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Hi, I want to search an ordered text file and list web links such as : Input like ; A Folder Freeware ftp://ftp.eunet.bg/pub/simtelnet

Hi I am quite familiar with normal python errors which can be caught by using the try... except... finally clause. But very often I find other kinds of exceptions raised in my programs. Here is an example. <TRACEBACK> Traceback (most recent call last):

Hi, When i try to run python script that uses com object from dll (was registered already) i got the next error message the script already was run on some other computer (win2k, xp) but in this specific device it refused. The Message: dispatch, userName = dynamic._GetGoodDispatchAndUserName(dispatch,userName,clsctx) File...

Hi all, I can't get a py2exe compiled app to run with numarray (numarray-0.5.win32- py2.2). Also wxPythonWIN32-2.3.3.1-Py22 and ActivePython-2.2.1-222. In the sample below, commenting out "import numarray" allows the exe to run. Left in, I get "4.exe has generated errors" etc. I'm going around and around and there isn't much on Google....

Hallo newsgroup, I have some questions concerning Python 2.2. First question: I try to port source code from Python 2.0 to Python 2.2.The following source code works with Python 2.0. If I compile it with Python 2.2, the modul "tci" is not imported. "tci" is a python module written by us. How can I change the source code to get it working...

Hi, I am currently using Python 2.2.3, apache 1.3.27 and mod_python 2.7.8. Under Solaris 8 on a sun. The configuration appears to be working fine but, the problem that i am having is in parsing xml files, when i do for example: xmlfile = minidom.parse(file) root = xmlfile.childNodes It creates a dom instance but it contains nothing at...

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hi all i'm new to python and new to the group and i want to develop python with emacs :-) i try to use python-mode.el version 4.6. does somebody else uses this? or what is your recommendation for editing python code in emacs? btw: i have a little customisation problem with python mode:

How does FastCGI compare against java Apps running in java app servers like TomCat, Sun One, WebLogic and WebSphere? Is there a business case for switching from CGI to Java? Performance? Productivity? Features? Object orientation? Code Reuse? Any opinions?

A colleague wants some functionality that I've built in a Python class available to 'drop' into her Visual C++ project. Some time ago she gave up on trying to use 'regular' COM servers, since ActiveX controls integrate so much more easily. So if I can't wrap the Python class into an ActiveX object, I'll have to port it. I've been...

I have a parser I am building with python and, unfortunately, people have decided to put unicode characters in the files I am parsing. The parser seems to have a fit when I search for one \uXXXX symbol, and there is another unicode symbol in the file. In this case, a search and replace for © with a µ in the file causes the infamous ordinal...

Hi, I have been using a remote data server named Clarens which runs on top of the Apache web server and communicates through xmlrpc on Redhat Linux 7.3. It has been working fine for about a month, but today it has started giving some error in httplib.py. The complete traceback is given below: Traceback (most recent call last): File...

Hi, The following small script has a child thread which restart the network on a Linux system. The problem is it never seems to return from the os.spawnlp. It executes some portions of the network script and then hangs. If the os.spawnlp is executed in the main thread, it works fine and there is no problem at all. os.system also has...

Can anybody recommend a good hosting package for Python? Must be cheap, that is max. $5 per month. If the solution offers Java+MySQL as well, that would be great!

Hi, I need to get a sort of DOM from an HTML page that is declared as XHTML but unfortunately is *not* xhtml valid.. If I try to parse it with xml.dom.minidom I get error with expat (as I supposed), so I was told to try in this way, with a "forgiving" html parser: from xml.dom.ext.reader import HtmlLib reader = HtmlLib.Reader() dom =...

I am developing and application that makesheavy use of (my own) codecs not distributed with python (i.e. unicode(text, 'kamenicky')) I put the codec into file kamenicky.py, placed the file into /usr/lib/python/encodings, but now I want to distribute my application, and I assume that users won't always have the possibility of copying files...

I'm trying to place text at a certain point on the console. But I can't figure out any way to do this. For instance place a '@' at point 6,8. Any hints? (I'm trying to display a 'map'. Think nethack) Thanks, Bart

Can anyone explain how to use exchange.HrFindExchangeGlobalAddressList, perhaps give an example? Thanks! c42

After reading the manuals and googling around a bit, I thought I'd use the 'compile' built-in to create a code object. Then, using either new.function() or types.FunctionType(), create a function object out of the code object. The function object can then be turned into a method for example using types.MethodType(). Right? Well, on Windows 98,...

I'm trying to forward a TCP port on localhost to a TCP port on a remote machine, but to do that I have to go through a telnet gateway. This involves a little chat script: expect "tn-gw-> " send "c %s %s\n" % (remotehost, remoteport) expect "Connected to %s." % (remotehost) Next line might begin with \r\n - if so this needs stripping...

Hi, All! say, i have a function: def f(*b): print b return then i do: f(3,4,5)

Greetings- I was looking at the ASPN recipe for async I/O and Tkinter: http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/82965 I am interested in using the recipe that is provided in the comments section for PyQt courtesy of Laura Creighton. I have a question though....

I'm writing some routines for handling dBASE files. I've got a table (DBF file) object & field object already defined, and after opening the file, I can get the field info like this: >>> tbl.Fields() What I would like to do is be able to extract the field names into a single, separate list. It should look like:

For quite a while now I've been filling part of the navigation-bar on my home page with Python-related news extracted from O'Reilly's meerkat service. I've been experiencing intermittent problems for the past few days, and now suddenly the crontab-triggered script has stopped working completely, apparently due to a change in what Meerkat...