information management functionalities. It enables merchants to
authorize, settle and manage credit card and electronic check
transactions via Web sites, retail stores, mail order/telephone order
(MOTO) call centers and mobile devices.
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also makes sense. If it's inherited I expect it to be the
very same function object of one of the bases (which you can get with
inspect.getmro(Clazz)). On the other end if you override it it's not the
same function object so it won't return True when applied to 'is'.
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for it?
Considering that trac can also run on postgres or mysql and also
considering that both of these databases have enough tools to deal with
backups I think it's a non issue.
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By that logic, all languages are interpreted. What do you think happens to
the machinecode?
Interpreted to transistors state by an internal mapping in the CPU
opcode == input configuration.
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= Proxy('my_ui.glade')
And it also provide an easy and flexible way to integrate additional
custom widgets in the design process.
Of course it's always possible to build powerful GUIs without using
designers at all:
http://www.lethalman.net/?p=21
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implementation inside
it but it's very simple (and for example doesn't support SASL).
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to native code, the
other is compiled to bytecode and JITted or interpreted and python is
compiled to bytecode and interpreted or (with psyco) JITted.
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that traces each
operation done.
Either way, this looks like a great milestone - congratulations to the
entire team. (I remember PyPy being met with skepticism as to whether
it could even be done! :-)
Indeed.
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the links in
there end in .py.
Blogger is almost completely built with python.
Google is also one of the members of the PSF.
What should be demonstrated?
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used it.
Nevow is exactly what you define as a web framework, and it would be
quite interesting to know why you didn't put it in that section.
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in a dynamic way depending on the value of the segment argument.
It seems to me that you really never tracked Nevow, your information is
very incomplete. I think you should complete it before talking about
Nevow :).
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in the template,
Nevow prefers to put code in python and allow you to write some xhtml in
python too. python is easier to manage and less likely to be screwed by
any designer that doesn't know what python is.
Thanks for the explanations.
np :)
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This is not harder than normal xhtml tags to follow. plus you don't have
to remember what tag you are closing :)
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less then
everything else).
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)
Out[24]: 5
In [25]: b(1)
Out[25]: 6
In [26]: c(1)
Out[26]: 26
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to have its own implementation
of RPC.
How would the OP be better investigating something different, that he
probably doesn't even need?
Your comment would be pertinent only if it considered Perspective Broker
against pyro, and I admit I don't know how they compare.
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) also the back button will
work.
I've also already posted an url to the svn sandbox with a working
example inside.
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Don't see anything in PyPI. Do I have to write everything myself? Gah.
I need more beer.
I'm writing it in my spare time (which is not enough however).
You can find the url in the sign.
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