python Programming Glossary: her

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1108974/switch-versions-of-python

Story One of the app that i have works on python 2.4 and other on 2.6. I tried to do a sym link of python2.4 to python and.. say use database databasename kinda syntax. Question2 Is there more elegant way to switch between version as my hack of symlinking.. a deb for say hardy and make jaunty believe its for her python development environment ubuntu 9.04 share improve..

Integer literal is an object in Python? [duplicate]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11802214/integer-literal-is-an-object-in-python

thinking it has a float 1. followed by the word real and therefore raises a syntax error. To test this you can also try 1.. i.e. period full stop. Hence the syntax error. Further edit As mgilson alludes to in his her comment the parser can.. syntax error. Further edit As mgilson alludes to in his her comment the parser can handle access to int 's attributes and..

Two way/reverse map

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1456373/two-way-reverse-map

reverse map I'm doing this switchboard thing in python where I need to keep track of who's talking to whom so if Alice Bob.. if anyone has an idea to do it with one. Or suggest another data structure. There are no multiple conversations. Let's say.. to do it with one. Or suggest another data structure. There are no multiple conversations. Let's say this is for a customer..

“”.join(reversed(val)) vs val[::-1]…which is pythonic?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1695385/joinreversedval-vs-val-1-which-is-pythonic

Python so I find this pythonic stuff interesting since there is no analog in the Java world AFAIK. python share improve.. Anna has nicknamed x 1 the Martian Smiley I mostly bow to her and her long experience in training c and studies in human psychology.. nicknamed x 1 the Martian Smiley I mostly bow to her and her long experience in training c and studies in human psychology..

Howto do python command-line autocompletion but NOT only at the beginning of a string

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/209484/howto-do-python-command-line-autocompletion-but-not-only-at-the-beginning-of-a-s

for great command line autocompletion as described in here . But the completion only seems to work at the beginning of.. last name it will come up just as well as if you typed her first name. Some use of the up and down arrows or some other.. first name. Some use of the up and down arrows or some other method to select from the matched strings may be needed and..

Process to convert simple Python script into Windows executable

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2136837/process-to-convert-simple-python-script-into-windows-executable

I wrote a script that will help a Windows user in her daily life. I want to simply send her the .exe and not ask her.. a Windows user in her daily life. I want to simply send her the .exe and not ask her to install python dlls or have to deal.. daily life. I want to simply send her the .exe and not ask her to install python dlls or have to deal with any additional files...

What does plus equals (+=) do in Python?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2347265/what-does-plus-equals-do-in-python

is wrong with Python. At the moment I have to agree with her. All of the experienced programmers I've shown this to are equally.. 3 1 2 foo bar seems to affect every instance of the class whereas foo foo bar seems to behave in the way I would expect things..

Django authentication and Ajax - URLs that require login

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/312925/django-authentication-and-ajax-urls-that-require-login

when a not authenticated user clicks it is to redirect him her to login page and then pass the target page. What I saw on some.. page he she gets a popup window via JavaScript asking him her to log in or register. There's no redirection part so no need.. via JavaScript asking him her to log in or register. There's no redirection part so no need for a user to use the back..

My implementation of merging two sorted lists in linear time - what could be improved?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4173225/my-implementation-of-merging-two-sorted-lists-in-linear-time-what-could-be-imp

j j 1 First of all is it okay to use an infinite loop here Should I break out of the loop using the break keyword when.. when I'm done merging the list or are the returns okay here I've seen similar questions asked here and all the solutions.. the returns okay here I've seen similar questions asked here and all the solutions look quite similar to mine i.e. very..

Using a class' __new__ method as a Factory: __init__ gets called twice

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5953759/using-a-class-new-method-as-a-factory-init-gets-called-twice

gets called twice I encountered a strange bug in python where using the __new__ method of a class as a factory would lead.. idea was originally to use the __new__ method of the mother class to return a specific instance of one of her children depending.. the mother class to return a specific instance of one of her children depending on the parameters that are passed without..

Start background process/daemon from CGI script

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6024472/start-background-process-daemon-from-cgi-script

the CGI script will indicate to the user that his or her request is being processed while the background script does.. a colleague that what I want to do is impossible because there is no way to prevent Apache from waiting for the entire process.. this Stack Overflow answer but I've seen similar code elsewhere. Here's a short script I wrote to test the double fork trick..

Programming tutorials for people with zero experience [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/774325/programming-tutorials-for-people-with-zero-experience

programming and Python in an adequate way. I don't want her to go through the tiresome learn algorithms in pseudocode first.. too many details will be very counterproductive. On the other hand I think that Lisp might be too mathematical and abstract... might be too mathematical and abstract. Python on the other hand will let her even do something like coding primitive graphical..

exporting from/importing to numpy, scipy in SQLite and HDF5 formats

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7883646/exporting-from-importing-to-numpy-scipy-in-sqlite-and-hdf5-formats

from importing to numpy scipy in SQLite and HDF5 formats There seems to be many choices for Python to interface with SQLite.. I wonder if anyone has experience using these together with numpy arrays or data tables structured record arrays and.. going to be regularly accessing your HDF file from another language pyTables adds some extra metadata . h5py can do a lot..