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<0> you have been told why you were and even given examples
<1> python is 100% OO and you are trying to trick me
<0> it's hardly our fault you're too stupid to understand that
<2> xihr: Wasn't that domain banned earlier?
<0> no but give it another go please
<2> Or maybe it was another channel.
<1> i don't know hund
<0> I like how he's in #mensa
<0> ME SO SMART !!!!
<1> i keep getting banned
<0> probably because you act like this everywhere
<1> one time i got banned for posting a single link
<1> it was a good link abotu OO
<1> but you wouldn't know or care about that topic
<0> haha
<0> that's got to be the most stubborn dip**** I've ever encountered here
<3> damn
<0> (and that's saying something)
<3> he got the last word
<2> I think it was on purpose.
<0> it could have been
<0> but he was doing a very effective simulation of someone too stupid to live
<2> I would get into a deep depression if I seriously believed that he's really like that.
<0> haha
<4> This conversation is useless.
<0> wouldn't surprise me for a second
<0> zphobic: and already over, good thing you're paying attention
<4> s/this/that/
<3> it did distract me from looking into gnuplot though
<4> Woops!
<5> wow
<5> that guy is umm.. nuts
<0> hah
<6> is tkinter available for freebsd
<7> PythonHandler mod_python.publisher
<7> I dont understan why it doesnt find any of my files?
<7> PythonHandler mod_python.psp do find my .psp files though
<8> i want to try: print dwIpAddress | 0x0000FFFF (dwIpAddress = 0x3efb0000)
<8> only python, is complaining, TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for |: 'str' and 'int'
<8> how do i cast/convert the 0x3efb0000 to type int?
<9> you have 0x3... as a string?
<8> yes
<8> return '0x%08x' % socket.ntohl(struct.unpack('l', socket.inet_aton(to_dword))[0])
<9> int(str, 16)
<9> then you may format it with %x
<8> hm
<8> ok, let me try
<8> i where trying int(str)
<8> lemme see
<9> Need the base too
<9> this is why int("1110",2) gives 14 etc
<9> base-2 (binary)
<8> ah ok :)
<8> i normally dont do py, cool language, but need to get more into it :P
<8> Hmmz, i want the following, i have a number: 32 and i want it get 0xFFFFFFFF , after that i want to NOT it to 0x00000000 some1 any clue?
<8> 32 as the mask length .. is the number of 1's .. 32 of them or in binary 11111111 11111111 11111111 11111111
<8> how do i 'NOT' 0xFFFFFFFF to 0x00000000
<10> wow
<10> how do i do string concatenation in python ?
<10> nevermind
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