comp.lang.python

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• help me python, aolsuppo
• Re: Import Replacement, Gary Herron
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• Searching a file for multiple strings, gotbyrd
  • Re: Searching a file for multiple strings, Tim Chase
  • Message not available
    • Re: Searching a file for multiple strings (PS), Tim Chase
• Re: Python-list Digest, Vol 64, Issue 697, AJ Ostergaard
• Python Doc 2.6 vs 2.5--A Matter of Format?, W. eWatson
  • Re: Python Doc 2.6 vs 2.5--A Matter of Format?, "Martin v. Löwis"
• fastest way to detect a user type, Robin Becker
• Why do operators and methods of built-in types differ, Csaba Hoch
  • Re: Why do operators and methods of built-in types differ, andrew cooke
  • Re: Why do operators and methods of built-in types differ, Scott David Daniels
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Why do operators and methods of built-in types differ, Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: Why do operators and methods of built-in types differ, Csaba Hoch
    • Re: Why do operators and methods of built-in types differ, andrew cooke
      • Re: Why do operators and methods of built-in types differ, Christian Heimes
      • Re: Why do operators and methods of built-in types differ, Gabriel Genellina
• Where to host a (Python) project?, andrew cooke
  • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, Martin
    • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, andrew cooke
      • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, Martin
  • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, Michele Simionato
  • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, eliben
    • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, andrew cooke
      • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, Colin J. Williams
      • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, ajaksu
  • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, Giampaolo Rodola'
    • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, andrew cooke
  • Re: Where to host a (Python) project?, Andrey Demidov
• Empty string is False right?, AJ Ostergaard
  • Re: Empty string is False right?, Ralf Schoenian
    • Re: Empty string is False right?, AJ Ostergaard
      • Re: Empty string is False right?, Bernd Nawothnig
      • Re: Empty string is False right?, John Machin
      • Re: Empty string is False right?, Diez B. Roggisch
    • Message not available
      • Re: Empty string is False right?, Gabriel Genellina
    • Message not available
      • Re: Empty string is False right?, Vlastimil Brom
      • Re: Empty string is False right?, Grant Edwards
    • Re: Empty string is False right?, John Machin
    • Message not available
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      • Re: Empty string is False right?, AJ Ostergaard
    • Re: Empty string is False right?, Ben Finney
    • Message not available
      • Re: Empty string is False right?, D'Arcy J.M. Cain
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      • Re: Empty string is False right?, Steve Holden
      • Re: Empty string is False right?, Scott David Daniels
  • Re: Empty string is False right?, Ralf Schoenian
• How to manipulate a contents of file as record structures, CK Raju
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: How to manipulate a contents of file as record structures, Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: How to manipulate a contents of file as record structures, CK Raju
• Earn money 1$ per click, shenky_17
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Earn money 1$ per click, shenky_17
  • Earn money 1$ per click, shenky_17
• HTTPSConnection: client certificate auth, Mailing List SVR
• import reassignment different at module and function scope, Brendan Miller
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: import reassignment different at module and function scope, Chris Rebert
  • Re: import reassignment different at module and function scope, Gabriel Genellina
• Number of bits/sizeof int, Jon Clements
  • Re: Number of bits/sizeof int, John Machin
    • Re: Number of bits/sizeof int, Jon Clements
  • Re: Number of bits/sizeof int, Scott David Daniels
  • Re: Number of bits/sizeof int, Gabriel Genellina
• CHEAP SELL:nike shoes:$32,handbag:$35,NFL:$20,jeans:$30,watch$60,FREE SHIPPING !, www.iofferkicks.com
• error C3861: 'Py_InitModule', duprez
  • Re: error C3861: 'Py_InitModule', duprez
• computer, rajni
• Check this out, frankknot678@xxxxxxxxx
• FINAL REMINDER: OSCON 2009: Call For Participation, Aahz
• Re: nth root, MRAB
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • RE: nth root, Tim Roberts
  • Re: nth root, Dan Goodman
  • RE: nth root, Tim Roberts
    • Re: nth root, Mark Dickinson
      • Re: nth root, Steve Holden
      • Re: nth root, Mark Dickinson
      • Re: nth root, ajaksu
      • Re: nth root, Mark Dickinson
      • Re: nth root, Mark Dickinson
      • Re: nth root, Mensanator
      • Re: nth root, Mensanator
      • Re: nth root, Dan Goodman
      • Re: nth root, Mark Dickinson
      • Re: nth root, Dan Goodman
• SimpleXMLRPCServer question, flagg
