Clark, Chris M wrote:
def uri_parse(uri):
module_name = uri.split(':', 1)
.
My 2 cents: for parsing the URI I like semi-colons ';' as separators, it
is a little ODBC like but it has less collisions than colons do.
This particular colon is for indicating the database type, like
mysql:..., o
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Paul Moore wrote:
Maybe _parseURI should use urllib.url2pathname? That would still be
mildly suboptimal, as url2pathname doesn't accept the common form
'///C:/a/b/...'. But that's a stdlib issue.
Incidentally, while we're on the topic of URIs, I'd like to move all
this URI parsing stuff into a lib
>> An alternative would be to always use uri_connect. In
>addition, a set of
>> modules is provided that implements this uri translation for older
>> drivers. The user would then have to choose between the real
>module or
>> the translation module.
>
>That seems awkward, but I suppose doable.
