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<0> Nope.
<1> well, when you use google you use linux :)
<2> i've been working google. havne't found anything , that's why i asked
<3> Yango, something uses linux. I wouldn't agree that it is you
<0> And now you know what to look for. But the short answer is that you can't.
<3> That's like calling me a drug addict because my agent does coke.
<4> MachinShn: I believe it's not possible with glob at all.
<5> MachinShn: glob each separately, and join the results
<4> MachinShn: You could do glob.glob('*.bmp') + glob.glob('*.png') etc.
<2> ignacio: and instead of telling me to google, then being an *** about it, a simple you can't would have been satisfactory
<2> thanks sanxiyn & deltab
<1> Brend your analogy ****s :) anyhow, here's not the place to discuss the actual usage responsibilities of internet provided services
<0> No, because then you wouldn't know how to find the answer.
<2> ignacio: you presume that everyone who comes into the chan asking a q is a complete noob?
<4> ignacio: Please stop.
<3> MachinShn, perhaps everyone who comes into the channel asking a question they could easily have answered for themselves ;)
<2> sigh. i'm just gonna stop now. cause i've been on the other side of this, and it's too easy to be a complete cockbiter on both sides
<6> i am using select() to determin if a socket is ready to be read from, i am p***ing it a list of sockets, i need some way to relate my sockets to instances of a Client cl*** i have created, i could just for through the list and compare each entry to the entries in my Client instance list but that doesn't seem sensible, is there a better sollution?
<6> i aquire my list of sockets by looping through my Client instances and requesting their socket reference
<4> jotham: Hm, a dictionary?
<6> i still need to have a key though
<6> can i put a reference to my Client instance in my socket instance?
<6> so i can s.client.dosomething()
<6> it doesn't sound very tidy
<6> but does adhear to the ideas of composition
<4> jotham: I think you can use socket itself as a key.
<6> :o
<4> It will hash using identity.
<6> does that use the __repr__ or what
<4> Or, you could use socket.getsockname(), I guess.
<6> identity?
<4> jotham: It uses id(socket)
<4> Basically, memory address of that object.
<6> cool
<6> cheers
<4> Maybe fileno() is another possibility.
<4> (file descriptor of it)
<6> naah, id sounds good
<6> since non overlapping lifetime wont be an issue
<7> hi there
<4> hi
<7> does somone nows a bit in pyhton?
<7> knows*
<4> ?
<4> Well this is #python...
<7> well i know that but last time i ask somone and he told me he dont use to prog in python
<7> so thats why i ask :)
<7> well sanxiyn perhaps can u help me
<7> ?
<8> Etrius: you have to actually ask a question before *anyone* can help you with it
<9> Etrius: don't ask to ask, just ask! =)
<7> LeedsHK, thats true :p
<7> shure
<8> Etrius: so, uh, do you have a question?
<7> well i have to do a script to read an html page .. so i must login on my page then read the content but i have to put somthing to read a chain data on this page and i dont know how can i do it
<8> ah
<7> yuo here it is LeedsHK :)
<4> Etrius: Eh... so you do login?
<7> yup
<7> i did it with to different scripts
<7> but i use add-header('Cookie' for the last one seems better
<7> add_header*
<4> Etrius: Have a look at http://docs.python.org/lib/cookielib-examples.html
<4> cookielib manage cookies for you.
<7> yup i did
<7> the probleme is not on the cookielib
<4> (i.e. sends Cookie: after it saw Set-Cookie:, etc.)
<6> can you iterate through a dictionary?
<7> i use urllib2
<4> jotham: Yes.
<6> oh, iteritems iterkeys
<6> sorry
<4> jotham: Well, "for key in dic" also works.
<6> hot
<4> Etrius: I'm not sure I understand what the problem is.
<7> well my exercise is a bit complicated
<7> let me explain u
<8> exercise? is this schoolwork?
<4> LeedsHK: I don't think so.
<7> LeedsHK, not schoolwork but same :)
<8> sanxiyn: it's a brave new world out there, my friend
<7> well here is all the work i must do on my script : first login on my page secondary must read the page to collect a data wich change every connexion then request an other page with a parse.valid=data
<7> so am i clear?
<4> Yup.
<4> Do so. :-)
<7> well so on my script i must use urllib2
<7> then i import urllib2
<4> And... (drumroll)
<8> Etrius: is it a public page?
<7> nop
<10> hi im new to python
<7> hi catseye
<10> which distro of python should i install?
<4> catseye: hi!
<4> catseye: Your platform?
<10> windows 2003
<4> http://www.python.org/2.4.2/
<4> "Just save the installer file Python-2.4.2.msi to your local machine, then double-click"
<6> using activepython gives you a great documentation reference in windows help format
<6> http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePython/
<6> there is a 2.4 release as well
<4> jotham: python.org distribution provides .chm too now.
<10> oh
<6> cool
<4> Since 2.4.1 or so I think.
<10> so which one?
<11> how can i access GET and POST values in a cgi script?
<4> ActivePython is also good, or so I heard, but I always uses python.org one personally.
<4> spootnick: http://docs.python.org/lib/module-cgi
<7> sanxiyn, import urllib2
<7> req = urllib2.Request('http://mypage/Parse.php?valid=data')
<7> req.add_header('Cookie','login=Mylogin ; p***word=Myp***')
<7> r = urllib2.urlopen(req)
<7> print r.read()
<7> here is my actual script
<8> Etrius: you know you should paste to the pastebin, right?
<7> LeedsHK, ?
<7> u mean?
<4> Etrius: Eh, I don't understand. If you use cookielib, you won't need add_header Cookie: at all.
<4> Etrius: See /topic.
<4> Over 3 lines?
<11> sanxiyn: no mention of GET or POST
<4> spootnick: Eh?
<4> You do this:
<7> its a POSt method
<8> Etrius: if you're going to post anything that long - certainly anything longer - you shouldn't just put it in the channel, you should put it on a website and give us a link
<4> import cgi
<4> form = cgi.FieldStorage()
<4> value = form.getvalue("some parameter")
<7> hooo ok LeedsHK my apologise didnt know that it was forbiden to copy past on the channel
<4> spootnick: FieldStorage treats GET and POST same.
<11> ah ok
<11> sanxiyn: thanks a lot
<8> Etrius: it's not such a problem now - but imagine if 10 people were pasting code to the channel at the same time
<7> thats true LeedsHK sorry for that :) but my english is a bit bad and i couldnt explain more about my probleme
<8> Etrius: no, 100% post your code, but put it on the web, not the channel - the code is often the best way to explain the problem
<11> sanxiyn: for curiosity sake, is there a way to fetch GET values only? (or POST values only)
<4> spootnick: Hm, interesting indeed.
<10> does active python come with an ide?
<4> catseye: No.
<4> Well, both ActivePython and python.org version comes with IDLE, a Python code editor written in Python.
<7> well anyway here is the code and the thing is that i must read the data on every connexion to req my Parse.php?valid=data
<8> spootnick: QUERY_STRING or REQUEST_URI in os.environ?
<10> what is extra that is in activepython thats not in the regular python?
<4> spootnick: As far as I know, you can access REQUEST_METHOD from os.environ.
<4> spootnick: And mixing GET and POST is invalid according to the standard.
<11> LeedsHK, sanxiyn: yeah, seems to be the only way
<4> (Not that mixing of GET and POST isn't done in the real world. But it's invalid AFAIK.)
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