I have a simple script to tail a log file for an error string, it
works AOK but there is an unexpected side effect, when I run it in a
shell.
if I
echo "ERROR TEST" >> LOG
in a separate shell, I get the following from the script
ERROR TEST
GOT YA :)
ERROR TEST
So it looks like I am getting std
This list is amazing, I scratch my head, think and think then finally
post a question, maybe its the act of spelling it out, ps ax showed 2
x 'tail' processes, I am guessing zombies of previous attempts, killed
them, all works AOK now
On 10 June 2012 10:06, dave selby wrote:
> I have a simple sc
Hi,
I am teaching myself Python with the book :Python Programming for the Absolute
Beginner, 3rd edition by M Dawson. It is an excellent book and I am enjoying
completing the challenges at the end of each chapter. There are,
unfortunately, no answers nor examples of good and bad code. Honestl
Nicholas Harman wrote:
I have done a little programming in BlueJ Java before but I decided to try
the “Python style” as explained in the chapter, using properties rather
than variables and getters and setters . My main question is: When
using property and setter it seems I must use “__name”
Nicholas Harman wrote:
class Television(object):
#Contstructor
Spelling error: Constructor.
Actually, technically __init__ is not the constructor. __init__ is the
initializer, as the object has already been created before __init__ is called.
__new__ is the constructor, although in this
