Gábor Farkas wrote:
>i am trying to print out all my photo's names, together with their keywords.
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>this code works, but it's TERRIBLY slow :)
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>the problem is the parsePhoto function...
>those keyword.name(), photo.name(), photo.keywords() calls take nearly a
>second to complete...
That s
hi,
i am trying to print out all my photo's names, together with their keywords.
import appscript
app = appscript.app('iphoto')
def parsePhoto(photo):
tags = [keyword.name() for keyword in photo.keywords()]
return (photo.name(),tags)
for photo in app.photos():
print parsePhoto(
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SPE 'Kay release' 0.8.0.b
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It offers you basic project management through workspaces (thanks to
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[EMAIL PROTECTED](e)k dio:
> On Nov 29, 2005, at 1:03 PM, David M. Cooke wrote:
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>>I've submitted a patch for Smultron that does this when "indent with
>>spaces" is turned on:
>>http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?
>>func=detail&aid=1356887&group_id=110857&atid=657594
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> Smult
Hi Mark,
my preferred Python IDE is SPE:
http://www.stani.be/python/spe/
This is currently getting polished up for the mac, but is already fairly
usable.
It Includes a Module Browser, A shell, tools like the PythonDebugger, or
Kiki for Regex testing.
Have a look, i just can warmly recommend
Odd, I always use 2 spaces, and haven't really heard 4 was standard.
I don't keep up much with those things, though :)
Tabs are certainly allowed. There is a potential difficulty in mixing
tabs and spaces in the same file, since it is unclear how many spaces
go into a tab, so there is potent
