Hi all.
There has been noticeable changes in cookies mechanism (now you'll be asked
if you want to merge new cookies got by Set Cookie header value with your
optional --cookies supplied value - useful when session cookie is changed
all of a sudden inside the detection phase) with the last commit r
Hi.
As said, python is constrained in this manner. You can't even listen to
keystrokes, so if there would be a 'listening thread' you would need to
enter whole 'guess' and press enter for it to process (also, console output
would be mess) - raw_input().
So, it would be clumsy as well, but other t
On 11 January 2012 11:32, Bernardo Damele A. G.
wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> You can tune txt/common-outputs.txt to your needs in order to make
> --predict-output more efficient for your test.
>
> Bernardo
>
> On 11 January 2012 11:29, Chris Oakley wrote:
>> I think Ctrl+C is going to be the only way t
Hi Chris,
You can tune txt/common-outputs.txt to your needs in order to make
--predict-output more efficient for your test.
Bernardo
On 11 January 2012 11:29, Chris Oakley wrote:
> I think Ctrl+C is going to be the only way to do it reliably in Python. I
> wasn't actually aware of the --predic
I think Ctrl+C is going to be the only way to do it reliably in Python. I
wasn't actually aware of the --predict-output switch and will have a play,
but from the description it does sound like it falls short a little. That
said, if there are higher priority features or bug fixes... it's not the
e
Hi again.
Minor update. --predict-output switch will perform well only on start of
outputs. So, it will greatly speed up the starting part with "Microsoft SQL
Server" but the rest is done normally (won't go into detail why and how is
this performed only for the beginning of the retrieved string).
Hi Hans.
Basically, you are right. --predict-output is a good replacement for this
kind cases, but I am not sure if it's enough for Ryan and Chris.
Also, i'll need to take a look into it and maybe upgrade it a bit as there
hasn't been development on it for more than a year.
Kind regards,
Mirosla
Hello everyone,
Whats with --predict-output ??
Maybe you could use that.
Cheers
Am 11.01.2012 um 09:09 schrieb Miroslav Stampar :
Hi guys.
This would be implemented long time ago only if Python wasn't such really
bad about interrupting it's processes. Sadly, you can 'pause' (interrupt)
them on
Hi guys.
This would be implemented long time ago only if Python wasn't such really
bad about interrupting it's processes. Sadly, you can 'pause' (interrupt)
them only by Ctrl+C. Now, I can put this there, but it will be clumsy at
least.
If you have other ideas how to deal with this problem, pleas
