Bokverket wrote:
> Bob Gailer's keyboard emitted:
>
> I have under development a Python implementation of IBM's CMS Pipelines,
> which is in essence a "super AKW and Linux/Unix pipes" all in 1 package.
> Would you like to hear more?
>
> -- Indeed.
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Bokverket wrote:
> Bob wrote:
>
>> IOW, making Python for Windows what AWK was for DOS :-)
>>
> I'm confused. http://www.vectorsite.net/tsawk.html states "The Awk
> text-processing programming language is a useful and simple tool for
> manipulating text". I don't see anything like "access f
Bob wrote:
> IOW, making Python for Windows what AWK was for DOS :-)
>
I'm confused. http://www.vectorsite.net/tsawk.html states "The Awk
text-processing programming language is a useful and simple tool for
manipulating text". I don't see anything like "access for example
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Bokverket wrote:
> Tim and Michael,
>
> I am a Python neophyte and must admit that I am not familiar with all those
> Python library names that swish around this list. But that was not my point.
> The tasks on Michael's list that he has done/helped out with lately are to a
> large extent useful
[Tim Roberts]
|
| Tim Golden wrote:
| > There was a recent thread on python-dev in which
| > GvR was surprised at the (large) number of .msi
| > downloads from Python.org, indicating how popular
| > Python might be among Windoweers.
|
| I'm surprised he was surprised. Better than 90% of the
|
Tim Golden wrote:
> There was a recent thread on python-dev in which
> GvR was surprised at the (large) number of .msi
> downloads from Python.org, indicating how popular
> Python might be among Windoweers.
I'm surprised he was surprised. Better than 90% of the desktops in the
world run Windows,
[Bokverket]
| The tasks on [Tim's] list that he has done/helped out with
| lately are to a large extent useful jobs that an ordinary
| user would love. Well, at least one who know how to program,
| iow use Python as _the_ scripting language to glue all these
| Micrsoft parts and apps together.
Tim and Michael,
I am a Python neophyte and must admit that I am not familiar with all those
Python library names that swish around this list. But that was not my point.
The tasks on Michael's list that he has done/helped out with lately are to a
large extent useful jobs that an ordinary user w
