t; to discover that it is a successor of pexpect.
In the specific case of pexpect and pexpect-u, the files don't actually
conflict. The pexpect package includes a "pexpect.py" file, while
pexpect-u includes a "pexpect/" directory. These conflict, but not in
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By the way, this code is just one example of how one might rely on the
documented extensibility of ElementTree. There are probably many other
examples out there that look nothing like mine.
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from storing all of the elements its seen so far. On a system with 1 GB
of RAM, there was no other way to get the file to load.
So, I would be one of those people who would flood in the complaints. :)
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me for other
> extreme testing practices like TDD.)
I agree with the comments about uglification, but testing was only one
of the use cases that Jesus provided. He also mentioned using
alternative network implementations, integrating with event loops, etc.
Another use case that I've run in
bin/env python -tt
print "hello, world"
Running it gives the error because env is given the single argument
("python -tt") instead of two arguments ("python" and "-tt"):
/usr/bin/env: python -tt: No such file or directory
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r?
The problem being addressed is that distutils is using an artefact of
the build system (a Makefile) as a data file. I think the issue of
whether or not to "endorse the split" is a red herring.
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modwsgi/ does not yet list a Python 3 release.
3) Numpy/scipy: as others have mentioned, numpy is essential for
scientific work, and apparently the project needs help to add support
for Python 3
Before basic infrastructure is available for Python 3, it's absurd to
expect package maintainers to
t; loads a module when it's invoked. It might look something like::
>
> class MyAction(argparse.Action):
> def __call__(self, parser, namespace, value, option_string=None):
> mod = __import__(value) # or whatever
This looks much easier than what I was ab
if
argparse made this easier than optparse did.
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xed in trunk.
For the other stuff, you seem to have some very good points. I'm sure a
patch would be welcome.
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uld always use O_EXCL in that case. Relying on random name will
> be a severe security threat to the application.
But mkstemp does open files with O_EXCL, so the two approaches really
aren't that different. Using tempfile can be a little simpler because
it will eventually succeed.
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That's how things were in the past, anyway:
http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.5.2/#what-s-new
It's a minor thing, but I did have to go hunt down the What's New file.
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to implement to.
Sorry; I used the wrong word. I should have said "implement to" rather
than "use." I agree with you.
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aven't seen many applications of the Integral
ABC, but in principle, but if I had to vote I'd say that the bitwise
operators aren't particularly integery.
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the sooner Python has a nice simple
library for inter-process communication, the better.
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ssing the point.
Anyway, I would love to see the processing module included in the
standard library.
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;m sure there are drawbacks, but it fits in my head. Using super in
Python 2.0 is verbose but simple. However, I'm a little scared of super
in Python 3.0. I guess I'm probably just a wimp.
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> They both agreed that it made perfect sense. I told one of them
> > about the alternate proposal to define a new database file to
> > contain a list of installed packages, and he sighed and rolled his
> > eyes and said "So they are planning to reinvent apt!".
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us some place to point people to when they complain
about the GIL.
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articular reason that the
float methods are "is_inf" and "is_nan" but the cmath methods are
"isinf" and "isnan"?
Anyway, this all looks very useful. Thanks.
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strings are Unicode, there will likely be a lot more
users stumbling into the problem case.
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