Tommy Vercetti added the comment:
PEP 514 looks good to me
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Tommy Vercetti added the comment:
Thank you Steve!
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Tommy Vercetti added the comment:
Hi Steve,
We appreciate your interest in OBS Studio!
In my opinion, the installer doesn't have or need to be in ARM64, because it's
not more complex than copying files and writing registry keys, and as an
installer, it should be the most forgotten part
Tommy Vercetti added the comment:
Hi everyone,
I'm Tommy from OBS Projects, and I'm currently working on bring OBS Studio to
Windows ARM64.
I still prefer the regular executable installer on ARM64, because it's probably
the least intrusive way of making Python scripting work with OBS
Tommy Sparber added the comment:
This bug is still present using Python 3.7.
I'm also not sure how to fix the leakage of the internal bitfield size encoding.
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Joan Tomas (Tommy) Pujol Muñoz added the comment:
The python file.
It works in Linux (Ubuntu) but not in Windows; at least for me.
The output error is :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "pySelf.py", line 8, in
print(Person.__init__("Some","One",21,&q
New submission from Joan Tomas (Tommy) Pujol Muñoz :
I try to use self with the __init__ function in a class, but when I enter the
other values e.g. def __init__(self, name): self.name = name /// and when I
call the class with a name it says that it need another value because it uses
self
Tommy Rowland added the comment:
Hi Paul,
Thank you for the clarification. I can see that %V does indeed return the
correct week number. It seems that when calling strftime, it is possible to
use this in conjunction with %y, but when calling strptime, it is not. Is
this also intended
New submission from Tommy Rowland :
This relates to the calculation of the week number from a given datetime, when
calling the strftime method. If you call isocalendar() on the datetime.datetime
object for the date ‘2018-12-31’, the week number returned is 1, which is
correct
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New submission from Tommy <tommylim1...@naver.com>:
Dear manager,
I'm just starting python and trying to make simple web application.
As above title, I just want to open webbrowser at first and then just change
web-address in the same tab, but whenever I try webbrowser.open, it alway
Tommy Carstensen <tommy.carsten...@gmail.com> added the comment:
I can't user requests, urllib, pandas.read_html(), etc. because of this. I
don't have root access / sudo rights. I've tried downloading OpenSSL from
openssl.org and then installing with:
`./config --prefix=/my/home/dir
Tommy Carpenter added the comment:
Hi,
I think option B might be best, because the issue was that I didn't know at
first that the problem was in my .pypirc. I think this stack trace is not the
most elegant way for the user to figure that out. Maybe catching this and then
presenting a human
Tommy Carstensen added the comment:
Thanks @ned.deily ! That did the trick for me! When installing openssl I just
had to do ./config --prefix=/my/home/dir prior to doing make and make install.
Then I just did two commands prior to installing python3.6:
export CFLAGS="-I/my/home/dir/in
Tommy Carstensen added the comment:
I have the same problem as described here. How can I install Python3.6 and pip
without sudo and without homebrew? I get the same error message after
installation:
pip is configured with locations that require TLS/SSL, however the ssl module
in Python
New submission from Tommy Carpenter:
Full details and stacktrace are at:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/43001446/python-pypi-configparser-blowing-up-when-pointing-to-certain-repo/43001770#43001770
Essentially, I had an index-servers section that listed a repo, that was not
listed
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New submission from Tommy Beadle:
Support for unnumbered fields in string.Formatter.format was added in
http://bugs.python.org/issue13598, however, it does not support accessing an
index or attribute of an unnumbered field like str.format does. Instead, it
raises an unhelpful "Key
Tommy Beadle added the comment:
I think that the documentation should be updated to reflect issue19930's change
when that is actually committed, not as a part of this change.
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Added file:
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Tommy Beadle added the comment:
Martin, thanks for the suggestion that worked. I believe this patch should
have all of the issues addressed.
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Tommy Beadle added the comment:
I've fixed the apostrophe issue by avoiding it's use. I've moved the text
about the mode to mkdir and added a link to it from makedirs.
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Tommy Beadle added the comment:
Using
.. index::
object: code
puts a 'code' entry under 'object' as well as 'object' under 'code'. That's
the way it is for every other item that uses "object: XXX". So if you want a
new 'code object' top-level item and keep 'object -> code',
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This restores the original code -> object items.
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Tommy Beadle added the comment:
The attached patch makes it so that 'code object' is its own 'top-level' entry
in the index instead of being 'code' with an 'object' sub-item. It also makes
the links from the index go to the location in the documents just before the
header instead of having
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Tommy Carstensen added the comment:
I noticed 3.5 alpha1 is not released until February 1st. Is there any way I can
get my hands on this new functionality?
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Tommy Carstensen added the comment:
Yes, but 3.5 has not been pre-released yet.
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New submission from Tommy Andersen:
The format documentation for the Format Specification Mini-Language for python
3.3 (perhaps newer and older as well) at:
https://docs.python.org/3.3/library/string.html
States for type '' (for floating point numbers):
Similar to 'g', except
Tommy Carstensen added the comment:
I read the fileinput code and realized how heavily tied it is to line input.
Will reading individual bytes as suggested not be very memory intensive, if
each line is billions of characters?
def bytefileinput():
return (bytes((b,)) for line
New submission from Tommy Carstensen:
This is my first post on bugs.python.org. I hope I abide to the rules. It was
suggested to me on stackoverflow.com, that I request an enhancement to the
module fileinput here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22510123/reading-individual-bytes-of-multiple
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