On 08Jul2017 16:03, Evuraan wrote:
I was hoping to learn when to use classmethod and when to use property.
They both seem similar (to me at least..), what's the pythonic way to
choose between them?
The core distinction is the context that the function needs. Does it depend on
the particular i
On 07/08/2017 06:56 PM, Steven D'Aprano wrote:
> The pythonic way is not to use them at all.
>
> For experts only: you'll know when you need them.
>
> They really aren't even a little bit similar, if you thought they did
> that just means that you haven't understood what they do.
>
> property
On Sat, Jul 08, 2017 at 04:03:24PM -0700, Evuraan wrote:
> Greetings!
>
> I was hoping to learn when to use classmethod and when to use property.
> They both seem similar (to me at least..), what's the pythonic way to
> choose between them?
The pythonic way is not to use them at all.
For experts
On 09/07/17 00:03, Evuraan wrote:
> I was hoping to learn when to use classmethod and when to use property.
> They both seem similar (to me at least..), what's the pythonic way to
> choose between them?
In fact they do completely different things.
A property is a field of an object that you acce
Greetings!
I was hoping to learn when to use classmethod and when to use property.
They both seem similar (to me at least..), what's the pythonic way to
choose between them?
$ cat ./try.py
#!/usr/bin/python3
class _someclass:
_tag = "sometag"
def __init__(self,_text):
self._text
marcus lütolf wrote:
> dear experts,
> before I start digging into writing code I'd like your opinion:
>
> Is it possible
Yes. Now what?
> to have python compare 2 subsequent *.jpg images in
> subtracting the pixel values of the second from the first image.
> If the images and are identica
On 08/07/17 09:05, marcus lütolf wrote:
> Is it possible to have python compare 2 subsequent *.jpg images
> in subtracting the pixel values of the second from the first image.
Yes
> If the images and are identical the result should be 0 and the first
> image could be deletet.
That's possibl
dear experts,
before I start digging into writing code I'd like your opinion:
Is it possible to have python compare 2 subsequent *.jpg images in
subtracting
the pixel values of the second from the first image.
If the images and are identical the result should be 0 and the first image
could b
