Re: String pattern matching

[jimlewis]

Thanks to all for the various good approaches. Kent's plain RE approach
seems the most straightforward - did not know that RE can handle this
situation - good to know!

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Re: python crashes in Komodo

[jimlewis]

> any non-standard (i.e. non-bundled) C extensions ?

No.

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Re: Server side newbie

[jimlewis]

Thanks but the math is a bit complex and already coded and debugged in
a python desktop gui.

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Re: Server side newbie

[jimlewis]

Can you point me to sample code somewhere? If I had a server-side
python script that increments the number in an edit control on clicking
a button, I think I could take it from there.

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Re: Server side newbie

[jimlewis]

Thanks for the comments. I do know basic HTML although it seems like
writing in assembly language. Filling in the blanks you outlined: my
ISP is pair.com and they show python as available. My site is
quirkle.com. True I did not think much about hooking my app to the web
but I had, I think, a reasonably justified impression that python
helped make it easy to develop web apps.

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Re: Server side newbie

[jimlewis]

Thanks for the various replies. They all seem to lead to a lot more
learning. I thought Python was supposed to make it easy to build web
apps. It appears after going thru the learning curve for Python I need
to learn unix, a framework, brush up on HTML and so on. It's like being
caught in a spider web of web sites with endless tools. And the sites
assume everyone knows the lingo - just connect the cgi to the
mod_python and install to apache setting the path to  ... - sure.
Someone should invent a way to automate all this. My python app fully
describes the UI and behaviour so it seems possible. Or at least the
sites should learn how to write to a broader audience so they can be
understood by newbies. Here's hoping for an easier future :-)

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