Jorge Louis De Castro wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Any ideas how I can use Python and the Windows API to open a PC's mail
> client and send an attachment?
> The idea is saving some data onto a file and then invoke the email
> client (OE or Outlook or whatever is the default on the machine) with
> the r
Liam -
Glad you are sticking with pyparsing through some of these idiosyncracies!
One thing that might simplify your life is if you are a bit more strict on
specifying your grammar, especially using pp.printables as the character set
for your various words and values. Is this statement really va
On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 14:16:05 -0400
Bernard Lebel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Michael,
>
> Let say I have a MenuOption, that consists of 3 items. This MenuOption
> sits on top of the Tkinter window.
>
> In the lower part, I have a bunch of widgets (text fields). When the
> choose a different
*sigh* I just read the documentation more carefully and found the difference between the
| operator and the ^ operator.
Input -
j = { line = { foo = 10 bar = 20 } }
New code
sel = pp.Forward()
values = ((pp.Word(pp.printables) + pp.Suppress("=") + pp.Word(pp.printables)) ^ sel)
sel << (pp.Wo
Hmmm... just a quick update, I've been poking around and I'm obviously making some error of logic.
Given a line -
f = "j = { line = { foo = 10 bar = 20 } }"
And given the following code -
select = pp.Forward()select <<
pp.Word(pp.printables) + pp.Suppress("=") + pp.Suppress("{") +
pp.OneO
On Fri, 22 Jul 2005 11:46:09 -0700 (PDT), Danny Yoo wrote:
Thanks Danny,
(snip)
>So if it's possible, I'd recommend using the RotatingFileHandler logger
>from Python's 'logging' Standard Library module instead of 'logrotate'.
That is the way I will go, the library (although not standard in Pyth
Howdy,
I've attempted to follow your lead and have started from scratch, I
could just copy and paste your solution (which works pretty well), but
I want to understand what I'm doing *grin*
However, I've been hitting a couple of ruts in the path to
enlightenment. Is there a way to tell pyparsing
Also, please use punctuation and paragraphs. I'm not a grammar Nazi per se, but sheesh, that
stuff is unreadable.
And, as a general rule, a 56 kilobits pers second will download at 5.6
Kilobytes per second at the very best. You're lucky to get 4 Kilobytes
per second. Hence, ADSL is good.
On 7/23
