> Programming Python, 3E which should be released in December.
>
> So there is no Advanced Python book on the horizon, which is a shame.
> But as you can see, Python in a Nutshell 2nd edition is due out next
> March.
If PP continues the trend of the 2nd edition it could well be the book you
wan
Damien Gouteux wrote:
> In french, 'Python précis & concis', from O'Reilly is now out : from
> Mark Lutz, it covers python 2.4 (and decorators).
> I assume there is a english edition of this book.
Probably Python Pocket Reference, Third Edition
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/pythonpr3/
Kent
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Damien Gouteux wrote:
> In french, 'Python précis & concis', from O'Reilly is now out : from
> Mark Lutz, it covers python 2.4 (and decorators).
> I assume there is a english edition of this book.
Yes, that's the Python Pocket Reference.
It does have 1 (small) page on decorators, but nothing on
In french, 'Python précis & concis', from O'Reilly is now out :
from Mark Lutz, it covers python 2.4 (and decorators).
I assume there is a english edition of this book.
Frank Moore wrote:
Kent Johnson wrote:
Have you looked at Python Cookbook 2E? Chapter 19 is "Iterators and Gene
Kent Johnson wrote:
>Have you looked at Python Cookbook 2E? Chapter 19 is "Iterators and
>Generators". Chapter 20 is "Descriptors, Decorators and Metaclasses".
>
>
I have. But I'd rather have a complete book on these subjects ;-)
I'm sure someone will write one in the end. Hopefully Alex Martel
Frank Moore wrote:
> I mailed O'Reilly in June of this year to ask about any Python books on
> the horizon.
> I particularly wanted to know if an 'Advanced Python' book was on the
> cards.
> Something that included subjects like Descriptors, Generators,
> Iterators, Metaclasses, Decorators, Desi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hope this is not too off topic:
> I noticed that the Python in a Nutshell book is version 2.2 and a few
> years old. Does anyone know if there are plans to bring out a new
> edition anytime soon? I checked the O'reilly page and didnt find
> anything, also googled it
> I noticed that the Python in a Nutshell book is version 2.2 and a few
> years
> old. Does anyone know if there are plans to bring out a new edition
Disclaimer: I know nothing of O'Reilly or Alex Martelli's plans!
But from experience of my own book it takes a good year to 18 months
to do a full
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hope this is not too off topic:
> I noticed that the Python in a Nutshell book is version 2.2 and a few
> years old. Does anyone know if there are plans to bring out a new
> edition anytime soon? I checked the O'reilly page and didnt find
> anything, also googled it.
