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<0> jsm, say more on what you want generally
<1> Dafock: as a matter of interest, why do you need it? i thought remote debugging was most for low-level development (device drivers etc)
<2> nkour, off the top of my head: slice first 255 chars, rsplit once, store the left part, glue the right part to the remaining big string, rinse, repeat.
<2> Currently I'm labouring on something more elegant.
<3> HappyFool, I'm doing embedded, and the box I'm writing for.. well it doesnt have any gui-ness..
<3> and the code for it is relying on graphics code only well executable on this box
<0> TFK, I don't understand rinse. the problem though is that I should cut to 255 but I shouldn't cut a word into two
<4> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/bHjQ3h47.html <---this code takes extremely long to execute when it tries to list the files to a package with many many files (4000 or so), what can I do to make it faster?
<1> Dafock: googling for 'remote debugging python' reveals some promising looking hits
<3> HappyFool, thx, but the missing link was always the one-click remote execution(+debugging), when google was _my_ friend :)
<2> nkour, "rinse, repeat" - put the preceeding into a loop. You .rsplit(' ', 1) on the [:255] bit, the left one you keep and the right one you glue to the remaining string (the original [255:])
<4> anyone?
<0> TFK, I guess I also need to start from 255 and going back to look for a ' '
<5> genia4_: what is equery?
<2> nkour, erm, that's what the .rsplit does
<4> myouko: a gentoo tool for generating info about installed packages
<0> TFK, a yes sorry. thanks
<2> This will not necessarily produce the most efficient packing, though. Hmm.
<6> benji Do mechanize support Location: header?
<5> genia4_: running it with the arg "l" generates a list of packages and with "f" a list of files ofr a specific package? How many packages are there?
<7> I believe it does wundo
<4> myouko: 400 packages, maybe 500
<4> but this specific one makes it freeze, has around 4000 files
<4> myouko: and yes, l generates a list, f files for a specific package
<6> how do I replace all the $ in string link by a : ?
<4> it works fine for like 20 packages, then for this specific one it just freezes
<8> thestring.replace("$", ":") ?
<5> genia4_: it locks for a specific package?
<4> myouko: seems so
<5> does it also do that when running equery from the shell?
<4> no
<4> works fine from the shell
<5> a large package?
<4> 4000 files
<4> 4000 lines of output
<5> in one package?
<5> ok
<4> yes
<4> it's php's docs, tons of html files :)
<9> where can I find all the methods you can run on a type dict?
<5> oh, i don't know much about linux but maybe the pipe is stalled?
<4> hmm
<10> hey guys, im writing code in gedit and i used to get the text color coded but i dont get it now. how can i get the colors??
<8> the pipe is stalled o_O
<4> what does it mean? how can I fix it?
<11> did anyone here ever use Rational Rose?
<1> indigoblu: tried help(dict) ?
<11> people here are planning to use Java
<9> HappyFool, just found it in API reference on python.org thanks :_0
<5> genia4_: i don't know.. i am only brainstorming (which seems to amuse eleusis :p)
<1> PersianPower: Edit -> Preferences -> Syntax highlighting
<4> bah
<4> not sure what the problem is
<8> :)
<1> apparently the new gedit is python scriptable. i won't switch from emacs in a hurry though
<8> genia4_: what's up?
<4> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/bHjQ3h47.html
<4> freezes on a package with 4000 files
<4> gvim here too :)
<5> i don't have any knowledge of pipe, so i just thought that the 4000files formatted in html might fill up a buffer or something
<10> HappyFool: the option is selected and when i select and unselect it does not change anything
<8> hmm
<1> PersianPower: maybe the extension of the file is wrong; otherwise i don't know, sorry
<8> subprocess :-\
<4> eleusis: what should I use?
<8> i don't know.. i'm just not familiar with subprocess ;)
<10> HappyFool, ok i got it, i selected python in view->highlight mode->scripts
<10> thanks
<8> genia4_: what's wrong with the code?
<5> eleusis: it freezes on a package with 4000 files
<5> genia4_: does it "unfreeze" after a while?
<4> no
<5> or you must kill it?
<4> just freezes indefinetly
<4> I must kill it
<5> okay
<4> filesPipe.wait()
<8> hm
<4> gets stuck at that line
<8> maybe subprocess pipes have some quirks
<8> check the documentation?
<5> would something like this work:
<2> genia4_, what happens when you isolate the offending subprocess call?
<4> checked, nothing that's similar to mine
<5> for line in subprocess.popen(..):
<4> TFK: haven't tried, let's see
<2> O_O;
<8> -_-
<4> ok, I think I understand the problem
<4> big pipe = problem
<4> another big package froze
<5> ahh, maybe i am not totally wrong then :P
<4> smaller ones work fine
<4> more or less
<4> maybe I shouldn't be using a pipe but a file object...
<12> hi, anyone knows if there's something similar to jakarta slide in python?
<2> why would a big pipe be a problem?
<5> write to a file and then parse the file?
<4> TFK: not sure, but it is
<4> I'm trying a file object now, gimme a min
<5> too small buffers?
<2> Aren't pipes supposed to be able large amounts of data?
<8> maybe the subprocess module does something weird to pipes
<2> err, supposed to be able to handle large amounts of data...
<2> Well, the source is avaliable, but I doubt it.
<8> :)
<4> how do I create a file which has no physical presence?
<4> in-memory or something
<8> hm
<8> there's CStringIO which stores a string and allows you to access it like a file..
<2> http://python.org/doc/2.4.2/lib/module-tempfile.html <--- perhaps this?
<8> StringIO even
<8> yeah, but tempfile files are stored on disk, i think..
<8> then again this says the temp files are destroyed when closed.. which might be just as good
<4> hey, works now
<4> it was wait that was ****ing up :(
<4> pipes are fine, thanks again guys
<8> cool
<4> lemme show you new code
<4> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/YTFif298.html
<4> works reasonably slow now :)
<8> \o/
<2> I'd propose stylistic changes if this were the last iteration of the code :-)
<4> I'm open for suggestions
<4> used to c++, so my programming style isn't very pythonic :)
<2> Hmmm, lesse... *hack hack*
<5> genia4_: yeah, that was something like that i meant with my "for line in subprocess.popen(...) :)
<8> i've yet to see a definition of what's really 'pythonic'
<4> eleusis: well, what I have definetly is not :)
<2> It's Pythonic to reduce many lines of code into few lines of code using stuff like LCs, genexps.
<4> yes, I'm not familiar with those yet
<8> although there is 'python -c "import this"'
<2> It's Pythonic to use iterators wherever possible (range in for loops, etc.)
<8> well, he is using iterators..
<8> for package in packagesStdout
<2> I'm just sayin' ;-)
<8> :P
<4> http://rgruet.free.fr/PQR24/PQR2.4.html#files <---I Like this page
<2> genia4_, http://rafb.net/paste/results/VqD6kB78.html <--- should work
<8> heh
<2> err
<2> wrong indent :-/
<2> line 17 needs to be indented in
<8> bleh
<4> that's cool..
<8> that's pythonic? :P
<2> Four spaces is more pythonic than tabs, btw
<8> that's more lispy!
<4> need to find time to configure this vim
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