I am trying to understand Python's garbage collection mechanism. I
have a long running program (actually a shell extension) that needs to
allocate large arrays occasionally, which I'd del after use, then call
gc.collect() to collect them. But although gc.get_objects() reported
the arrays have been
i have 5 processes. out of these, i need 1 to start a queue that can be shared
between the other 4. 2 of them will add messages to the queue and 2 will read
and remove off of it. any ideas? i'm a little confused how to share the queue
between them.
Sagar Khushalani
Graduate Student, UTA
Net
I am writing to arrays to excel. If I write row-wise everything works well.
app.Range('d4:f4').Value = [2,3,4]
However if I try to assign column wise everything goes wrong
app.Range('d4:d6').Value = [2,3,4]
I know I can rearrage things like [[i] for i in [2,3,4]] but it does
not seem terribly
