On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 11:15 PM, Jack Jansen wrote:
> Could other people share their insights too, and/or ask around?
Intuitively (to me) the best time to fight would be the least
expensive, which is before the fight gets into the domain of lawyers,
which means before the patent is granted, whi
Hi Chris,
Let me start by saying that I've never used MS services for Macintosh,
so this is all guesswork. But the first thing I wondered was, if files
uploaded over AFP aren't using ._* files, what are they using?
Presumably the Windows machine isn't actually mounting an HFS or HFS+
filesystem, s
When you run appscript at the command line and the little rocket
appears in the Dock, that's Python connecting to the window server --
through which Apple events are managed. For security purposes, your
Apache process can't connect to the window server. You'll probably
have to create a daemon runni
st wishes,
Hamish
On Tue Feb 13 07:37:41 CET 2007, Hamish Allan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just installed Python 2.5 on my Intel OS X machine, and it seems to
> work fine. Now I need to go about installing the packages I had on
> 2.4. I downloaded ez_setup.py and it installed easy_install.
Hi,
I just installed Python 2.5 on my Intel OS X machine, and it seems to
work fine. Now I need to go about installing the packages I had on
2.4. I downloaded ez_setup.py and it installed easy_install. However,
when I run easy_install (the first one I tried was "easy_install pyx")
I get:
[...]
Ru
On 2/7/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What's the best way to get non-blocking input from keyboard w/OS X 10.4?
>
>while(True) :
> if nonBlockInputExists :
> break
> else :
> # continue looping
The 'select' module provides this functionality:
Hi,
I'm new to appscript (and relatively new to python) and I'm having
trouble fathoming out how to determine what can be done with each type
of object.
For example,
itunes = app('iTunes')
x = itunes.sources.first.playlists[its.name.contains('MyName')]
This code fetches any playlists containing
