I Have a CGI Script Which is working perfectly when run from the python
interpreter, i m using the Content-type:
application/x-www-url-form-encoded , i use it to send data from flash
apps to python script. i checked the script with content-type: text/html
, and browsers printed the output
Hello All!
I am not a Python expert at all but I am learning when I have time. I
am currently working my way through 'wxPython in Action' and really
liking it, I have been using Learning to Program as my central text.
Anyway, I was wondering if there is anyway to use the Mozilla Gecko
engine in
I came across some code, which uses bit operator. I could not understand how
the logic of that code. If anyone knows to convert the decimal into binary
using BIT OPERATOR, then please help me.
please reply to the list, not just me.
since this is your homework assignment, i cannot give you
query1 = SELECT ABC FROM %s limit %s,%s\
% (self.tableid,self.rangeid1,self.rangeid2)
Just as a note: please don't do this! *grin*
Don't build query strings up like this: this is very prone to an SQL
injection attack. See:
Greetings:
I have a class that implements a die (singular or dice). Here is the class
definition:
class Die(object):
Implements a gaming die.
Attributes:
n: the number of sides
Must correspond to the number of sides on a physical die.
value: The
This all seems to work okay.
I want the assignment operator ('=')
There is no assignment operator in Python, assignment is a
binding of an object to a name.
to call the
set method transparently on Die instances,
as in this fictitious example:
@BCARROLL[Python]|6 mydie = 5
Carroll, Barry wrote:
Greetings:
I have a class that implements a die (singular or dice). Here is the class
definition:
SNIP a bunch of stuff
How do I overload the '=' operator to give the desired behavior?
Regards,
Barry
AFAIK, you can't. Unlike, say, Java or C++, the assignment
Alan Gauld wrote:
This all seems to work okay.
I want the assignment operator ('=')
There is no assignment operator in Python, assignment is a
binding of an object to a name.
to call the
set method transparently on Die instances,
as in this fictitious example:
-Original Message-
Subject: Re: [Tutor] Python CGI Script
query1 = SELECT ABC FROM %s limit %s,%s\
% (self.tableid,self.rangeid1,self.rangeid2)
Just as a note: please don't do this! *grin*
Don't build query strings up like this: this is very
On Wed, 2006-09-20 at 15:46 -0600, Mike Hansen wrote:
-Original Message-
Subject: Re: [Tutor] Python CGI Script
query1 = SELECT ABC FROM %s limit %s,%s\
% (self.tableid,self.rangeid1,self.rangeid2)
Just as a note: please don't do this!
On 9/20/06, Alan Gauld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This all seems to work okay.
I want the assignment operator ('=')
There is no assignment operator in Python, assignment is a
binding of an object to a name.
as others have mentioned, the assignment operator is used to assign an
object to a
* Danny Yoo [EMAIL PROTECTED] [060920 10:41]:
query1 = SELECT ABC FROM %s limit %s,%s\
% (self.tableid,self.rangeid1,self.rangeid2)
Just as a note: please don't do this! *grin*
Don't build query strings up like this: this is very prone to an SQL
injection
Was talking to my partner about this. He's a perl programmer, and he
told me that (if I understood him correctly) that the programmer is
required by perl to use the 'prepare' function in the perl DBI prior to
sending a select statement.
Hi Tim,
Yes. That being said, Perl's prepare()
Carroll, Barry wrote:
How do I overload the '=' operator to give the desired behavior?
This classic essay talks about the meaning of assignment in Python:
http://www.effbot.org/zone/python-objects.htm
Also I don't think there is any need to overload __lt__, etc.; just
__cmp__ is enough, it
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