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<0> ok
<0> this is killing me
<0> http://pastebin.com/719560
<0> what in the world is wrong with that?
<0> i telnet to the port, type something in
<0> doesnt print received:
<1> asyncore, I have no clue
<0> ugh
<2> did you mean to use blocking I/O?
<2> you're blocking on your reads, it won't do anything until it exhausts the stream
<0> ok yeah becuase now im getting a Resource Temporarily Unavailable
<0> so how should this be implemented?
<2> don't use a while loop in handle_read
<0> just data = self.recv() ?
<2> handle_read means "there is data available for reading"
<2> just call it once
<2> yes
<2> if there's more asyncore will call handle_read again
<2> the whole point of asyncore is it handles this stuff for you
<0> ok i need to make sure that ive read everything however.
<0> i basically need to read evertythign until the connection is closed by the client
<2> then accumulate it and process it in handle_close
<0> hmm ok
<0> http://pastebin.com/719609
<0> xihr: this doesnt seem to work either
<0> TypeError:recv() takes exactly 2 arguments (1 given)
<0> ahh ok
<0> hmmm
<0> documentation on asyncore is poor
<2> recv takes an argument just like the C API call
<0> yeah was used to java thinking youy could call it with nothing and it would read all available
<3> Heya, Can somebody help? I am trying to convert a str to an integer. The str I am converting is a number and so tried: int(str). This, however, results in an exception: ValueError: invalid literal for int(). Thanks.
<2> that means, like the error says, that the string is not a valid literal
<2> int('asdf') will give that exception
<4> eric_: also e.g. int('3.145') will throw that
<4> so perhaps you're doing that?
<3> Here is some of the data that I printed out to see what I have:
<3> |1| == |1| is False
<3> <type 'int'>
<3> <type 'str'>
<3> |2| == |1| is False
<3> <type 'int'>
<3> <type 'str'>
<3> I put pipes infront and after the numbers to see if I have any spaces there.
<3> But since the pipes are right on the numbers, there are no spaces.
<2> no idea what that's supposed to mean
<2> are you saying you're trying:: 1 == '1'?
<2> of course that's false; they're different tyes
<2> types*
<3> Yes, but when I add int() to convert that str into int, I get that exception.
<2> well vertical bars aren't integer literals, so obviously that's not going to work
<2> int('1') == 1
<2> int('|1|') is an exception
<3> Pipes are there only during printing.
<2> well you're running code we can't see so it's impossible to tell you where you're going wrong
<2> showing us the output does nothing but confuse us
<3> I put them there to see if there were any spaces around the numbers.
<3> http://rafb.net/paste/results/xQqS5L96.html
<2> what is that supposed to demonstrate
<2> if you're getting that exception there, then the problem is int(parsed_data[1])
<2> what that function prints when it's working doesn't really tell you anything, you're interested in what the value of pased_data[1] is when it DOESN'T work
<3> Yes, that is where it throws the exception. But I don't understand why since the result of parsed_data[1] is '1'
<2> which doesn't print anything because it throws
<2> you're not printing parsed_data[1] anywhere there, how do you know that?
<2> the whole point is: it isn't what you think it is
<2> put a print statement BEFORE it
<3> I printed parsed_data[1] and that is how I know.
<2> well then you're doing something else wrong
<2> you're not giving enough information to be able to help
<2> int('1') == 1, you can type it in your interpreter to test it
<2> so you're confused about something
<3> Yes, I am. :) That is why I came here. LOL.
<2> you still haven't shown us a traceback and exact error
<2> for all I know you're looking at the wrong line
<2> if the exception is from that line, then before it write:: print `parsed_data[i]`
<2> then you'll see what it really is
<3> I did that and got 1 of type str. But ok, I will erase the function and write again. Maybe that will help. :) Thanks.
<2> you're showing a tiny snippet of code without context, no traceback or exact error, there's not much anyone can do to help at this point
<3> xihr, sorry about that... I've put the relevant code here with results and traceback.
<3> http://rafb.net/paste/results/ZUmaUP76.html
<3> I found it.... the very first character in my source file was some strange character. After I deleted that, it works! Thanks xihr.
<2> no problem
<2> when you're seeing something that "can't happen" like that it's always something you just don't suspect
<3> Yes... And, that strange character was at the beginning of every line, too. Just glad I got it now. I spent two hours on it yesterday and another 1 today.
<3> Now, I will not only suspect my code by also the source. hehehehehe
<2> heh
<2> especially with dynamic languages like Python, you really need to check your ***umptions when you're stuck
<2> check things you KNOW can't be the problem, work backward ...
<4> xihr: Python doesn't do tail recursion optimisation?
<4> or rather, Does python do
<4> ok madewokhe, thanks
<2> heh
<1> I think it's so you can still get a traceback
<4> are there any plans, or does no one care, or..?
<4> ahh
<1> that's a guess
<2> nah, it's just because it hasn't been considered a priority
<2> well tracebacks still have uses in languages which DO have tail recursion optimization ... :-)
<4> right..
<5> ello
<6> i'm installing flup. would it be better to create a distro package for it or to install the flup python egg?
<6> no one ever knows anything about python eggs
<6> lol
<2> nope
<6> xihr: i know... i find that funny
<2> it's not widely used
<6> or were you being sarcastic?
<6> ok
<6> yeah
<0> re xihr
<7> yo
<4> xihr`: how's the new kitty?
<4> getting along with the older one?
<7> yeah, quite well actually
<7> he's sitting on my desk at the moment, just woke up
<4> hehe
<4> older one isn't jealous at all?
<7> tried his best to choke on something today
<4> haha
<7> nah it's pretty obvious she's crazy about him actually
<7> plays with him, sits two feet from while he plays with toys
<4> hehe
<7> the kitten doesn't know when to quit so it gets pretty rough at times but they're getting along great so far
<4> hahah
<7> really well-behaved kitten, I'm very pleased
<4> what breed is he?
<7> mutt
<4> hah
<2> he's a stray, I don't know what his mother looked like
<2> all my cats have always been mutts
<4> oh picked up from shelter?
<2> no, a friend's kid found him
<4> oh
<5> anyone familiar with spyce?
<4> deja vu?
<4> or was it someone else who asked about this earlier
<4> (to answer your qeustion, not me)
<5> wasn't paying attention if someone did, sorry
<5> anyone familiar with spyce?
<5> sorry, couldn't resist
<2> heh
<2> yeah someone else was just asking about it
<5> I wish there was a channel to talk about it, but apparently no such channel exists
<2> feeling bad?
<5> well, i've had some sort of throat illness.. gunk all up in there.. and now it's a little sore
<2> nasty
<5> this morning I thought I was going to die... whatever I ate at the mexican place the night before wasn't good to me
<5> nor my gf
<5> stomach cramps from hell
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