Ah - thanks for the correction! I missed the extra grouping and the
extra spacing ... doh! Sorry about the HTML-formatted e-mail ...
Thanks also for the pyparsing variant as well - I didn't know the
module existed before!
Andrew
On 11/1/07, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
Hi,
I'm writing utilities to handle return values from AppleScript in python and
one of the steps is recognizing when a returned value from an AppleScript
execution (via popen and osascript) represents a list (in AppleScript) or
not. For the most part I think I have the correct matching pattern,
Thanks again for your help.
I guess I should ask a more basic question about hierarchical directory
structures and packages. If I have a bunch of files in a flat (single)
directory structure that I want to reorganize into a hierarchical directory
structure, do I necessarily have to turn them into
After a more careful perusing and sifting of your response, I discovered
this helped my understanding a lot better:
>
> You can bring names into the package namespace, but the actual code will
> still run in the module where it is defined. For example, in
> PrintMe/PrintBase/__init__.py you can s
comments inline ...
On 10/13/07, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Andrew Wu wrote:
>
> > Let's say I have these files in one directory:
> >
> > PrintBase.py
> > PrintHello.py
> > PrintBye.py
>
> > I'd like to reorganize the file
Hi all,
I'm new to the list and relatively new to python, and very new to the use
and creation of packages.
Let's say I have these files in one directory:
PrintBase.py
PrintHello.py
PrintBye.py
PrintBase defines a very simple base class PrintBase, whose __init__ method
initializes a member to a
