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• Re: Creating an application for Linux
  • From: Mike Driscoll
• PyS60, GPS and SMS
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• Re: Creating an application for Linux
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• Creating an application for Linux
  • From: Mike Driscoll
• type conversion
  • From: Hamish McKenzie
• Re: PIL on 3.x?
  • From: Daniel Fetchinson
• [ANN] Builds of PyWebkitGtk and Webkit-Glib-Gtk (r39359+#16401.master) for Debian i386, Debian AMD64 and Macports MacOSX 10.4
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• Re: Why not Ruby?
  • From: Roger
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Francesco Bochicchio
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Scott David Daniels
• Re: MemoryError when list append... plz help
  • From: Gabriel Genellina
• Re: How to initialize an array with a large number of members ?
  • From: bearophileHUGS
• Re: How to get back a list object from its string representation?
  • From: Gabriel Genellina
• Re: SQL, lite lite lite
  • From: Joel Koltner
• Re: Desktop/File management support on MS Windows
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• RE: error on windows with commands.getstatusoutput
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• Desktop/File management support on MS Windows
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• Re: How to initialize an array with a large number of members ?
  • From: MRAB
• Solved. was: Memory leak problem (while using tkinter)
  • From: André
• Re: Graphics Library with Standard Interaction Features, 2D and 3D
  • From: Grant Edwards
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Grant Edwards
• How to initialize an array with a large number of members ?
  • From: David Lemper
• Re: change only the nth occurrence of a pattern in a string
  • From: Tim Chase
• Re: change only the nth occurrence of a pattern in a string
  • From: Steven D'Aprano
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Jean-Paul Calderone
• Re: change only the nth occurrence of a pattern in a string
  • From: Roy Smith
• Re: Parsing Excel spreadsheets
  • From: John Machin
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Saju Pillai
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Francesco Bochicchio
• change only the nth occurrence of a pattern in a string
  • From: TP
• Re: Graphics Library with Standard Interaction Features, 2D and 3D
  • From: Stef Mientki
• Re: TypeError: list indices must be integers
  • From: John Machin
• Re: Pass by reference
  • From: Chris Rebert
• Re: Graphics Library with Standard Interaction Features, 2D and 3D
  • From: Benjamin Blundell
• Re: Pass by reference
  • From: iu2
• Re: Graphics Library with Standard Interaction Features, 2D and 3D
  • From: Python
• Graphics Library with Standard Interaction Features, 2D and 3D
  • From: Benjamin Blundell
• Re: Pass by reference
  • From: Bruno Desthuilliers
• Re: Pass by reference
  • From: Chris Rebert
• Pass by reference
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• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
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• Re: Easy-to-use Python GUI
  • From: Dotan Cohen
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Francesco Bochicchio
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• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Francesco Bochicchio
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Francesco Bochicchio
• Re: MemoryError when list append... plz help
  • From: bearophileHUGS
• Re: Memory leak problem (while using tkinter)
  • From: Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch
• Re: MemoryError when list append... plz help
  • From: Steven D'Aprano
• Re: MemoryError when list append... plz help
  • From: Francesco Bochicchio
• Re: New Python 3.0 string formatting - really necessary?
  • From: r
• Re: multiprocessing vs thread performance
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: why cannot assign to function call
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Cheetah
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• Re: What is site-packages?
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Easy-to-use Python GUI
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: How to get back a list object from its string representation?
  • From: Steven D'Aprano
• Re: MemoryError when list append... plz help
  • From: James Mills
• Re: MemoryError when list append... plz help
  • From: James Mills
• MemoryError when list append... plz help
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• Re: How to get back a list object from its string representation?
  • From: Gabriel Genellina
• Re: How to get back a list object from its string representation?
  • From: James Mills
• Re: Parsing Excel spreadsheets
  • From: brooklineTom
• Re: How to debug embeding Python?
  • From: Vinay Sajip
• Re: AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'DatagramHandler' (ubuntu-8.10, python 2.5.2)
  • From: Vinay Sajip
• Re: parsing csv files class
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: TypeError: list indices must be integers
  • From: dubux
• Memory leak problem (while using tkinter)
  • From: André
• greenlets and how they can be used
  • From: James Mills
• Re: parsing csv files class
  • From: alex goretoy
• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
  • From: Rob Williscroft
• Re: TypeError: list indices must be integers
  • From: John Machin
• Re: TypeError: list indices must be integers
  • From: Steven D'Aprano
• Re: TypeError: list indices must be integers
  • From: Mensanator
• TypeError: list indices must be integers
  • From: dubux
• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
  • From: John Machin
• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
  • From: Steven D'Aprano
• Re: string in files
  • From: Steven D'Aprano
• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
  • From: Steven D'Aprano
• Re: get method
  • From: James Mills
• Re: get method
  • From: James Mills
• Re: get method
  • From: MRAB
• Re: multiprocessing vs thread performance
  • From: James Mills
• Re: get method
  • From: Steven D'Aprano
• Re: get method
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• Re: get method
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• Re: [ANN]: circuits-1.0b1 released!
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• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
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• Re: [ANN]: circuits-1.0b1 released!
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• Re: get method
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• Re: Understanding search queries, semantics, and "Meaning" ...aren't we all looking for meaning?
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• Re: get method
  • From: MRAB
• Re: need help with list/variables
  • From: John Machin
• Re: multiprocessing vs thread performance
  • From: James Mills
• Re: python import sys.path
  • From: John Machin
• Re: Python in C
  • From: Stefan Behnel
• Re: get method
  • From: James Mills
• Re: Read-Write Lock vs primitive Lock()
  • From: Gabriel Genellina
• [ANN] PyYAML-3.08: Now with Python 3 support
  • From: Kirill Simonov
• Re: embedding python in wxpython
  • From: Mike Driscoll
• Re: need help with list/variables
  • From: Jonathan Gardner
• Re: embedding python in wxpython
  • From: Joe Strout
• Re: embedding python in wxpython
  • From: Joe Strout
• Re: Parsing Excel spreadsheets
  • From: John Machin
• Re: Understanding search queries, semantics, and "Meaning" ...aren't we all looking for meaning?
