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<0> not everything developed is shipped to joey user who gets to use it so stream pirated internet content
<1> you're a democrate aren't you?
<0> lots of scripts are developed just to help developers parse files, update links, display log info, whatever
<1> sure
<1> and that's what i'll use python for
<1> as a glue language
<1> but not at all to write a full blown app
<1> thats silly
<2> congratulations, who cares?
<3> so I should abandon my irc client?
<1> well
<1> how is it going?
<0> well i don't expect windows vista to be made in python but that's not something unexpected
<3> fine
<1> I heard irc bots written even in perl are slow
<1> thats because windows vista couldn't be made in python
<3> it's not for bots
<2> IRC bots are I/O bound
<3> it's a client
<3> but it's effectively not as cross-platform as I'd like because the dependencies are big and difficult to install on windows
<2> py2exe
<3> I would do that
<1> yah produce a 2mb dll
<3> but the dependencies would still be big
<1> that'll make life easier!
<2> right, instead he should just whine incessantly like you
<3> and I think it'd break a lot of things
<3> including user scripts
<1> python is cross platform correct?
<3> which could depend on any random thing in python
<1> needing only library and interperter?
<3> correct, but I'm also using pygtk
<3> which is also cross-platform, but it adds to the size/complexity of install
<1> well guess theres no way around that
<1> http://hotscripts.com/Python/Scripts_and_Programs/index.html
<1> not many
<1> 113 versus php's 12,521
<3> I'm not familiar with this hotscripts.com
<1> its a great site
<1> lot of code in various languages
<1> somer commerical, all mostly free
<3> ok, but my lack of familiarity with that site makes it difficult for me to make a judgement from the number of scripts there, which doesn't matter because I don't see the number of scripts as important anyway
<3> or the general amount of software
<1> flash is the future for the web anyway
<1> and the web is the furture period
<1> I like you guys
<1> nice chat :)
<4> re
<5> I'm editing a small python script and don't use python much, what can I use in python that is like perls chop feature?
<3> uh, what does chop do?
<1> cut off white spaces
<5> removes line breaks, I'm sure I could explain it better
<1> yah
<3> there are a couple of things I think might be like that :/
<3> I still don't really know what you mean
<3> all the functions I have in mind are methods on strings, so maybe you should read through help(str)
<3> if you're working with strings, a lot of them will probably be helpful anyway
<5> I'm getting an extra line, I want to remove it (blank line)
<3> string.strip() will remove whitespace from either side
<5> thanks, didn't work but you gave me a direction :)
<2> aLine = aLineWithNewline[:-1]
<5> that works great, thanks xihr
<2> sure
<4> hmhmhm
<6> hmm?
<2> well .strip (module or not) removes all whitespace, which often isn't desired
<3> true
<3> I was worried about whether the new line would always be there
<3> but I guess .rstrip("\r\n") accounts for that..
<7> Is it just me, or is IDLE really slow?
<7> How do I refer to directories under Windows in Python? (Don't know how to do that under Linux either, btw, and wouldn't mind learning that, too.)
<4> by pathnames?
<7> yes
<8> hi.. can anyone tell me how I can control the output to the screen from methods?.. if I do an ***ignment.. a[0]=b[0]; then I dont want anything outputted.. but when I only type a[0]; I want the value printed out.. it dosnt help to return it
<6> huh?
<6> what do you mean?
<8> no problem.. I figured out it wasnt possible without too much h***le.
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