On 11/04/07, Adam Pridgen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am having a difficult time understanding the whole "def
> function(*args, **kwds):" business, and I have not really found a
> clear or concise explanation via Google.
>
> My question is pretty much this, is **kwds a dictionary and
Hello,
I am having a difficult time understanding the whole "def
function(*args, **kwds):" business, and I have not really found a
clear or concise explanation via Google.
My question is pretty much this, is **kwds a dictionary and can I use
it like a dictionary, and what is the deal with the * o
On Tue, 10 Apr 2007, Robert William Hanks wrote:
> how is the best way to find out if a number is a perfect cube in python?
> i am working if integer numbers only. i am asking because
> pow(1728, 1.0/3.0) --> 11.998
def iscube(n):
cubed_root = n**(1/3.0)
if round(cubed_roo
how is the best way to find out if a number is a perfect cube in python?
i am working if integer numbers only. i am asking because
pow(1728, 1.0/3.0) --> 11.998
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Please use REPLY ALL to include the rest of the group.
The code looks OK although the error that you raise should probably
be a RuntimeError rather than a SyntaxError since its not really a
syntax problem.
You can get a list of the built in exceptions by doing:
>>> import exceptions
>>> dir(ex
"OkaMthembo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> Ok, to get to the point: when building a web app that should store
> an
> retrieve photos, what would be more efficient between the app
> storing the
> files on a local hard disk, or saving blobs/ binary data to a
> database?
> Someone toldme that databa
> > I didn't hardly notice that vim 7 was out!
> alias vim='/usr/bin/env emacs'
No editor wars please! :-)
But actually I use Xemacs when wortking in Unix but for some
reason it never felt right on Windows. So I use both depending
on the OS. (Actually I use vim on Unix too for short edits, but
On 4/10/07, Alan Gauld <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> vim 8?!!
> I didn't hardly notice that vim 7 was out!
alias vim='/usr/bin/env emacs'
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János Juhász wrote:
>
> Thanks your response.
> It should works well with some images, but I would do it with a scheduled
> way
> with some 1000 files.
Hi,
I previously have used python to control mencoder. Mencoder does the
combining and putting together into a video.
You script the argumen
"Robert H. Haener IV" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> What you mistook for "vim 8" (with some garbage afterward)
> was in fact a smiley I use frequently.
ROTFL!
:-)
Alan G
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Hi,
Managaing a lot of files is not a nightmare if you use/build the right
tools.
Why not saving filenames in the DB and then just using the ordinary web
server to deliver them? Getting the blob out of the DB and then serving
it through the web app is going to be a lot slower than letting, say
"Kirk Bailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> Try:
> filename=sys.arv[1]
> except Exception, e:
This still doesn't help for the problem where a
different exception is raised.It really does need to be
try: filename = sys.argv[1]:
except IndexError:
> if filename='':
> filename='fo
Hello all,
Im a newbie and am currently going through the Python Tutorial for the
second time. At work, i use C#, but what a delight Python is!
Ok, to get to the point: when building a web app that should store an
retrieve photos, what would be more efficient between the app storing the
files on
wow, Andrei, that is a really very neat solution ! It
worked.
So it seems configparser is dict based.
Thanks a lot for your help.
-iyer
--- Andrei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Iyer wrote:
>
> >
> > I cannot change the config file layout -- it is a
>
> > [dir_options]
> > dir="/home/floria
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