> > it is often said that one of the main strengths of Python is the large
> > number of classes available - but - the choice thing again - how
> > do you
> > find out what is available in any particular area?
> Google is your friend, my son. ;-)
Until you host websites and they f*** y
And he is watching you
Allen
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at 3:45 AM, Andy Davies wrote:
> it is often said that one of the main strengths of Python is the large
> number of classes available - but - the choice thing again -
On Apr 4, 2007, at 3:45 AM, Andy Davies wrote:
> it is often said that one of the main strengths of Python is the large
> number of classes available - but - the choice thing again - how
> do you
> find out what is available in any particular area?
Google is your friend, my son. ;-)
10 or 20 years experience ;)
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> because the classes we based it on are freely available
it is often said that one of the main strengths of Python is the large
number of classes available - but - the choice thing again - how do you
find out what is available in any particular area?
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
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Ed,
> I second Ted's comment that Dabo is not the way to learn Python. You will get
> so much more out of Dabo if you already know Python.
Thank you!
Malcolm
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On Apr 3, 2007, at 1:56 PM, Sales Info wrote:
> I'm trying to like Python. Haven't had my "aha" moment yet. Plan on
> downloading the latest Dabo release soon and giving it another try.
I second Ted's comment that Dabo is not the way to learn Python. You
will get so much more out of Dab
Ted,
> Just as I've used HTML-Kit, VFP, West-Wind, SQL Server, IIS, Windows,
> SlickEdit, SourceSafe, Visual MaxFrame, Codebook, FoxFire!, Stonefield and
> more in my toolbox in my VFP days, I think it's important to be quite
> familiar with a variety of tools, platforms and languages ...
Gre
On 4/3/07, Sales Info <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BTW: What direction are you moving in - Python, PHP, Ruby, other, all?
I'd love to answer "All," but I'm not twenty any more, when I listed a
dozen languages I had worked in on my resume. That was a long time ago
(and there weren't many more than
Ed,
> Of course, you can create your own!
You missed your calling. You should have been in marketing!
Gotta find some time and lock myself away with Dabo & Python for a day.
Malcolm
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Ted,
> Or go to the far more civilized wiki and read the collective wisdom:
> http://wiki.python.org/moin/IntegratedDevelopmentEnvironments
Perfect!
BTW: What direction are you moving in - Python, PHP, Ruby, other, all?
Here's where I'm at in my "evolution" ...
I'm loving PHP - it feels prett
On Apr 3, 2007, at 1:45 PM, Sales Info wrote:
> Note to self: ... too many damn choices ;)
Of course, you can create your own!
That's not as far-fetched as it may seem. Look at the Dabo editor:
in many ways, it's much more advanced than the VFP editor, yet it
took the two of
On 4/3/07, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Go to the python mailing list and ask about favorite editors if you want
> to see a flame war.
Or go to the far more civilized wiki and read the collective wisdom:
http://wiki.python.org/moin/IntegratedDevelopmentEnvironments
> Note t
Whil,
> Go to the python mailing list and ask about favorite editors ...
Was looking for feedback from a VFP developer perspective, but will
check out the mailing lists and forums - good suggestions!
Malcolm
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Dave and Ed,
Thanks for your feedback!
Note to self: ... too many damn choices ;)
Malcolm
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> As Whil likes to point out, the problem here is that you have
> *choices*!
Problems, problems reminds me of the Russian Premier, when called in
the middle of the night in the Bond film about some impending disaster
or another. Felix or M (or whoever called the Premier) closed th
On Apr 3, 2007, at 12:00 PM, Malcolm Greene wrote:
> For those of you checking out Python ... anyone using the commerical
> version of Python or Python IDE/Editor from ActiveState?
>
> http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePython/
>
> Curious as to what the pros/cons of this product is vs. ope
Malcolm,
I use the Activestate Komodo editor V3.5 which is what I assume you are
referring to. I like the integrated IDE layout and the debugging is
excellent once you get it sussed.
I have only used it in anger for my PHP work but I looked at Dabo a couple
of weeks ago with it and it ran the dem
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