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<0> if bool1 or (bool2 and (string1 == "foo")): print "Hello, World!"
<0> else: print "Sayz you" #==> Sayz you
<1> Pythy: yeah I'm having trouble reproducing it now :(
<1> gimme a minute
<2> ok, slightly off topic, anybody ever used del.icio.us's api successfully?
<0> take two.
<2> cos im trying to implement a bookmark-uploader in python.
<3> can anyone point me to some good os.fork examples?
<4> well i mailed them now, i know you are eager to hear the reply so i'll keep you updated
<5> hello ppl
<5> is there a way for setuptools to tag a sdist package with for example SRC?
<6> kernoman: google python os.fork
<7> kernoman: or grep for os.fork in the stdlib.
<8> Why isn't my object getting deleted despite its refcount (supposedly) dropping to zero?
<3> thanks, i didnt think running an external program from within python would be so much problems
<1> Pythy: well, I dumbed down my example too much it seems ;)
<9> DataBeaver: what is object?
<9> is it a string?
<8> One of my custom types defined in C
<8> It's a temporary object in a function's parameter list and I don't think I'm leaking any references in the C side
<1> Pythy: what I was actually doing was using variables returned by optparse, and for some reason when I now do "if bool1 == True or (bool2 == True and string1 == "foo")", that now behaves as I expect
<8> When I look at it inside that function, its refcount is one, which I suppose is due to it being in the parameter list.
<8> Its destructor never gets called though.
<3> drgalaxy: im completely at a loss with this now... i just want to be able to spawn off several instances of wget and once they have all completed continue the program, im using a for loop to iterrate through a list that contains all the urls I want to wget
<5> anyone using setuptools here?
<6> kernoman: fork () is kind of weird, I admit
<3> drgalaxy: slightly, i think my heads going to explode
<3> arghhhhhhh splat!
<6> kernoman: with fork you can either fork once and have the parent wait on the child, or you can fork twice which will detach the child child completely from the parent
<3> so i couldnt spawn more than 2 wgets commands?
<6> not quite. for each wget command you have to fork twice before you spawn wget, that way the main program isn't waiting
<6> I think I might have some example code
<2> ah duh, wrong url, i hate this stuf.....
<10> where could i download tkinter? or isn't there a tkinter for 64bit linux?
<11> hi all
<6> vIkSiT: hello
<11> has anyone got ideas about a library which could be used to do sound analysis - pitch, tempo extraction from a given mp3/wav or whatever?
<11> hey drgalaxy
<12> numpy
<11> ignacio, numpy? I thought that was a numerical analysis lib
<4> hey all .... is there a term for the use of modules uhm, or rather functions, in a "chained" way? You call a function that has a builtin call to a function that has a builtin call to a function ... etc etc etc
<12> What do you think sound analysis is?
<11> ah - it has transforms and things
<12> Sound analysis is just fancy math.
<11> ignacio, numerical analysis - as in, solving ODEs and such
<11> I'd forgotten it did fourier transforms
<0> http://directory.fsf.org/audio/misc/pymad.html http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/data/doc/gstreamer/stable/manual/html/index.html http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/python/2001/01/31/numerically.html http://sourceforge.net/projects/pymedia/
<11> great stuff
<11> that LAMP article esp
<3> drgalaxy: ?
<0> epoch: Try it without the `== True'
<6> kernoman: I can't seem to ssh to the box with my example for you
<6> look on the python cookbook, I think that is where I figured it out
<3> drgalaxy: ok thanks for all your help
<6> np
<0> kernoman: Don't use `from x import *'
<3> why?
<3> is it slower?
<0> It's suicidal.
<3> i'll die?
<0> >>> open #==> <type 'file'>
<0> >>> from os import *
<0> >>> open #==> <built-in function open>
<3> OMG
<0> (And many other examples.)
<3> ok thanks for the heads up
<2> vIkSiT: http://www.speech.kth.se/snack/
<0> "kernoman|i'll die?" > The next person who has to read your code may see to that.
<11> Bracki, thanks, will check
<3> nah nobody will see this its just for me, a quick hack to download my favorite podcasts
<0> In which case, that next person will be you.
