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>
> The other alternative is to provide a tool for editing the file in which
> case the format is less important sionce hiumans "never" need to
> touch it.
>
Heh. good analysis.. now I feel a little dumb- I should have thought of
this *LONG* ago. yeah I knew about the xml parser , and how to do
OK .. so far so good.. :)
> ultimately want is not meshing well together.
>
> Let's clarify the requirement: you want to have a mapping from services
> to their configurations. Ignoring the format of the configuration file
> for the moment, it sounds like you ultimately want to parse the
> con
Danny Yoo wrote:
>> I tried it by opening a file , but could find no way to do variable
>> variables
>
>
>
> Hi Brian,
>
> Look for the concept of dictionaries in Python. "Variable variables" in
> languages like PHP and Perl are doable in Python, but a dictionary
> usually handles such si
OK see, what I was doing originally (and I found time to finally get it
partially working)
I have a configuration file that may be edited by webmaster thus
[Ports]
http = 80
https = 443
http1 = 81
smtp = 25
smtp2 = 587
(the above is a small example, it could be *anything* )
Now I have a funct
Thanks- I had to sit back and with the perl script running nicely, I
took another shot at this to see if I could get it right.. so far so
good, at least no more exceptions being raised..
The perl script runs on a cron, I am thinking I will write this in
python and then wrap it up into a main f
I have had it. I give up.
Python's documentation sucks beyond belief.
all I want to do is parse a *SIMPLE* config file of name = value pairs
and have python objects named by the name holding the value signified by
value , and I want it to be able to work *WITHOUT* someone having to
download an
cursor.execute(sql_string,%(tuplea,tupleb)), etc.
thanks for the heads up.
Bri!
Kent Johnson wrote:
> Brian Gustin wrote:
>
>>python in this form uses BIND variables..
>> >>query = '''UPDATE cost_grid
>> >> SET cost_1 = %s <-
python in this form uses BIND variables..
>>query = '''UPDATE cost_grid
>> SET cost_1 = %s <--- %s = the bind variable
placeholder/formatter
>> WHERE cost_grid_id = %s
>> AND finish_dro = %s % ( a,c,b) <--- the raw tuple
That is, what is provi
I wonder if it could not be the extra comma (,) at the end of your sql ?
thus: ..?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,)<--- see trailing
comma, and no matching ? could be a value count != column count
mis-match make sure you have the correct number of values to each
column :)
On the oth
instead of
c.execute(stat, listy[-1])
try
sql_list = listy[-1]
c.execute(stat, sql_list)
Also
what does print stat give you?
maybe one of those two would tell us ..
Bri!
John CORRY wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> I couldn’t sleep last night with all the code running though my head.
> Counting sheep d
would be helpful to paste the entire error information that python gives ..
including the lines before and after.
When pytho sets an error , it will tell you *exactly* where the error is
at (or it should) I do all my development work on Linux, havent worked
with ODBC databases, but the reference
define year first
I.E.
year=0
int(year)
or leave the int year out of your code completely - you do not need to
typecast - it is set as an integer in the following line.
Nathan Pinno wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> What's the invalid syntax in the following code? I tried figuring it out
> by myself, a
Oh yeah - you can also simply use Mysql's date_format() function when
you query the database ??
select date_format(column_name,'%d-%b-%Y') as formatted_date from table
where blah;
would output the date as 05-Apr-2006
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/4.1/en/date-and-time-functions
I wrote something similar on my blog some time back..
http://phplogix.com/codefool/?postid=13
This is for converting Apache logfiles to a ISO formatted date for
mysql.. It could easily be reversed, with a little tweaking.. :)
to wit:
def mreplace(s, chararray, newchararray):
for a, b in zip
server needs to be set up with a handler to tell it what to do with the
file , otherwise it will look at local host to determine what to do with
it , via the extension, and if no extension is found, then it will
simply offer to download the file to your computer . if you want it to
display as t
that returns the result set, instead, and
then iterate over that list object..
Bri!
Adam Cripps wrote:
> On 3/18/06, Brian Gustin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Oh. just found the original question.. :)
>>
>>OK perhaps this would be more helpful if you were to manually
Oh. just found the original question.. :)
OK perhaps this would be more helpful if you were to manually query
mysql on command line and paste the results it outputs here.
what I am betting is your method to get the data out of teh query is
doing exactly what you tell it to.. :)
but this hinges
e piece of data from mysql as a single
object, and assign it a reference... but that depends heavily on how you
structure your query and has more to do with mysql than with python
itself :)
Bri!
Adam Cripps wrote:
> On 3/17/06, Brian Gustin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>
if the data is not binary, you can use TEXT type - accepts all readable
characters and data, BLOB type is more for binary data storage, and
MYSQL's Varchar type only stores up to 255 characters. (65,536 bits, or
64Kbits)
If you are storing Binary data (DES-3 encrypted data, or image data, for
yeah GOTO , in basic (I used to write software in Commodore BASIC
myself) is similar to a for or while loop -
In BASIC, you would write a program, *including* line numbers thus:
10 a=32
20 b="hello"
30 print a
40 print b
50 a=a-1
60 if a > 0 goto 20
70 end
(It's probably not 100% syntactically
HI. This is one I cant seem to find a solid answer on:
First, some background:
I have a log file that I wrote a python parser for it, and it works
great , but in the interest of saving time and memory , and also to be
able to read the currently active log file, say every 10 minutes , and
update
Servando Garcia wrote:
> Hello List
> I am at a complete loss. Here is a recap, just to be clear, I have
> been unable insert into a database using MySQLdb. I can only view the
> database.
> My current configuration:
> 1. Windows XP
> 2. Python 2.4.2
> 3 MySQLdb current version
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