  • From: Jonathan Gardner
• Re: embedding python in wxpython
  • From: Steve Holden
• Re: win32gui
  • From: Mike Driscoll
• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
  • From: Rob Williscroft
• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
  • From: Steve Holden
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• Re: "return" in def
  • From: Bruno Desthuilliers
• Re: SQL, lite lite lite
  • From: Gerhard Häring
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Jean-Paul Calderone
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Jean-Paul Calderone
• Re: SQL, lite lite lite
  • From: Bruno Desthuilliers
• Re: SQL, lite lite lite
  • From: Bruno Desthuilliers
• Re: PIL - font kerning
  • From: carsn
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Grant Edwards
• Understanding search queries, semantics, and "Meaning" ...aren't we all looking for meaning?
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• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
  • From: Jean-Paul Calderone
• Re: embedding python in wxpython
  • From: Stef Mientki
• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
  • From: Stef Mientki
• Re: embedding python in wxpython
  • From: Mike Driscoll
• Re: need help with list/variables
  • From: Albert Hopkins
• embedding python in wxpython
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• Re: need help with list/variables
  • From: Tim Chase
• Re: need help with list/variables
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• Re: thread, multiprocessing: communication overhead
  • From: Duncan Booth
• need help with list/variables
  • From: wx1234
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Jean-Paul Calderone
• Re: duck typing at will
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• Re: SQL, lite lite lite
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• Re: duck typing at will
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• Re: duck typing at will
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• Re: Parsing Excel spreadsheets
  • From: Mike Driscoll
• Re: folder extraction
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• Re: Parsing Excel spreadsheets
  • From: Steve Holden
• Re: wxPython.button.disabled still catching clicks
  • From: Mike Driscoll
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• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Francesco Bochicchio
• python import sys.path
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• Re: Parsing Excel spreadsheets
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• Re: Python in C
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• Re: thread, multiprocessing: communication overhead
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• Re: thread, multiprocessing: communication overhead
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• Re: Parsing Excel spreadsheets
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• Re: thread, multiprocessing: communication overhead
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• Parsing Excel spreadsheets
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• Re: why cannot assign to function call
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• thread, multiprocessing: communication overhead
  • From: mk
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• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
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• Re: Python list's mail server in DNSBL ?
  • From: skip
• Re: Python list's mail server in DNSBL ?
  • From: Laszlo Nagy
• Re: multiprocessing vs thread performance
  • From: Aaron Brady
• Re: why cannot assign to function call
  • From: John O'Hagan
• Re: Python module import loop issue
  • From: Gabriel Genellina
• [ANN] release of CubicWeb 3.0.0
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• Re: Python list's mail server in DNSBL ?
  • From: Steve Holden
• Re: select.select and socket.setblocking
  • From: Steve Holden
• Python list's mail server in DNSBL ?
  • From: Laszlo Nagy
• Re: Triple quoted string in exec function ?
  • From: Steve Holden
• select.select and socket.setblocking
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• Triple quoted string in exec function ?
  • From: Stef Mientki
• Re: Any equivalent to Ruby's 'hpricot' html/xpath/css selector package?
  • From: Mark Thomas
• Re: How to debug embeding Python?
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• Re: Any equivalent to Ruby's 'hpricot' html/xpath/css selector package?
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• Re: Any equivalent to Ruby's 'hpricot' html/xpath/css selector package?
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• Re: string in files
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• Re: Any equivalent to Ruby's 'hpricot' html/xpath/css selector package?
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• Re: string in files
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• Re: using def in pythons
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• Re: Python in C
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• using def in pythons
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• Re: string in files
  • From: ibpet11
• RE: string in files
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• string in files
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• Re: How do I DRY the following code?
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• Re: How do I DRY the following code?
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• Re: SQL, lite lite lite
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• Re: How to debug embeding Python?
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• Re: get method
  • From: Roel Schroeven
• Re: wxPython.button.disabled still catching clicks
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• Re: How do I DRY the following code?
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• Re: Read-Write Lock vs primitive Lock()
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• Re: Read-Write Lock vs primitive Lock()
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• Re: Python in C
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• How to debug embeding Python?
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• Re: How do I DRY the following code?
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• Re: Of console I/O, characters, strings & dogs
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• Re: New Python 3.0 string formatting - really necessary?
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• Re: Python in C
  • From: Gabriel Genellina
• Re: Python module import loop issue
  • From: Kottiyath
• Re: print a vs print '%s' % a vs print '%f' a
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• Re: Python module import loop issue
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• Re: Python module import loop issue
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• Re: print a vs print '%s' % a vs print '%f' a
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• Re: multiprocessing vs thread performance
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• Re: multiprocessing vs thread performance
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• Re: Python in C
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• Re: get method
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• Re: Read-Write Lock vs primitive Lock()
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• Re: "return" in def
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• Re: get method
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• Re: multiprocessing vs thread performance
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• Re: Python in C
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• Re: get method
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• Re: get method
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• Re: "return" in def
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• Re: New Python 3.0 string formatting - really necessary?
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• Re: multiprocessing vs thread performance
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• Re: Easy-to-use Python GUI
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• Re: flushing of print statements ending with comma
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• Re: tkInter constraining the width only
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• Re: Get a list of functions in a file
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• RE: error on windows with commands.getstatusoutput
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