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<0> a_thing: launch python with -vvv as flags and it'll tell you why it can't find the module
<1> ne1uno: Does bitfields mean, bools or what?
<2> hence the qyestion
<3> struct { char b:4 }
<3> how do do it in python
<2> probably compiler specidic abd you have to fiddle with the bits after getting the int anyway.
<3> define a value to be of 4 bits as a struct
<0> jtza8: it's a bunch of bits, that's it
<1> hmm...
<0> ne1uno: it depends on packing, most structures are word aligned
<2> looks for bits.py for how to get or set one bit.
<3> one way i can think of it read in the full char do & and <<
<2> py2.4 promotes int to long, you may have to x&0xffff as well
<1> Yep, Python isn't very friendly with bits.
<2> read the bits into a list then work from there
<3> thx guyz
<4> There's still the error with sys.path="/usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/smart"
<1> a_thing: sys.path is a list...
<3> a_thing : in ur script make the first 2 lines like this
<3> import sys
<3> sys.path.append("ur module path")
<3> that shuld help
<0> a_thing: don't mess with sys.path, get PYTHONPATH to work
<5> http://pastebin.com/526972 < amazing code, eh?
<4> It's not adding $PYTHONPATH to sys.path.
<4> Using sys.path.append works, but I'd like this to work for all other modules installed to /usr/local.
<3> a_thing in ur bash_profile write "export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/usr/local"
<3> and then source bash_profile , start python
<3> things shopuld work good
<4> TestDrive6: no difference
<3> a_thing did u sourced it
<3> ?
<4> yeah
<6> xbmodder_lappy: out.setformat(getattr(alsaaudio, 'PCM_FORMAT_S%s_LE' % d['bits']))
<6> xbmodder_lappy: ...will also work
<7> Pir8: you everywhere man
<1> xbmodder_lappy: I just don't get why people can't read + signs in a sting like that?
<1> xbmodder_lappy: Though, I think your code could be simplified by changing the if statements like so: http://pastebin.com/526994
<8> this is off-topic, but... how can i scrub my cvs repository of all the "****" and "****" splattered all over commit comments?
<9> convince youre comiters not to commit them in the start? :)
<8> yeah, heh. funny.
<9> i thought so, yes
<9> muhoo: you could just go and change all the cvsfile replacing **** with f*** or something
<6> jtza8: was that in response to my comment? the point was to get rid of exec, not the string concatenation. i just chose to improve that in the process ;-)
<8> i wonder if that will confuse cvs though?
<8> editing the ,v files doesn't look like a task for the faint of heart
<9> indeed not
<8> 129 instances of '****', 177 instances of '****'
<9> but if you only edit the text it shouldnt change anything.. but ofcourse take backups first
<8> of course
<8> only 61 instances of 'crap' though, prolly leave those in.
<9> hehe
<8> and way too many '***', those are staying since it's part of too many other words
<8> 14 instances of 'dude'
<8> that's staying
<8> what a nightmare this project was
<8> 175 instances of 'duh'
<9> =)
<9> give an example with dude in
<8> here's one with a few all in one: "duh. stupid *** endless loop bug fixed. i++ ****head."
<8> IcE^: "field order dude"
<8> also, "do not expose html in emails dude."
<9> hehe you have strange coders =)
<8> my fave is the dozen or so commit comments that not only contain "duh", but are composed solely and completely of "duh"
<9> why are you cencuring them ?
<8> well this is a website for a preschool, and it'll be time to deliver the code to them soon.
<9> yea.. they always say make good cvs comments.. 'duh' rocks =)
<8> i don't want to freak out the moms.
<9> hehe
<9> have you checked the code comments to?
<8> "who are these maniacal deviants who have been working on our children's website!???!"
<8> oh yes, the code comments are rife with profanity
<8> but, easier to fix
<8> simple sed script
<9> same for cvs i think
<8> i hope so
<8> also love the comments for initial entry of a file into cvs
<8> most common one is "FIRST!!11!!"
<8> or "first post"
<9> hehe a description of what the file is for would be better i think
<8> that's in the code comments
<9> good
<8> man i love python docstrings. this profane-commented website is all in PHP, which is probably why so much profanity
<1> joedj: ...Ah, sorry :)
<8> but PHPdoc is lame compared to python docstrings
<10> muhoo: and it being in PHP is also why you are able to read the website source code? ;)
<8> teratorn: hm? no, i'd be able to read it in python too, i expect
<8> and would find it a lot easier to read as well
<11> why linux distros dont upgrade the python.. they upgrade the perl but not the python .. wh;ich makes me sick .. and use the perl :(
<8> xerophyte: which distro?
<10> xerophyte: redhat?
<11> RHEL
<10> everyone else that i'm aware of keeps python up-to-date
<11> redhat
<10> xerophyte: there you go.
<11> does not its some of the has 1.x
<8> well, except debian stable, which is perpetually years out of date
<12> Gentoo had 2.3 as a default for quite a while, last time I checked.
<10> muhoo: no, it keeps python up-to-date as well.
<10> muhoo: it's just that they only release every 15 years
<8> teratorn: unstable does
<8> teratorn: ah
<8> but stable is never up to date
<10> muhoo: that's part of the point.
<11> fc2 and fc3 has very old ones ..but they are new distro :)
<10> muhoo: but you're right, debian stable doesn't ever release bleeding-edge versions of anything
<10> muhoo: and that's on purpose, of course
<10> redhat is just insane
<8> well, yes.
<8> redhat is corporate
<13> hm, I write a program that uses multiple files and after just a little while it starts using the backup-files, wich I have stored in a VERY other folder. what is the problem?
<10> Gasten: hold still while I read your mind
<13> Teratorn: well, what info do you want? I dont know what info I can give you! the traceback just tell me that its changing file-directory in the middlr of no-were!
<10> Gasten: i don't even know where to start...
<13> teratorn: would a traceback help?
<13> teratorn: no forgett it.
<14> ?>unicode@
<15> moin
<15> anyone firm with import hooks?
<16> hello
<16> (it's not a troll), i've to work on windows and i'm looking for a scripting language to help me to automate my job (auto generate docbook documents, use svn ...) is python a good choice in my case ?
<17> re
<17> hey is there a urllib timeout feature?
<12> _gpg_, should be. Python is good with text manipulation and calling other processes.
<16> ty
<18> sungsung: Not directly, but you could use socket.setdefaulttimeout
<16> is python 2.5 realesed ?
<16> cause in download section theres just links to 2.4
<17> hm.... my program downloads rssfeeds from several sites (all urls in a dictionary) i used for feed in feeds: get(feed) (pseudo code) to get everything
<17> but, there's a big catch: the loop holds when one of the sites is down
<19> Whu? 2.5? When? Wha? O_o
<20> Check the site firs.t.?
<17> how would you guys solve that problem?
<20> Threads!
<20> Select!
<20> Hurrah!
<18> sungsung: As I said..
<18> socket.setdefaulttimeout(.5); d = urllib.urlopen('http://reddit.com/').read()
<18> IOError: [Errno socket error] timed out
<17> Erwin: and that works with urllib? :)
<17> Erwin: sorry, didn't read your last lines
<17> Erwin: thanks
<21> morning Erwin
<18> hi there
<18> A fascinating article, about, of all things, a children's entertainer.. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/01/18/AR2006011801434.html
<22> Moin
<12> It seems that a magic method (addition, for example) is slower than a "regular" method, when used in a custom cl***. How come?
<18> Well, when you do foo + bar, either foo.__add__ or bar.__radd__ can be invoked
<18> but if foo.__add__ is there, that should be It
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