  • SimpleXMLRPCServer question, rdmurray
    • Re: SimpleXMLRPCServer question, flagg
  • Re: SimpleXMLRPCServer question, andrew cooke
• problem with program - debugging leading nowhere, Matthew Sacks
  • Re: problem with program - debugging leading nowhere, John Machin
  • Re: problem with program - debugging leading nowhere, Ben Finney
    • Re: problem with program - debugging leading nowhere, Ben Finney
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: problem with program - debugging leading nowhere, Matthew Sacks
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• accessing elements of a tuple, Matthew Sacks
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: accessing elements of a tuple, Matthew Sacks
    • Re: accessing elements of a tuple, Ian Pilcher
  • Re: accessing elements of a tuple, D'Arcy J.M. Cain
  • Re: accessing elements of a tuple, Tim Chase
  • Re: accessing elements of a tuple, Matthew Sacks
    • Re: accessing elements of a tuple, John Machin
• Re: What's new in 3.0 about threading?, Terry Reedy
• Odd syntactic NON-error?, Alaric Haag
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Odd syntactic NON-error?, Jean-Paul Calderone
  • Re: Odd syntactic NON-error?, Alaric Haag
  • Re: Odd syntactic NON-error?, Simon Brunning
• Python Developer needed for Greenwich, CT assignment, ronaldjweiss
• Announcing Pyflakes 0.3.0, Jean-Paul Calderone
• python is a python, x
• relpath problem on windows, eliben
  • Re: relpath problem on windows, Scott David Daniels
  • Re: relpath problem on windows, Gabriel Genellina
• Why doesn't this work in Eclipse ? (Simple pexpect code that works in bash), Linuxguy123
  • Re: Why doesn't this work in Eclipse ? (Simple pexpect code that works in bash), Gary Duzan
• ANN: eGenix pyOpenSSL Distribution 0.8.0-0.9.8j-1, eGenix Team: M.-A. Lemburg
• Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP., Hongyi Zhao
  • Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP., Chris Rebert
    • Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP., Jeff McNeil
      • Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP., Hongyi Zhao
      • Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP., Hongyi Zhao
      • Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP., Gabriel Genellina
      • Re: Want to write a script to do the batch conversion from domain name to IP., Hongyi Zhao
• Noob question, nanoeyes
  • Re: Noob question, Bruno Desthuilliers
• Re: 'Address already in use' ... with TCPServer, Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: 'Address already in use' ... with TCPServer, Giampaolo Rodola'
    • Re: 'Address already in use' ... with TCPServer, Gabriel Genellina
    • Re: 'Address already in use' ... with TCPServer, Gabriel Genellina
    • Message not available
      • Re: 'Address already in use' ... with TCPServer, Gabriel Genellina
• libsudo ?, Linuxguy123
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  • Re: libsudo ?, Brian Allen Vanderburg II
• Adding a positive number and a negative number, Eric Kang
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Adding a positive number and a negative number, MRAB
    • Re: Adding a positive number and a negative number, Grant Edwards
      • Re: Adding a positive number and a negative number, Scott David Daniels
      • Re: Adding a positive number and a negative number, Steve Holden
      • Re: Adding a positive number and a negative number, John Machin
• Module/Library That is Able To Use Cookies + Proxies?, blackcapsoftware
  • Re: Module/Library That is Able To Use Cookies + Proxies?, Justin Ezequiel
• Using equals operator without changing reference pointer, mark . seagoe
  • Re: Using equals operator without changing reference pointer, Erik Max Francis
    • Re: Using equals operator without changing reference pointer, Terry Reedy
      • Re: Using equals operator without changing reference pointer, mark . seagoe
• new.instancemethod questions, schickb
  • Re: new.instancemethod questions, Mel
    • Re: new.instancemethod questions, schickb
      • Re: new.instancemethod questions, Brian Allen Vanderburg II
      • Re: new.instancemethod questions, schickb
• naming and binding (subtle Python 3 change), Alan G Isaac
  • Re: naming and binding (subtle Python 3 change), Terry Reedy
    • Re: naming and binding (subtle Python 3 change), Alan G Isaac
• Swapping values of two variables, Eric Kang
  • Re: Swapping values of two variables, tony . clarke5
    • Re: Swapping values of two variables, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Swapping values of two variables, Kottiyath
      • Re: Swapping values of two variables, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Swapping values of two variables, tony . clarke5
  • Re: Swapping values of two variables, Steven D'Aprano
    • Re: Swapping values of two variables, Christian Heimes
  • Re: Swapping values of two variables, Aahz
    • Re: Swapping values of two variables, Grant Edwards
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Swapping values of two variables, MRAB
    • Re: Swapping values of two variables, Grant Edwards
      • Re: Swapping values of two variables, MRAB
