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<0> hmm, hello, i have problem with mod_python, can anybody help ?
<0> the thing is, im using mod_python.psp , i have one file, index.py, where i have function index(req)
<0> i want to load other functions from external modules
<0> but mod_python can't see these files,
<0> i change the sys.path variable, adding directory with modules
<0> but with no effect
<1> WHO WANTS IT
<1> mischan
<2> Really.
<1> heh



<0> so?
<3> anybody tried out showing images in python with pygtk?
<3> i cant show the image.. i can however read some data
<3> into a gtk.Image() object
<4> hi..whats a exception.ValueError?
<4> anyone? heh
<4> what causes an expection.ValueError
<4> exception*
<1> quite a few things
<1> help(ValueError)
<5> Sometimes, when I read source code, I meet something like `foo`. What do `` mean?
<6> it's like repr I think
<1> yes
<5> what is repr?
<1> `x` and repr(x) are equivalent
<5> what is repr() ?
<1> though the `x` form is considered kidn of vulgar
<1> it's an alternate form of a string representation for an object
<5> a
<5> ok
<5> got it
<5> and how do we use it? could you give me an example?
<1> well it's just a function that takes an object and returns a string
<5> ok
<5> thx
<1> the two functions for doing that are str vs. repr
<1> str is usually a conventional representation, repr is more technical
<1> if possible, eval(repr(x)) == x
<1> but that's not always the case
<6> str(0.1) => '0.1'
<2> repr() says something about the object itself, while str() can be used for application purposes.
<6> repr(0.1) => '0.10000000000000001'
<1> well both the behavior and str and repr are overrideable so they really mean whatever anyone wants them to mean ...
<1> but yeah, those are the basic ideas
<1> if you define a cl*** and don't specify anything, str fails but repr prints something technical so you can debug
<1> other than the fact that str of compound objects prints the repr of their contents, I think it's a useful idea
<5> ok



<5> A .exe python file ( that is compiled with py2exe ) always needs python24.dll and library.zip in order to run, or we can do something, in order to make it able to run alone?
<7> hello
<7> has anyone here ever done web development in python
<8> Alexi5, http://www.turbogears.org/
<9> www.cherrypy.org
<7> what about mod python
<10> some prefer that too.
<2> I like the hot coffee mod.
<7> so many python web frameworks
<7> so hard to choose
<7> which of the other than mod python can run on apache
<2> CherryPy is easy enough.
<7> have you guys ever used zope
<3> how do i express adresses in arrays in python
<3> i want to express say pixels[i+1][j]
<3> python interpreter demands a finished scalar.. it cant evaluate i+1
<3> so i need dummy variables like n = i + 1 ..isn't it any easy way to do this?
<3> hmm the problem went away when i put import Numeric explicitly at the top...
<3> okay now i found out how to add two neighbouring pixels.. how do i divide the two pixels with their area (yes, im making a blurfilter)
<3> this is what i define as fun.. making a 2x2, 3x3 and 5x5 filter for jpeg files for blurring and a simple invert filter.. whoha.. just using pygtk, gtk and Numeric in python
<3> my next filter.. umm .. perhaps sobel or laplacian
<11> man, I had a good question last night
<11> Are Perl and Python still the premiere "scripting" languages?
<1> probably, depending on what you mean by "scripting"
<1> you can use Python for a lot more than just scripting
<8> perl is good for abstract art if you print it in a big enough font :/
<12> Holy moley. This is a Python bombshell: http://pyfound.blogspot.com/2006/04/python-25-licensing-change.html
<1> check the date
<12> Oh ho. I was caught by an april's fool joke :)
<12> Silly me. Nothing to see here. Move along. And sorry. :)
<13> new to python, just read the FAQ. Why isn't there tool to install modules/packages like pear does for PHP?
<13> is there?
<1> distutils
<1> tar, cd, python setup.py install
<13> where can I find info on this?
<1> library reference
<13> hmmm, it doesnt' download the package.
<13> just installs
<1> yes
<13> looks cool though, thanks
<7> how do i compile python .py scripts to .pyc precompiled scripts
<1> py_compile module


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