> But probably (surely) my interpretation is wrong. Hehe
>
Ah, well, it's just the terminology you were using was a bit misleading.
You say
' Hey Rooy, so its possible to copy binary numbers from memory?'
All his function does is converts an integer (that's in memory, yes)
into a binary number
Danny Yoo wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
>
> I wrote up some sample code to make a more extensible str()-like function.
> I'd like some comments before putting it up onto the Python Cookbook:
Hi Danny,
This looks very clean to me. It is surprisingly complex but I don't see
how to make it simpler.
S
"Kent Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>> def register(self, handler):
>> """register: (object (object -> string) -> string or None)
>
> Maybe it's just me but I don't have a clue what 'object (object ->
> string)' is trying to convey.
This might be an interesting test of the leg
Hoping someone can help with this...I have a logical python namespace using a directory tree and __init__.py files. For example, PYTHONPATH points to ~pyroot, and I have the following:~pyroot/~pyroot/utils/
~pyroot/utils/commands/mygrep.pyWhich makes it nice to code:# some python scriptimport util
Marcus Goldfish wrote:
> Hoping someone can help with this...
>
> I have a logical python namespace using a directory tree and
> __init__.py files. For example, PYTHONPATH points to ~pyroot, and I
> have the following:
>
> ~pyroot/
> ~pyroot/utils/
> ~pyroot/utils/commands/mygrep.py
>
> Which ma
Hello,
what are the equivalent Pyhton tools you suggest to handle:
SAX
DOM
and which api for XSLT ?
I know that this is a really newbie question...But I'm a true python newbie ;) !
Daniele
P.s: I know I can also google-it a little bit to find those answers
but your advices are better.
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> Sent: Friday, November 10, 2006 12:08 AM
> To: Carlos
> Cc: tutor@python.org
> Subject: Re: [Tutor] First realscript + Game of Life
>
> >
> > Since there has been some talk about
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Picio
> Sent: Friday, November 10, 2006 8:03 AM
> To: tutor@python.org
> Subject: [Tutor] SAX, DOM, XSLT api
>
> Hello,
> what are the equivalent Pyhton tools you suggest to handle:
> SAX
> DOM
>
>
>I am currently working on a project that in a small part of it I need
to find keys in the >windows registry. I have found _winreg but was
wondering if anyone knows of any modules >that people have written as a
wrapper for it. I have googled like crazy but am not finding >anything.
What I trying to
i am starting a small useless program i got from the show lost but cant find
a module on mac to make beeping noises i know windows has winsound *never
used it but heard about it* but eather way is thair anything like winsound
for mac
^_^" s33 y4
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> Sent: Friday, November 10, 2006 9:01 AM
> To: tutor@python.org
> Subject: [Tutor] winsound mac
>
> i am starting a small useless program i got from the show
> lost but cant find
> a module
> Some of the names and comments are confusing, I've commented below.
> Other than that it looks good to me.
>> def __init__(self, default_str=str,
>> recursive_str=lambda obj, dstr: "..."):
>
> What are the arguments to default_str?
Ah, good. I should document that
I'm having some difficulties with elementtree as well.
I'm attempting to parse a fairly sizeable xml file (it's the ebay
"category tree" report. I've cached a copy at
http://www.crackrabbit.com/misc/CatTree.xml). 900K or so! :-)
For some reason I'm unable to read any elements from the file. I hav
hallo
i have (i thing) little problem with TimedRotatingFileHandler
i have following code to get mylogger:
def MyLogger(req, logpath, logfilename):
logdir = DEFAULT_LOG_DIR
backupcount = DEFAULT_LOG_BACKUPS
fmt='%(asctime)s %(msecs)d %(levelname)-8s %(message)s'
da
Ah. Apparently, the string xmlns="urn:ebay:apis:eBLBaseComponents" is causing some sort of outfreakage.
I'm not well versed in xml lore: is the "urn:" tag out of context here?
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Hi,
I'm using FreeTDS (MS SQL database access lib) and for datetime fields it
returns a type 'DateTimeType'. I need it in type 'datetime.datetime'. There
is very little in the form of a tutorial that explains what I need to do.
Can someone help me with this issue.
John
"max ." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>i am starting a small useless program i got from the show lost but
>cant find
> a module on mac to make beeping noises
I think you can make a Terminal window beep printing
the standard ASCII beep character (Ctrl-G?)
But the real way to control sound on the Ma
johnf wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using FreeTDS (MS SQL database access lib) and for datetime fields it
> returns a type 'DateTimeType'. I need it in type 'datetime.datetime'. There
> is very little in the form of a tutorial that explains what I need to do.
>
if a datetimetype object has a __str_
> Finally, does pygame exist for Macs? If so it has
> some sound features.
>
yep, yep. Pygame has mac support.
You can use numeric arrays to generate various different sounds.
It also has support for playing midi, mp3, ogg, etc.
At least in some cases it does.
> HTH,
>
> Alan G.
>
>
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is the following dummycode good practice? Or pythonic? or what? I'm just curious because there are several ways I've found to use libraries and classes...Method 1:from lib import classlib().class(param1, param2)
Method 2: (C Style?)from lib import classmyClass = class()myLib.class(param1, param2)Th
On Thu, 9 Nov 2006, Chris Hengge wrote:
> I've been trying to look for a roadmap or something from them that would
> show estimated product release dates. Does this not exist?
I sent an email to Trent Mick at Activestate and asked if they had an ETA
(and ended with "you guys aren't dropping Pytho
Chris Hengge wrote:
> is the following dummycode good practice? Or pythonic? or what? I'm
> just curious because there are several ways I've found to use
> libraries and classes...
>
> Method 1:
> from lib import class
> lib().class(param1, param2)
I don't know what you're doing here but I think
> I should, though, rephrase the signature as:
>
>register: object str_function -> string or None
>
> to be more readable. Separately, I can then define that a 'str_function' is
> a callable that takes anything and turns it into a string.
Ok, I made those changes. I've also fixed a very sil
Chris Hengge wrote:
> As for saving memory.. I'm not particularily concerned since all my
> systems have 2gb...
> Also, before python I was writing C# database front ends (nothing
> amazing) and I'm not even going to compare python's 10mb overhead to
> .net's 45mb+. I was mostly just curious if
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