<3> but ill remember the tp when i do anything that other people will use
<3> s/tp/tip
<0> Kernoman: Even if no one else reads your code, you don't want to do that to yourself.
<11> hehe
<0> My source is available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/HAL9001 (kidding, kidding.)
<3> once i work out how to fork commands ill be happy with the code, decided to heed what you say and have my program wait for my external command to finish
<11> hehehe
<0> Kernoman: You really want to try debugging your own code, when you've, say, done an `from os import *' to get at some of os's members, & later do an open():
<0> >>> open('/$.txt') #==> <open file '/$.txt', mode 'r' at 0x00E284A0> # OK here.
<0> >>> from os import *
<0> >>> open('/$.txt') #==> TypeError: function takes at least 2 arguments (1 given)
<0> Kernoman: And there are many such examples.
<3> are you sure your not a bot ;)
<4> is there a "number one" tutorial that you reccomend for newbies ?
<0> ?>humor-module-test@kernoman
<4> I like to think that i'm above the hello world treshold, but not much more
<0> ?>tutorials@sybariten
<9> thinkcspy.
<4> merci!
<13> http://www.mindview.net/ thinking in python... very good :)
<4> ben017f: was that for me ?
<13> sybariten, yeah, there's are some good downloadable tutorials on that site :)
<13> this is the actual link: http://mindview.net/Books/TIPython
<3> Pythy: Can you advise on how to use fork to spawn off a load of wget commands?
<4> ben017f: thanks
<13> np
<14> anyone gotten sybase-0.37 to work with a release version of freedts on windows?
<15> sybariten: you are french ?
<14> I've been able to compile freetds versions on windows but the resulting dll doesn't seem to contain all the symbols required...
<15> sybariten: this one is good in french i use it now : http://www.ulg.ac.be/cifen/inforef/swi/python.htm
<16> hey
<17> What does split() do?
<18> j4Rd4: type help("".split) in your python interpreter
<17> Thank you.
<5> ppl if I use a python script that changes my PYTHONPATH env var and the runs a cl***, shouldn't that cl*** know the new PYTHONPATH?
<17> It should.
<5> I'm using os.environ['PYTHONPATH'] to do this
<5> bummer aparently it ain't working
<5> duno why
<17> ^
<12> $PYTHONPATH is only checked by the interpreter.
<12> Once, I think.
<9> yep, and that's on startup.
<19> hello.
<9> wait maybe not.
<9> it may check on every import.
<9> it does..
<5> ignacio|School: still should work cuz if I export it works
<19> is there any way to coviniently split a string in n char strings?
<9> slicing..
<12> >>> foo='abcdefghijkl' ; [''.join([foo[y] for y in x]) for x in [list(x[1]) for x in itertools.groupby(xrange(len(foo)), lambda x: x/5)]] \ ['abcde', 'fghij', 'kl']
<19> yeah, but is it only like slice & loop? :)
<9> s0undt3ch: python only checks $PYTHONPATH on every startup, if you'd like to modify the python module search path in a program you'll have to do so via sys.path.
<20> how can I do something like: while a_slice = a[0:3]:
<21> ?
<19> ignacio|School: thanks :)
<21> nah time to fetch food
<9> exalted> foo='abcdefghi'; [ foo[i:i+3] for i in range(0,len(foo),3) ]
<9> ['abc', 'def', 'ghi']
<5> sysfault: then how do I do that with sys.path?
<19> sysfault: thanks yet again.
<9> sys.path.insert(1,'/path/to')
<20> in other words, I want to iterate over the elements of "a" in slices of 3 elements
<20> sysfault: oh, thanks
<5> sysfault: thanks
<5> sysfault: sys.path.insert(0,'/path/to') will make it the first path available or indices here start at 1?
<9> indices start at 0.
<5> k, thanks
<9> insert(...)
<9> L.insert(index, object) -- insert object before index
<5> and 0 is the working dir. correct?
<5> oh, so the 1
<9> yep
<5> k, thanks
<22> hey
<22> is there any good python-based cms?
<4> at the risk of running with false information here because of my lack of Py knowledge .......
<4> .... isnt Zope a sort of CMS ?
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