      • Re: Swapping values of two variables, Grant Edwards
• Re: Rounding to the nearest 5, Gary Herron
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Rounding to the nearest 5, Tim Chase
    • Re: Rounding to the nearest 5, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Rounding to the nearest 5, Tim Chase
  • Re: Rounding to the nearest 5, MRAB
  • Re: Rounding to the nearest 5, D'Arcy J.M. Cain
    • Re: Rounding to the nearest 5, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Rounding to the nearest 5, D'Arcy J.M. Cain
  • Re: Rounding to the nearest 5, Miles
  • RE: Rounding to the nearest 5, Benjamin J. Racine
  • Re: Rounding to the nearest 5, David
• Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", r
  • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", Giampaolo Rodola'
  • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", alex23
    • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", Ben Finney
    • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", r
  • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", r
    • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", James Mills
      • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", r
      • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", John Machin
      • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", r
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      • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", MRAB
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      • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", Terry Reedy
  • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", Ivan Illarionov
    • Re: Does the Python community really follow the philospy of "Community Matters?", Steve Holden
• error on building 2.6.1. (_ctypes), Bernard Rankin
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: error on building 2.6.1. (_ctypes), Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: error on building 2.6.1. (_ctypes), Bernard Rankin
  • Re: error on building 2.6.1. (_ctypes), Gabriel Genellina
• search speed, anders
  • Re: search speed, r
    • Re: search speed, alex23
  • Re: search speed, Diez B. Roggisch
    • Re: search speed, Tim Rowe
      • Re: search speed, Scott David Daniels
      • Re: search speed, Tim Rowe
    • Re: search speed, Stefan Behnel
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    • Re: search speed, D'Arcy J.M. Cain
      • Re: search speed, Stefan Behnel
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      • Re: search speed, John Machin
  • Re: search speed, Tim Chase
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    • Re: search speed, rdmurray
      • Re: search speed, anders
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    • Message not available
      • Re: glob.fnmatch (was "search speed"), Tim Chase
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      • Re: glob.fnmatch (was "search speed"), rdmurray
• Understanding descriptors, Brian Allen Vanderburg II
• More mod_wsgi weirdness: process restarts on redirect, Ron Garret
  • Re: More mod_wsgi weirdness: process restarts on redirect, Joshua Kugler
    • Re: More mod_wsgi weirdness: process restarts on redirect, Ron Garret
      • Re: More mod_wsgi weirdness: process restarts on redirect, Graham Dumpleton
      • Re: More mod_wsgi weirdness: process restarts on redirect, Ron Garret
      • Re: More mod_wsgi weirdness: process restarts on redirect, rdmurray
  • Re: More mod_wsgi weirdness: process restarts on redirect, Ron Garret
• verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, mark . seagoe
  • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, John Machin
    • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, MRAB
  • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, Stef Mientki
    • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, John Machin
      • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, mark . seagoe
      • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, Stef Mientki
      • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, mark . seagoe
      • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, mark . seagoe
      • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, Stef Mientki
      • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch
      • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, Stef Mientki
      • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, Marc 'BlackJack' Rintsch
      • Message not available
      • Re: verilog like class w/ bitslicing & int/long classtype, rdmurray
• parsing text from a file, Wes James
  • Re: parsing text from a file, John Machin
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: parsing text from a file, Vlastimil Brom
  • Re: parsing text from a file, Tim Chase
  • Re: parsing text from a file, MRAB
  • Re: parsing text from a file, Tim Golden
    • Re: parsing text from a file, John Machin
• Can't understand what python wants from me, Oleksiy Khilkevich
  • Re: Can't understand what python wants from me, Chris Hulan
  • Re: Can't understand what python wants from me, mark . seagoe
