Thanks. It works. :)
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replace : outfile = open(mo_file, 'w')
outfile = open(mo_file, 'wb')
in frontend.py
On 8月30日, 上午1時38分, Olli Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, folk.
I just follow pylons doc Internationalization and
What are the main differencies between TG2 dispatcher pylons one? Is there any
documentation regarding TG dispatcher?
Thanks.
Regards, skyogre
Andrey Gladilin
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plus Twisted's Deferreds and callbacks are enough to
make many other programmers run screaming from the room.
Heya, they are beautiful ;-) Especially with the @deferredGenerator
and @inlineCallback syntaxes. This is pretty:
@deferredGenerator
def thingummy():
thing =
On 9月6日, 下午3時36分, Andrey Gladilin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are the main differencies between TG2 dispatcher pylons one? Is there any
documentation regarding TG dispatcher?
Pylons use routes as dispatcher.
TG2 dispatcher is a cherrypy style object dispatcher, which has
similar behavior
How would you tune pylons application to reduce its RAM
usage as much as possible? I mean the case of rather-small-application
with rather-small-trafic, which is expected to run on machine
with 64 or 96MB RAM (sideways some other apps).
(*) In case somebody is curious: not, not embedded system.
On 9/6/07, Marcin Kasperski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
plus Twisted's Deferreds and callbacks are enough to
make many other programmers run screaming from the room.
Heya, they are beautiful ;-) Especially with the @deferredGenerator
and @inlineCallback syntaxes. This is pretty:
Hi all, I'm hunting for advice. I am looking for a way to lock a webpage
so that only only one person at a time can edit database data. Here is the
scenario, I have a database with a limited number of users who have write
access to the database, what I'd like to do is lock the editing page so
On 2007-09-06 Jose Galvez wrote:
I am looking for a way to lock a webpage so that only only
one person at a time can edit database data. Here is the
scenario, I have a database with a limited number of users who
have write access to the database, what I'd like to do is lock
the editing
Hi Jose!
I am going to face the same problem with the application I am coding,
it is a sort of CMS. I have thought about adding a boolean field
called lock just as you have used in the past. When a user requests
a page to edit and the lock field is not set to true, she can edit the
page
This is the plugin I intend to use, it can effectively block user
input if needed with notification:
http://www.malsup.com/jquery/block/#page
On Sep 6, 10:39 pm, voltron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jose!
I am going to face the same problem with the application I am coding,
it is a sort of
Hi folks,
I'm fiddling around with h.link_to and h.url_for - trying to
understand the link creation stuff better.
What I understood: h.link_to generates the HTML code, h.url_for
generates the URL itself based on the routes configuration and the
data I provide.
What I was wondering which of
Hi,
I have a conceptual question (or idea) I would like to discuss with
the experience people out there.
My background: experienced developer for GUI commercial apps, newbie
for web based applications.
Trigger: I found no structural support for handling the navigation =
basic application
On 9/6/07, A. Smart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm fiddling around with h.link_to and h.url_for - trying to
understand the link creation stuff better.
What I understood: h.link_to generates the HTML code, h.url_for
generates the URL itself based on the routes configuration and the
I have an application with an initialization function called from
environment.py, which uses url_for. This worked fine in earlier svn
versions of Pylons 0.9.6, but with rc3 and Routes 1.7 I get:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/local/bin/paster, line 8, in module
Don't do this.
There is no way to make 100% certain that you don't end up with stale
locks. Sure, you can have an ajaxy thing that pings the server every
minute or so to say, I'm still editing this, but then the user goes
off to lunch and everyone is stuck until they get home. Or a malicious
On Sep 6, 2007, at 2:28 PM, Mike Orr wrote:
I have an application with an initialization function called from
environment.py, which uses url_for. This worked fine in earlier svn
versions of Pylons 0.9.6, but with rc3 and Routes 1.7 I get:
File
On 9/6/07, Philip Jenvey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 6, 2007, at 2:28 PM, Mike Orr wrote:
I have an application with an initialization function called from
environment.py, which uses url_for. This worked fine in earlier svn
versions of Pylons 0.9.6, but with rc3 and Routes 1.7 I
In one of my controller I need to use SQLAlchemy transactions.
How must I proceed?
Where's the transaction object?
Regards,
Jose F.
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Hmm..then things would be harder than I expected,maybe just warning
the user as David suggested would be enough, when the users ignore the
warning, tough luck. I wonder how the other CMS apps take care of this
problem.
On Sep 7, 1:29 am, Jose Galvez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey voltron,
I'll
Hey voltron,
I'll take a look at the library, it looks pretty cool. David Turner,
makes some really good points and is really the main thing that I''ve
worried about. My current site (the one that needs lots of work read I
don't like the way I did it) uses a database to keep the locks, which I
On Thu, 2007-09-06 at 17:07 -0400, David Turner wrote:
Don't do this.
There is no way to make 100% certain that you don't end up with stale
locks. Sure, you can have an ajaxy thing that pings the server every
minute or so to say, I'm still editing this, but then the user goes
off to lunch
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