creation reads in a 3 files and from these files populates
one main list.
This bit is
fine.
The trickier bit was
that I need to use two of the sublists (
