>>> struct.calcsize('hq')
12
>>> struct.calcsize('qh')
10
why is this? is it platform-dependent? i'm on mac os x.
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apologies if this doesn't belong on tutor.
i have a long-running script that manages a bunch of sockets with asyncore,
opening 600 connections every 30 seconds for short transactions, and every
now and then (like anywhere from twice an hour to once every few hours) i
get this weird error: "filedes
> >> for item in itemIDs:
> >> print item
>
> yeilds
>
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>
>
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> Okay, no problem. Now all I have to do is figure out which
> particlular.string.of.words.interconnected.by.periods to
> pass to extract the values.
>
> >> for item in itemIDs:
> >> print item.nodeValue
>
> Se
I'm wondering, though, if there's a way
to do this that's less dependent on external programs. I thought
os.waitpid() might work, but on *nix I can only call it for child
processes.
Lawrence Wang
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I have a SimpleXMLRPCServer, which I've tweaked thusly:
class StoppableXMLRPCServer(SimpleXMLRPCServer.SimpleXMLRPCServer):
def serve_forever(self):
"""to stop this server: register a function in the class
that uses it which sets server.stop to True."""
self.stop = Fal
Here's some more detail about how I've got things set up. I left a
bunch of things out of my original email; sorry about that, I was
rushed for time. I don't have access to the verbatim code right now,
but here's the gist. I've subclassed threading.Thread like this:
class ServerThread(threading.Th
I've been using BaseHTTPServer (and subclassing
BaseHTTPRequestHandler, of course) for a project at work. However, I
can't seem to close my connections completely once I'm done with the
server. I've tried:
server.server_close()
del server
but when I try to use the same port again, it complains th
Say I have a directory tree like this:
foo
- bar
-- quux.py
- baz
-- glonk.py
>From within glonk.py, how do I import quux.py? I've tried going to
foo, running baz/glonk.py, and using "from bar import quux", but this
doesn't seem to work.
Thanks in advance!
Lawrence
ting again doesn't seem to do it. Thanks in advance for your
help.
Lawrence Wang
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