Toon Verstraelen added the comment:
Just for reference, here are a few more implementations of the same idea, next
to pywildcard, sometimes combined with other useful features:
- https://github.com/LawfulHacker/fnmatch2
- https://github.com/demurgos/py-pathmatch
- https://github.com/vidartf
Toon Verstraelen added the comment:
For consistency with the corresponding feature in the glob function since
Python 3.5, I would suggest to add an extra optional argument 'recursive'
instead of 'glob_asterisks'. With the default recursive=False, one gets the old
behavior, with recursive
New submission from Toon Verstraelen :
When using the '-R' option of build_ext on OSX, e.g.
python setup.py -R some/path
it gets translated to the following clang compiler argument:
-L some/path
while it should be
-Wl,-rpath,some/path
See clang documentation for details:
https
Hi,
I recently had a thread problem and I could reduce it to a very short
example that shows the problem. I hope it has its origin in my
misunderstanding of how python threads work. Here it is:
--- my_thread.py ---
import threading
from subprocess import Popen, PIPE, STDOUT
class
