Hello,
Welcome to Python!
glob returns a list of filenames, but getline is made to work on just
one filename.
So you'll need to iterate over the list returned by glob.
>>> import linecache, glob
>>> for filename in glob.glob('/etc/*'):
>>> print linecache.getline(filename, 4)
Maybe you coul
s a testing tool which can login to web apps as you describe.
It also has a Python API here:
http://darcs.idyll.org/~t/projects/twill/doc/python-api.html
- Jeremy Dillworth
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You'll need to run the command in the command-line window. If you're
unfamiliar, here's how to start it up: Click "Start" then "Run..."
then type "Cmd" in the open field. Click OK.
Once you're at the command line there will be a little variation
depending on where things are located on your PC.
I haven't used that particular package, but the norm for setup.py is
this command line:
python setup.py install
Hope this helps,
Jeremy
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Hi Chris,
Have you looked at the mutex module?
Jeremy
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You could eliminate a few lines like this:
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while list and list[0] != O:
storage.append(list.pop(0))
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Adding the "list and " to the front of the logic test will catch when
there are 0 elements, so the "if..break" lines are not needed.