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Can't understand what python wants from me, Chris Rebert
• python 2.6 wininst problem, timw.google
  • Re: python 2.6 wininst problem, "Martin v. Löwis"
• receive and react to MIDI input, elsjaako
  • Re: receive and react to MIDI input, r
    • Re: receive and react to MIDI input, elsjaako
      • Re: receive and react to MIDI input, elsjaako
      • Re: receive and react to MIDI input, elsjaako
  • Re: receive and react to MIDI input, elsjaako
• ImportError in embedded Python Interpreter, googler . 1 . webmaster
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • ImportError in embedded Python Interpreter, googler . 1 . webmaster
    • Re: ImportError in embedded Python Interpreter, googler . 1 . webmaster
    • Re: ImportError in embedded Python Interpreter, Gabriel Genellina
      • Re: ImportError in embedded Python Interpreter, googler . 1 . webmaster
      • Re: ImportError in embedded Python Interpreter, Gabriel Genellina
      • Re: ImportError in embedded Python Interpreter, googler . 1 . webmaster
      • Re: ImportError in embedded Python Interpreter, Gabriel Genellina
• slicings: 3 questions, Alan G Isaac
  • Re: slicings: 3 questions, Chris Rebert
    • Re: slicings: 3 questions, Alan G Isaac
    • Re: slicings: 3 questions, Alan G Isaac
      • Re: slicings: 3 questions, Robert Kern
      • Re: slicings: 3 questions, Alan G Isaac
      • Message not available
      • Re: slicings: 3 questions, Gabriel Genellina
• CUDA, dg . google . groups
• distutil problem ??, Armin
• How does one view the source of function defined in the interpreter?, mattc
  • Re: How does one view the source of function defined in the interpreter?, Terry Reedy
• py2exe + data_files, Armin
• persistent TCP connection in python using socketserver, markobrien85
  • Re: persistent TCP connection in python using socketserver, Jean-Paul Calderone
    • Re: persistent TCP connection in python using socketserver, markobrien85
• Weird invisible arguments issues with Windows, Uberman
  • Re: Weird invisible arguments issues with Windows, Tim Golden
    • Re: Weird invisible arguments issues with Windows, Uberman
      • Re: Weird invisible arguments issues with Windows, Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: Weird invisible arguments issues with Windows, Chris Hulan
  • Re: Weird invisible arguments issues with Windows, MRAB
• UnicodeDecodeError: 'charmap' codec can't decode byte 0x9d in position 10442: character maps to <undefined>, Anjanesh Lekshminarayanan
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: UnicodeDecodeError: 'charmap' codec can't decode byte 0x9d in position 10442: character maps to <undefined>, Anjanesh Lekshminarayanan
• Get thread pid, Alejandro
  • Re: Get thread pid, Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: Get thread pid, Ove Svensson
    • Re: Get thread pid, Alejandro
      • Re: Get thread pid, Jean-Paul Calderone
      • Re: Get thread pid, Alejandro
      • Re: Get thread pid, Jean-Paul Calderone
      • Re: Get thread pid, Alejandro
  • Re: Get thread pid, Christian Heimes
    • Re: Get thread pid, Alejandro
• py2exe + SQLite problem, Armin
• Re: is there a shorter way to write this, Vlastimil Brom
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: is there a shorter way to write this, Tim Chase
  • Re: is there a shorter way to write this, Tim Chase
• Re: how to update python on gnu emacs?, Wang Lei
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: how to update python on gnu emacs?, Wang Lei
• Welcome to my pc world, akshy
• Re: is python Object oriented??, Gary Herron
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Bruno Desthuilliers
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Luis M. González
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Kay Schluehr
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Chris Rebert
    • Re: is python Object oriented??, MC
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Bruno Desthuilliers
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Ben Finney
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, MC
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Steve Holden
    • Re: is python Object oriented??, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Chris Rebert
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Tino Wildenhain
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Steve Holden
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Michael Torrie
    • Re: is python Object oriented??, Hung Vo
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Chris Rebert
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, alex23
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Chris Rebert
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Grant Edwards
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, thmpsn . m . k
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Michael Torrie
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Tim Rowe
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Michael Torrie
    • Re: is python Object oriented??, Hung Vo
    • Re: is python Object oriented??, Hung Vo
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, alex23
