Re: [Tutor] What kind of approach

Allan Gauld wrote: > Thats a very long winded and difficult way to do a fairly simple > Python task. Don't try to write Python like a C programmer. I'm really new to python. And I don't have much experience in programming either So umm, what kind of approach should I have when coding programs in P

[Tutor] Webform

Hello. I am trying to fill in a webform, and have tried using Clientform/mechanize, but cannot seem to get it right. Here is the code: from urllib2 import urlopen import ClientForm from ClientForm import ParseResponse response = urlopen("http://www.datateam.no/boc/bocadresse.nsf/wMedlemsoek?Open

Re: [Tutor] nube question...

At 06:23 PM 3/26/2007, Dick Moores wrote: >At 09:54 PM 3/23/2007, Lurch wrote: >>I've ripped code from Mark Lutz's book (3rd edition), > >I suppose you mean < http://tinyurl.com/2shcmj>? > >> from Welch's book (also 3rd edition), and from around the net. > >Title, please? Ah, found it. Practical

Re: [Tutor] nube question...

At 09:54 PM 3/23/2007, Lurch wrote: I've ripped code from Mark Lutz's book (3rd edition), I suppose you mean < http://tinyurl.com/2shcmj>?  from Welch's book (also 3rd edition), and from around the net. Title, please? Thanks, Dick Moores ___ Tutor

Re: [Tutor] Filesystem vs Database vs Lucene

"Shitiz Bansal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote > I need to implement a system which stores Strings(average length 50 > chars). > For every input String it would need to tell the user wether that > string > already exists in the system. It would also need to add that input > String to the system if it

Re: [Tutor] Filesystem vs Database vs Lucene

Shitiz Bansal schrieb: > I need to implement a system which stores Strings(average length 50 chars). > I was wondering what would be the most efficient(timewise) solution for > this riddle. I'd use pysqlite, a SQL database in a file. > For every input String it would need to tell the user wether

[Tutor] Filesystem vs Database vs Lucene

Hi, I need to implement a system which stores Strings(average length 50 chars). For every input String it would need to tell the user wether that string already exists in the system. It would also need to add that input String to the system if it did not exist. It will also be useful to know the

Re: [Tutor] Unicode in List Object

Roman Kreuzhuber wrote: > Thanks for the quick response! > I see! Oh I didn't realize that it's not the list which raises an error. > For a test I tried to insert a string containing a unicode character as > follows: > > ListObject = [] > ListObject.insert(0,u"Möälasdji") By the way, aside from

Re: [Tutor] Unicode in List Object

Andre Engels wrote: > 2007/3/26, Roman Kreuzhuber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> >> Thanks for the quick response! >> I see! Oh I didn't realize that it's not the list which raises an error. >> For a test I tried to insert a string containing a unicode character as >> follows: >> >> ListObject = [] >> Lis

Re: [Tutor] Unicode in List Object

Roman Kreuzhuber wrote: > Thanks for the quick response! > I see! Oh I didn't realize that it's not the list which raises an error. > For a test I tried to insert a string containing a unicode character as > follows: > > ListObject = [] > ListObject.insert(0,u"Möälasdji") > > which raises: "Synt

Re: [Tutor] Unicode in List Object

2007/3/26, Roman Kreuzhuber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Thanks for the quick response! I see! Oh I didn't realize that it's not the list which raises an error. For a test I tried to insert a string containing a unicode character as follows: ListObject = [] ListObject.insert(0,u"Möälasdji") which rais

Re: [Tutor] Unicode in List Object

Thanks for the quick response! I see! Oh I didn't realize that it's not the list which raises an error. For a test I tried to insert a string containing a unicode character as follows: ListObject = [] ListObject.insert(0,u"Möälasdji") which raises: "SyntaxError: Non-ASCII character '\xfc' in fil

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Re: [Tutor] Unicode in List Object

Roman Kreuzhuber wrote: > I want to store multiple inputs from text fields in a list-object, which > works as a very small databank. The problem is that this data will contain > unicode characters I'm not sure why you think this is a problem. A Python list can hold anything, including unicode

[Tutor] Unicode in List Object

Hello! I need some help: I want to store multiple inputs from text fields in a list-object, which works as a very small databank. The problem is that this data will contain unicode characters as i live in a german-speaking country. I've searched through the internet for days but without any succ