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<0> hello all
<0> I just compiled python, does it come with drivers for databases? Postgresql/MySQL etc?
<1> jsm: then that would probably be conn.insert_id() .... where did you get conn.db from?
<2> cbrinker, No, not built-in.
<1> cbrinker: get the MySQLdb etc packages
<0> AcidReign: what package system? apt/rpm?
<0> heck does python have its own package management system?
<1> cbrinker: which ever, and yes
<1> cbrinker: which do you have?
<0> AcidReign: I am on a mac, but I installed this python from source
<1> cbrinker: if you have apt, then I believe its apt-get install python-mysql
<3> AcidReign: i thought db was the attribute i needed
<1> or you can go to http://sourceforge.net/projects/mysql-python
<1> jsm: why did you think that?
<1> jsm: a MySQLdb connection doesn't even have a db member
<3> AcidReign: I read the doc wrong.. it was outdated, my mistake
<4> GOOD SHABBOS!!!
<5> Goodbye.
<0> anyone here ever get pygresql to compile?
<6> I though psycopg was the cool one...
<3> what's the best way to sort o a list of lists?
<3> sorry, rather find unique items in a list of lists
<7> define what uniquenes is first
<8> dictionary?
<7> since you have a list of lists do you mean that the sublists are unique or that a single element in a single sublist is unique to all of them
<7> for example [(1,2), (2,3)] are (1,2) and (2,3) unique or is 1 and 3 unique or do you want 1 2 3?
<9> oye
<9> how can I use external program in my python script? e.g. system() in perl
<10> os.system
<9> thanks
<10> np :)
<11> Hello, what's the best IDE for Python?
<7> on what os/
<7> ?
<7> I prefer kdevelop3 but eric3 is also good but I think both of those are unix only
<12> vim
<13> Hello again
<13> Which is the best Python IDE?
<9> what about kwrite
<12> vim
<14> crayoons
<15> fromvega_: eclipse?
<7> I prefer kdevelop3 or eric3 however those are only for unixes
<9> does python have something like a TurboC IDE
<9> where one can also run the program plus get online help etc.
<9> ;)
<7> kdevelop3 can run the program and do help
<13> I planning to start using python for some projects, perhaps I will try Eclipse, but is there another IDE with code completion and things like that that I could check?
<7> code completion works very badly with python
<13> why?
<7> lots of tools have tried all kinds of ways to make it work better but it is not really a very good fit
<9> what is code completion
<7> since good code completion also requires static typing essentially
<13> Is that I only have a superficial understanding of pyhon... I usually works with PHP and Java sometimes... I'm choosing python now because some of the serial port libraries....
<13> *python
<7> however from my experience you need code completion a lot more with java,c++ then you would with python
<7> most things in python are far more uniform
<13> do you have any experience with port control, like serial port, with python?
<7> nope
<7> actually I have never worked with that in any programming language
<13> I would like something cross plataform, it seems Java have a good API for Linux but do not have it implemented for Windows.... I have read about pySerial and it seems interesting....
<7> I am not even sure if any of the machines around here even have serial ports :)
<7> http://osteele.com/archives/2004/11/ides that is an interesting read, python is a language mastery based language and java is more of a tool based language and they each have their own sets of pros and cons
<16> how to format a float to print as 2 digits before decimal and 2 digits after decimal, for example : 12.35
<7> '%.2f' % somefloat
<7> however how many digits you have before the . sign up up to how large the number is
<13> kosh: I know USB is the default port communicaions nowadays but it's a quite difficult to implement
<17> I'm out of Idea's now
<17> What should I make in python?
<16> kosh:thx
<7> Eleaf: doomsday device, I would like it delivered tomorrow since I have a deadline to meet :)
<17> lol
<17> kosh, what should it do?
<16> kosh: I am trying to align "1.56 and 12.78" when I print them on different line
<17> kosh, eat you!>!>
<7> wuming: ah I see
<18> I am interested in making a .exe from my python script. Can anybody point me in the right direction please?
<16> kosh: is there a solution to this problem?
<7> py2exe
<7> wuming: yes but I have to find it
<18> kosh: Thank you.
<16> kosh: I'd try to find it, still no luck
<17> kosh, ?
<7> Eleaf: I am not edible
<17> kosh, I disagree strongly.
<7> Eleaf: I am non corporeal :)
<17> kosh, Highly disagreeable
<17> lol
<7> wuming: well I don't see an easy way to do it but you can do it manually but you need to know how long your longest number is first
<16> yep
<16> thx anyway
<7> or how long you want them adjusted to at least
<17> kosh, YUM
<11> So, why should I use python instead of other languages as PHP and Java? I do not want to use Python for Webdev since I'm very pleased with PHP, but for other things like software integration and port communications.... Should I choose Python? Is it difficult to catch?
<19> catch?
<11> to know how to program easily
<19> yes the syntax isn't too hard to learn
<19> why not give it a go and see
<7> well I have used it for a fair number of things but not for serial ports I don't know how hard that is
<7> but for making guis it is certainly easier then java
<7> I primarily use python for webdev though, I really like zope and I have seen no other application with the as good of a security framework by a long shot
<11> kosh: could you take a look at this: http://pyserial.sourceforge.net/ ? I think it's good but since I do not know python very well maybe not....
<7> well the examples look easy at least I just don't know how it will work in practice
<11> kosh: does python have threads?
<7> yes
<11> kosh: and listeners?
<17> kosh, billions of threads?
<7> however they usually won't gain you much if anythying other then making your program harder to debug
<7> and they won't scale across cpus very efficiently
<7> a single python process, regardless of how many threads, will scale at best across 2 cpus and not very well at that
<20> Can you invert a re.compile? So I could use \w and somehow say "find anything BUT \w"
<20> Bad example, I need more than \W (the inverse)
<20> It's a special set, so I need a way to inverse
<21> i have small script for using yahoo's search engine but im not sure how to make grep/sed type functions into the python code if one of you dont mind looking at this and give me some pointers of which way to go with it http://pastebin.com/549393
<16> how can i change a global virable inside a function?
<16> varable
<22> bretth: [^<set>] ex [^A-Z] [^\w] etc
<23> wuming: global variable_name
<20> wchun: Thanks!
<16> lde:thx
<23> wuming: but you shouldn't do it ;)
<20> wchun: Can I do that TO a set? I want to invert \w, space, and period
<16> lde: it's a small report generating tool :)
<20> wchun: [^\w|^ |^\.] ... that doesn't invert the "or"'s
<16> lde: global myVar = "reset" it works like this?
<23> no
<23> def foo():
<23> global bar
<23> (...)
<23> bar = 5
<16> i see
<24> bretth: you want to match everything except alphanumeric chars, spaces, and a period?
<20> sysfault: yeah
<24> Brend: [^\W\S\.] should do it, or just test for for anything non-numeric and process the non-match accordingly.
<24> bretth*
<25> sysfault, a regex is faster than that
<24> I doubt the speed gain is that significant.
<26> Damn. The tab went blue and I got all excited
<24> lol
<24> Brend: always happens to me.
<27> hello everybody!!
<10> hi
<28> Hiya, Condector
<27> hehee
<27> shekmalhen, cjfs you know how make a daemon prog with python without make my prog into background ?
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