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Terry Reedy
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Michael Torrie
    • Re: is python Object oriented??, thmpsn . m . k
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Christian Heimes
      • Re: is python Object oriented??, Michael Torrie
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Christian Heimes
  • Re: is python Object oriented??, Laszlo Nagy
    • Re: is python Object oriented??, Andreas Waldenburger
• Re: Python-list Digest, Vol 64, Issue 644, Chris Rebert
• ANN: eGenix mx Base Distribution 3.1.2, eGenix Team: M.-A. Lemburg
• Tkinter w.pack()?, W. eWatson
  • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, r
    • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, W. eWatson
      • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, Steve Holden
      • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, W. eWatson
  • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, r
    • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, W. eWatson
      • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, Gabriel Genellina
      • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, W. eWatson
      • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, Gabriel Genellina
      • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, W. eWatson
      • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, r
      • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, W. eWatson
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Tkinter w.pack()?, John Posner
• How to get atexit hooks to run in the presence of execv?, R. Bernstein
  • Re: How to get atexit hooks to run in the presence of execv?, Mark Wooding
    • Re: How to get atexit hooks to run in the presence of execv?, R. Bernstein
• Re: date handling problem, Gabriel Genellina
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: date handling problem, M.-A. Lemburg
• Re: Function Application is not Currying, MRAB
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Function Application is not Currying, James Mills
• Results of executing hyperlink in script, Muddy Coder
  • Re: Results of executing hyperlink in script, MRAB
    • Re: Results of executing hyperlink in script, Cameron Laird
  • Re: Results of executing hyperlink in script, Gabriel Genellina
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    • Re: Results of executing hyperlink in script, Tim Chase
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      • Re: Results of executing hyperlink in script, Tino Wildenhain
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Results of executing hyperlink in script, Jean-Paul Calderone
• Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Ron Garret
  • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Jean-Paul Calderone
    • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Ron Garret
  • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Graham Dumpleton
    • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Ron Garret
  • Message not available
    • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Ron Garret
      • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Bruno Desthuilliers
      • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Ron Garret
      • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Graham Dumpleton
      • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Ron Garret
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    • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Graham Dumpleton
      • Message not available
      • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Graham Dumpleton
  • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Bruno Desthuilliers
    • Re: Sloooooowwwww WSGI restart, Ron Garret
• Terminating a Python program that uses multi-process, multi-threading, akineko
  • Re: Terminating a Python program that uses multi-process, multi-threading, MRAB
    • Re: Terminating a Python program that uses multi-process, multi-threading, akineko
  • Re: Terminating a Python program that uses multi-process, multi-threading, Jesse Noller
• dicts,instances,containers, slotted instances, et cetera., ocschwar
  • Re: dicts,instances,containers, slotted instances, et cetera., Aaron Brady
    • Re: dicts,instances,containers, slotted instances, et cetera., ocschwar
      • Re: dicts,instances,containers, slotted instances, et cetera., Diez B. Roggisch
      • Re: dicts,instances,containers, slotted instances, et cetera., Steven D'Aprano
  • Re: dicts,instances,containers, slotted instances, et cetera., Diez B. Roggisch
    • Re: dicts,instances,containers, slotted instances, et cetera., ocschwar
      • Re: dicts,instances,containers, slotted instances, et cetera., Michele Simionato
      • Re: dicts,instances,containers, slotted instances, et cetera., James Stroud
• Profiling Python Apps on Mac?, RGK
  • Re: Profiling Python Apps on Mac?, Philip Semanchuk
    • Re: Profiling Python Apps on Mac?, RGK
  • Re: Profiling Python Apps on Mac?, Pierre-Alain Dorange
  • Re: Profiling Python Apps on Mac?, David Cournapeau
  • Re: Profiling Python Apps on Mac?, Robert Kern
