wesley chun wrote:
>> Another resource is the local used-book stores. $40-$50 programming
>> books for $4-$5. They may have some highlighting or underlining,
>> but that doesn't usually make the content suffer. Often they'll
>> have the CD or floppy disk in the back cover.
>
> you can also check
Alan Gauld wrote:
> I was still on vacation on the 17th so wouldn't have seen it then.
> But I just checked the gmane archive and there is nothing from
> you on the 17th about screen. (Lots about vim and SSH etc but
> not about screen)
>
> Alan G.
This is the last I'll add to this little derailme
Alan Gauld wrote:
> I've heard of screen but never used it.
> The biggest problem I can see with it is that you can only see one
> screen(sic) at a time or use split screens to see partial screens.
>
> Can you copy/paste between sessions?
> Does it run on a remote server within the SSH client? I
Sara Johnson wrote:
> I am setting up an Xming/XWindows (forwarding?) and I followed what was
> instructed. When I got ready to connect, it all looked okay, but then I
> got this message.
>
> 'Warning: Missing charsets in String to FontSet conversion'
>
> Anyone know?
>
> Thanks,
> Sara
So
Sara Johnson wrote:
> That's pretty much what I was attempting. I was advised to mark the
> "Tunneling" box (TunnelingX11 Connections), and it's checked. I don't
> see the X Forwarding option, however. Under that same tab I checked for
> anything else system-wise that would pertain and I don't s
Sara Johnson wrote:
> Sure, sounds good. Should I assume that 'any' Unix version allows Vim?
>
> Thanks,
> Sara
Vim is extremely ubiquitous, you can check to see if it's installed by entering
'which vim' at the shell.
-Robert
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Sara Johnson wrote:
> Everyone who has commented...
>
> I have XWin32It hasn't worked. I've talked to some people in the IT
> departments and they've given me things to check (boxes to check or
> uncheck) and that doesn't seem to make a difference.
>
> When I picked up these projects I wa
Sara Johnson wrote:
> I initially thought Vim was sort of the same as Vi, just a few small
> differences or upgrades. Or have I got that confused?
>
> Sara
Vim is Vi Improved. I only know enough about its workings to be functional, but
as I recall there is practically no difference between vi
elis aeris wrote:
> def send(string):
> f.write("send( \"%s\"\n' % string )" )
>
>
>
>
> f = open ("data.ini")
>
> send("string is very nice and all those things are pretty cool")
>
>
>
>
>
> this one is wrong, i guess i didn't ask you how to add things after this
>
>
> \"%s\"\n' %
elis aeris wrote:
> def winlist(title):
> f.write("winlist(\"title\")")
>
>
>
> how about if "title" is a variable?
I assume, from your example, that you want to write the value of the variable
'title' enclosed in quotation marks. We once again use an escape sequence to
output quotation
elis aeris wrote:
> this one doesn't work; did I misread your string?
>
> f = open("data.ini","w")
>
> title = "taitle"
>
> f.write('title is \"%title\"\n ')
>
>
> f.close()
Yes, you misread my string. The correct form of the above would be as follows:
f = open("data.ini","w")
title = "tai
Tom Tucker wrote:
> Try escaping the quotes.
>
f = open("data.ini","w")
f.write("my \"car\" has been a great one for me")
f.close()
>
> ~ >cat data.ini
> my "car" has been a great one for me
Tom beat me to posting that, see here for more information on escape sequences
in Python:
Rohan Deshpande wrote:
> What does everyone use as their development environment for Python,
> particularly web dev?
I primarily use SPE in both Windows and Linux, though I occasionally use
vim/gvim in both environments. Oddly enough, I've started using the Python
interactive prompt for basic m
Alan,
What you mistook for "vim 8" (with some garbage afterward) was in fact a smiley
I use frequently.
-Robert
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Never mind, SPE answered my question for me. Heh, I may have to stop coding
Python in vim 8?}
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Hey folks, I just need to know if shutil.copy2() will accept a directory as the
destination or if I have to supply a full path including the name of the file
(e.g. "C:\foo\bar.txt" as opposed to "C:\foo\"). The target is 32-bit Windows
XP with Python 2.5.
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