"Bill Campbell" wrote
struct nameid {
u32bits len /* total length */
u32bits id;
char name; /* name variable length */
}
I haven't done this in python yet, but when handling things like
this in C and perl, I have done it with two reads, the first to
get the length, the second to read
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Where might I find instructions for compiling Python on Leopard?
Have you tried the Mac mailing list or the MacPython web site?
I expect the procedure to be the same as for previous ve
"Ravi Kondamuru" wrote
struct nameid {
u32bits len /* total length */
u32bits id;
char name; /* name variable length */
}
As can be seen the length of the name = len - (sizeof(len) +
sizeof(id)).
How do I use xstruct or struct to unpack such a structure?
I think you will need to r
Where might I find instructions for compiling Python on Leopard?
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On Sat, Dec 20, 2008, Ravi Kondamuru wrote:
>I am trying to use xstruct module to unpack a varaible size record with the
>following structure.
>
>struct nameid {
>u32bits len /* total length */
>u32bits id;
>char name; /* name variable length */
>}
>
>As can be seen the length of the name =
I am trying to use xstruct module to unpack a varaible size record with the
following structure.
struct nameid {
u32bits len /* total length */
u32bits id;
char name; /* name variable length */
}
As can be seen the length of the name = len - (sizeof(len) + sizeof(id)).
How do I use xstr
Terry Carroll wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Dec 2008, Terry Carroll wrote:
>> It would be nice if Eyed3, which is not OS-specific, did not have
>> such an OS-specific install process.
Perhaps. But someone who cares about windows support would have to
submit patches. I don't know if Travis uses windows or
Omer wrote:
> Hey.
>
> I'm trying to do something I think is basic and am failing.
>
> The goal is:
> [mimicking the google urlopen syntax]
>
> try:
> from google.appengine.api.urlfetch import fetch
> except:
> from urllib import urlopen as fetch
>
>
> How do I add this "fetch" the
There are three ways as I see it: using __getattr__, using a new init,
or using a property decorator. The last two are probably the most
pythonic, but I'm not familiar with decorators, so here's how I'd do
the second of the three:
try:
from google.appengine.api.urlfetch import fetch
except:
Hey.
I'm trying to do something I think is basic and am failing.
The goal is:
[mimicking the google urlopen syntax]
try:
from google.appengine.api.urlfetch import fetch
except:
from urllib import urlopen as fetch
How do I add this "fetch" the property of content?
I basically want fetc
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