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- A better way to search for methods of Python objects by tail -f findings.out on Nov 8, 2009
Python’s introspection abilities are quite extensive and useful. They are also well-documented, so I won’t go into the basics here. Check out this article if you need a good overview. N.B.: discussion and code below applies to both method...
- Re: The GOP takes on Monty Python by Greensboring on Nov 2, 2009
SouthernFriedInfidel said...Wow. They pulled the sketch from a Flying Circus episode. You'd think that it wouldn't take all that much effort to get some GOPer with a camera to copy the lines and say them on his own.And of course, they tried to scrub...
- Catching warnings from the MySQLdb module by tail -f findings.out on Oct 26, 2009
The MySQLdb Python module implements the Python DB API for MySQL. I’ve written about its use before. MySQL issues warning messages in a number of circumstances and PEP 249 (which specifies the Python DB API) describes a Warning error message to...
- Checking options with optparse callbacks by tail -f findings.out on Aug 16, 2009
optparse is a flexible and powerful module for processing command line options in Python programs. I’ve used it for a while, but I didn’t have much occasion to get into callbacks until recently. A callback here is a user-defined function...
- CGI as Artwork by Digital Imaging as Artwork on Aug 13, 2009
Computer generated Images (CGI) makes an excellent form of digital artwork, especially if the source images come from your own digital library of photos. Such is the case when I use Nodebox or MathMap on my Apple iMac computer. Both offer programmi...
- Django Windmill Tests – GSOC Progress Update by For Once I Oneder on Jun 25, 2009
I feel that a status update is long overdue, but as the corpus of Windmill tests grows, so does the time it takes to run a complete instance of the regression suite. However, I do have some fun progress to report as well as a few questions/problems t...
- Django Windmill Tests – GSOC Progress Update by For Once I Oneder on Jun 25, 2009
I feel that a status update is long overdue, but as the corpus of Windmill tests grows, so does the time it takes to run a complete instance of the regression suite. However, I do have some fun progress to report as well as a few questions/problems t...