• Quickbooks, Stephen Chapman
  • Re: Quickbooks, viglen
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Quickbooks, Gabriel Genellina
• Reuse of DB-API 2.0 cursors for multiple queries?, moreati
  • Re: Reuse of DB-API 2.0 cursors for multiple queries?, Дамјан Георгиевски
  • Re: Reuse of DB-API 2.0 cursors for multiple queries?, Carsten Haese
• Windows PIL installer question, cjl
  • Re: Windows PIL installer question, Gabriel Genellina
• small python-cgi wiki?, Bernard Rankin
  • Re: small python-cgi wiki?, excord80
  • Re: small python-cgi wiki?, Дамјан Георгиевски
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: small python-cgi wiki?, Petite Abeille
• writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, perfreem
  • Re: writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, python
    • Re: writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, perfreem
  • Re: writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, Christian Heimes
  • Re: writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, Aaron Brady
  • Re: writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, John Machin
    • Re: writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, perfreem
      • Re: writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, Aaron Brady
      • Re: writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, perfreem
      • Re: writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, Aaron Brady
      • Re: writing large dictionaries to file using cPickle, John Machin
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• file date/time on windows, m.banaouas
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• win32com.client / Trendlines, mathieu
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• Python 3.0, 'Hello' < 42, towitowi
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• how to optimize object creation/reading from file?, perfreem
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• Re: need help, Steve Holden
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• Paying off debt - All Best, woodardbgsmallpox@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• bigint to timestamp, Shah Sultan Alam
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• earn money..........., Killer
• ORM recommendation when using "live"/predefined DB?, Phillip B Oldham
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• errno 22 instead of errno 2, Glenn Linderman
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• Best/better way? (histogram), Bernard Rankin
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• Python Package Managment, Bernard Rankin
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• "The application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect", Carl Banks
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• Python Application Server, Adi Eyal
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• Addition of multiprocessing ill-advised? (was: Python 3.0.1), Ben Finney
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• "Double Your Money In Under 30 Days", Nickjr
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• Receiving data from USB, barithegreat
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• Drawing and Displaying an Image with PIL, W. eWatson
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• How to execute a hyperlink?, Muddy Coder
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• Spam making a comeback??, r
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• This Islamic guide is for non-Muslims who would like to understand Islam, Muslims (Moslems), and the Holy Quran (Koran). It is rich in information, references, bibliography, and illustrations. It has been reviewed and edited by many professors and well-educated people. It is brief and simple to read, yet contains much scientific knowledge. It contains the whole book, A Brief Illustrated Guide to Understanding Islam, and more. The contents of this guide follow., .mb
• Why doesn't eval of generator expression work with locals?, Fabio Zadrozny
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• New to python, open source Mac OS X IDE?, joseph.a.marlin@xxxxxxxxx
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• len(), Tobiah
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• scratch off card - 24/7, tngloucesterharris
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• ctypes with Compaq Visual Fortran 6.6B *.dll (Windows XP), passing of integer and real values, alex
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• Recommendation for a small web framework like Perl's CGI::Application to run as CGI?, excord80
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• self-aware list of objects able to sense constituent member alterations?, Reckoner
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    • Re: self-aware list of objects able to sense constituent member alterations?, koranthala
      • Re: self-aware list of objects able to sense constituent member alterations?, Reckoner
      • Re: self-aware list of objects able to sense constituent member alterations?, koranthala
