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<0> even the quality of the trolls has gone down ...
<1> Good trolls are very rare
<2> Hey guys. I'm trying to use mach (which is an open source chrooted build manager). I'm getting an error when I run it -- AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'sep'. I'm using Python 2.2.3. Was the "sep" method something introduced in a newer version of python?
<2> Here's the line causing the error -- pieces = dir.split (os.path.sep)
<0> shouldn't be a problem, it's possible your Python installation is broken
<2> This is CentOS 3.6 (RHES3).
<2> Any suggestions on how to check whether the Python install is fubar?
<0> try running it manually
<0> python -c 'import os; print os.path.sep'
<2> AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'sep'
<0> hmm
<0> ah, the problem is you want os.sep, not os.path.sep
<2> Yes
<0> that there's an os.path.sep is really coincidence and not something to rely on
<2> Apparently this code is working somewhere.
<0> yes, in some versions of Python it will work
<2> Not mine, an opensource project -- mach.sf.net.
<0> so submit a bug
<2> What would be the more correct way to handle this?
<2> I'll probably be shot for this here, but I'm a perl guy, completely lost in the python world. ;)
<0> I just told you how to fix it: change references to os.path.sep to os.sep
<2> xihr: Great, that worked. Thanks.
<3> argh, this oop stuff is starting to get confusing now
<0> OOP in general or Python's OOP
<0> Python's OOP is among the cleanest and simplest to understand, so at least that's a plus for people learning OOP with Python
<3> yeah, python's oop, im just having problems understanding inheritance
<3> ehehe
<3> reading around the web, looking at examples sure helps though
<4> ho hum. I'm running a process using os.system which gets some information from another process. I then need that information in a string.
<4> how can I do that?
<5> you should probably be using the subprocess module
<5> or maybe not..are you on a linux system?
<5> actually popen's probably the easiest thing
<5> http://python.org/doc/2.4.2/lib/os-newstreams.html
<4> yep, linux
<5> then when you get it working, you might want to check for zombie processes; I'm not sure in what situations those appear :/
<6> anyone know of a method, or module, to convert a string into httpd compliant string
<6> ie, a space becomes %20
<6> a tilde (~) becomes %5a or whatever
<4> urm
<4> urllib.quote
<4> should do you quite nicely
<6> Thanks!
<4> you're welcome
<7> blh!
<7> hvorfor er det bare engelske kanaler p en norsk server???
<8> ...
<9> Yeah, soz.
<9> Didn't know about the EFNET 8-character nick limitations.
<10> hello
<11> hi motohead2
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