function which would allow me to get the progress of
the download as it happens, bit by bit, like
urlretrieve does, at least not easily.
urllib.urlretrieve's returnhook is just handy.
I have another question concerning urlretrieve, is
there a way I can force it to stop downloading
half-way, say after the user clicked cancel? Thanks in
advance.
--- "Diez B. Roggisch" <de***@nospam.web.dewrote:
triplezone3 schrieb:Hello. I'm using urllib.urlretrieve to downloadfiles,because it provides a handy hook function.
Unfortunately, it won't let me send headers, which
could be quite useful. Is there any way I could do
this?
I suggest you look into urllib2. It allows you to
explicitly create an
request-object that you can stuff with headers and
parameters and what
you like.
diez
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