when some IS/IT--Management guy asks about " Eval() or compile on fly with object"
and you try to talk him out of that bad idea,
he replies, "...it's much more easier, but that's not the way i want it"
LOL. typical management.
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> Note that it's best to hit "reply" when responding to other people's
> postings. That way, mail readers can see the relation between the original
> posting and the reply and sort the reply into the right thread.
>
> Stefan
how's this?
btw, I am getting daily(?) digests of the posts via E-mail an
From: nathan virgil
> selection = raw_input("Choice: ")
> choices = {"0":quit, "1":crit.talk, "2":crit.eat, "3":crit.play}
> choice = choices[selection]
> choice()
>
> ...so that I can call methods from a dictionary
> the problem I'm running into with this is that
> I can't pass any perimeters thr
> How insane that XP doesn't search the text in "non text" files!
>
> --
> Alan Gauld
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;q309173
I used Method 2 under Resolution recently when I reinstalled XP on a
new harddisk.
HTH
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> From: Tiago Katcipis
>
> I am trying to make a small HTTP server on python just to handle some POST
> and GET requests. I never worked with http before and dont know if i am
> doing something completely stupid (probably yes). I read anything possible
> already and i just cant find how i access t
> From: Wayne Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> See Subject. Is it possible?
>
python -m pydoc sys > sys.txt
more < sys.txt
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>>> a = list('asdfg')
>>> map(None, a[::2], a[1::2])
[('a', 's'), ('d', 'f'), ('g', None)]
>>> a = list('asdfgh')
>>> map(None, a[::2], a[1::2])
[('a', 's'), ('d', 'f'), ('g', 'h')]
>>>
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Dick Moores rcblue.com> writes:
> So now that I know better, I'm trying to write the beginnings of a
> general setPrecision() function using format strings. However, it
> appears that a variable cannot be used instead of the ".2" in
>
> "%.2f" % 2.234234
> How to do this?
http://www.python.org/
try something like the following (UNTESTED) code:
from email.MIMEMultipart import MIMEMultipart
from email.MIMEText import MIMEText
from email.Message import Message
def attch_send(self):
msg = MIMEMultipart()
#msg.add_header("From", sender)
#msg.add_header("To", recv)
When I first started with Python, I used MimeWriter to create E-mails.
Then some mail servers rejected my E-mails.
Some research (google) indicated (to me) that I needed a MIME-Version header.
(Can't recall now if I also needed a Content-Type header.)
Anyway, more research (Python docs) indicate
Bill Campbell wrote:
> I'm looking for a python library to convert rtf to plain text
> ...
> I have found a C program that will convert rtf2html, and I could
> use that if necessary, but would prefer a pure python solution.
I know I saw something months ago...
Have been meaning to look at it but j
I wrote:
>> ARTICLES = ('XXX9', 'ABZ2')
>> TESTARTICLENAME = """SELECT * FROM tblForTransfer2Prodsite
>> WHERE articleName IN %r""" % (ARTICLES,)
>> SQLARTICLENAME = """SELECT * FROM tblForTransfer2Prodsite
>> WHERE articleName IN %s"""
>>
>> print cur.execute(TESTARTICLENAME),
>>
how can I get 'select ... from ... where field in %s' to work for
sequences of strings?
sequences of integers works just fine
import MySQLdb
DBCRED = {'host': 'localhost', 'user': 'userjustin',
'passwd': 'passwdjustin', 'db': 'dbjustin'}
ARTICLES = ('XXX9', 'ABZ2')
PIDS = (2937
> there is a patch submitted there that you can apply to the current
> release to make it compatible with >2.4.
Thanks lots Poor Yorick.
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Does anyone know where I can get pyExcelerator for Python 2.3?
I have not yet updated my development machine to 2.4.
Thanks in advance.
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> If you already know a language "Just Java" (now titled "Just Java 2") by
> Peter van der Linden is very good.
Thanks Terry.
Will surely check this out.
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> The only online resources I recommend for Java are:
> 1) Bruce Eckel's Thinking in Java and
> 2) The official Sun tutorial
>
> The only book I've found that I like is:
> O'Reilly Learning Java
>
> The Java in a Nutshell is a useful reference too.
>
Thanks Alan.
Will check these out ASAP.
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Greetings.
I am seeking book recommendations or preferrably online tutorials
to help me learn Java.
Company under new management and most likely would be moving
to Java and .NET
I came from Visual Basic 6 to Python and had little problems which
is why I love Python.
Kent wrote:
"""The problem is that the re engine itself is interpreting the backslashes
in the replacement pattern.
With a single slash you get a newline even though the slash is a literal
in the replacement string:
So if you want a literal \ in your replacement text you have to escape
the \, ev
a colleague demonstrated a problem he had with regular expressions
>>> apppath = os.path.abspath(os.curdir)
>>> apppath
'C:\\napp_and_author_query\\napp_and_author_query\\a b c d'
>>> template = r'\files'
>>> template
'\\files'
>>> re.sub(r'(?i)', apppath, template)
'C:\napp_and_author_query\napp_
Greetings,
Did not think I could post my code here as it's a bit long so I placed it in
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/465531
Can some of you have a look and post comments, suggestions, alternatives?
Thanks.
BTW, the recipe is sufficient for our needs at the moment but
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