> >And if you went to the index and click 'f' you will find a link
> How do I get to the index??
There should be a link at the top of each document page
HTH,
Alan G.
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From: Alan Gauld
Date: 03/23/06 11:34:33
To: Kermit Rose; Danny Yoo
Cc: tutor@python.org
Subject: Re: [Tutor] urlopen: where are the results?
Did you look at the url2lib documentation?
I thought I had, but I did not see the examples.
I did not know enough to make sense
> >>> urlopen("http://www.kermitrose.com";)
> 0x00CDD768>>
> should I have assigned a name to the file by
> website = urlopen(" http://www.kermitrose.com"; ) ?
Yes thats the idea. Its not really a file, but its what Python calls a
"file-like object"
That is it behaves like a file in t
On 3/23/06, Kermit Rose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And I had not yet found out about the read function, so even if I had
> understood
> that urlopen returned a file , I still would not have know how to see the
> contents
> of that file.
>
> I will search for the read function in the tutorial
From: Danny Yoo
Date: 03/23/06 00:08:25
To: Kermit Rose
Cc: tutor@python.org
Subject: Re: [Tutor] urlopen: where are the results?
We can use 'import urllib2', or if we really want urlopen():
##
from urllib2 import urlopen
##
Thanks.
> >
> Anybody care to comment on the following?
>
from urllib2 import *
Its considered bad practice to use
from foo import *
but at the >>> prompt its not too bad.
urlopen("http://www.kermitrose.com";)
> 0x00CDD768>>
Looks good. What did you expect?
Alan G
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On Wed, 22 Mar 2006, Kermit Rose wrote:
> Anybody care to comment on the following?
>
> >>> from urllib2 import *
Don't do this. *grin* Using 'from [modulename] import *' is not so good
in Python because there's no warning if one of the contents in the module
is overriding an existing definit
Anybody care to comment on the following?
>>> from urllib2 import *
>>> urlopen("http://www.kermitrose.com";)
>
>>>
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