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<0> not good :/
<1> you'll have to live without knowing howmany people here use arch-linux.
<0> (on #python chanell ) :P
<2> why don't you ask your *real* question?
<0> ok...so
<0> I have installed mod_python, and now have to configurate my apache
<0> BUT there's a problem with mod_pytho... no idea where it is 0_o
<0> that's the problem
<3> pylint is evil :(
<3> Your code has been rated at -337.14/10
<1> nick125: plenty of room for improvement then.
<3> Yhg1s: yeah i need to finish writing the library
<4> Hi everybody
<5> nick125: that's the worst approximation of pi i've ever seen :)
<6> lampshade, Hi
<3> mcmillen: hah :)
<7> hi
<7> how do i make socket.recv() return "" instead of freezing if there is no data availiable?
<1> yuriks: you cannot. socket.recv() will only return "" when the socket is closed.
<1> yuriks: you can set the socket non-blocking, so that socket.recv() will raise OSError rather than block, though.
<8> yuriks: either use non-blocking sockets or select()
<7> select?
<7> Yhg1s: but i can write a wrapper that does that, right?
<3> it seems pylint hates wildcard imports (from blah import *)...
<1> yuriks: not really, no.
<1> nick125: yes. and so do most python programmers.
<3> i noticed that
<9> can i do something like return (foo || bar == 0), where foo is a bool?
<7> O_o, cant i catch the OSError and return ""?
<1> emes: what would it return?
<3> Your code has been rated at -10.00/10 (previous run: -337.14/10)
<1> emes: do you perhaps mean 'return foo or bar'?
<9> Yhg1s: a bool
<9> oh
<9> silly me
<1> yuriks: you sure can, but there's a lot more to having sockets non-blocking than just that.
<1> yuriks: it can return incomplete data, for instance.
<7> uh, well i know it can =P
<1> yuriks: sockets are fairly complex, especially if you start dabbling in non-blocking ones. See, for instance, Twisted. it exists because sockets are hard :)
<8> yuriks: are you doing this to learn low level network programming or just want to do some stuff ? maybe you should use a ready framework for that
<4> What do you call it when you want to parse out a text file, puting things separated by a comma into a tuple or something? I'm looking for some keywords to google
<7> im doing IRC, and using a while 1: loop: get_data() process_data() make_data() send_data()
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