      • Re: self-aware list of objects able to sense constituent member alterations?, Reckoner
  • Re: self-aware list of objects able to sense constituent member alterations?, Paul McGuire
  • Re: self-aware list of objects able to sense constituent member alterations?, Peter Wang
    • Re: self-aware list of objects able to sense constituent member alterations?, Reckoner
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• pyPEG parser-interpreter released, Volker Birk
• Re: change syntax coloring in IDLE, Ned Deily
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• pyAA for Python2.5, Kottiyath
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• Re: regular expression, help, MRAB
• Re: Calling Python-tk code from C/C++, Gabriel Genellina
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• IDLE 3000 (suggested improvements), r
• Exec woes, Hendrik van Rooyen
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• mobiles, sonynamratha
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• significant release for SIMPL project's Python extension, bobicanprogram
• voip & video conference, sonynamratha
• Pexpect and telnet not communicating properly, David Anderson
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• Re: creating a pattern using a previous match and a count of the number of '('s in it, MRAB
• How many followers of comp.lang.python, rantingrick
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• A Twisted Design Decision, koranthala
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• Python-URL! - weekly Python news and links (Jan 27), Gabriel Genellina
• creating a pattern using a previous match and a count of the number of '('s in it, me
• Re: socket.unbind or socket.unlisten? - socket.error: (48, 'Addressalready in use'), Hendrik van Rooyen
• Class behaving like a static class, gu
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• socket.unbind or socket.unlisten? - socket.error: (48, 'Address already in use'), Laszlo Nagy
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• How do I say "two classes up in the inheritance chain" in python?, Daniel Fetchinson
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• shutil module (directory input), klia
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• optparse question, Pat
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  • Re: optparse question, Thorsten Kampe
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• Re: print formating for matrix/table, Robert Kern
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• Re: optparse with numpy.array?, Robert Kern
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  • Re: optparse with numpy.array?, James Mills
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• scatterhist and resizing figures, perfreem
• Anoying unicode / str conversion problem, Hans Müller
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• Pipe stdout && stderr to a TkLabel widget, rantingrick
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• Re: unable to print Unicode characters in Python 3, Martin
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• Process crash with no reason, gil . shinar
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• Method returning an Iterable Object, Anjanesh Lekshminarayanan
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• Web services, loial
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• Re: AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'open_workbook', MRAB
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• Problem with Nose testing until forking process, Jan Koprowski
• really slow gzip decompress, why?, redbaron
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• Building matplotlib from source on windows, mk
• Ldap Extended Operation python, Benny Fallica
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• Land A Better Job! Learn Spanish Online 6 Fr.ee Classes in 6 Days, stillness2
• Function arguments, brasse
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• unittest, order of test execution, mk
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• Re: Python, Terry Reedy
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• Python C API (PyObject_CallMethod clear object), googler . 1 . webmaster
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• ob_type in shared memory, Aaron Brady
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• super behavior, TP
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• 1 Corinthians 13:11, throat . yogart1
• v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), gert
  • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Peter Otten
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    • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), gert
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Diez B. Roggisch
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      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Diez B. Roggisch
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Miles
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Gabriel Genellina
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Andreas Waldenburger
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Steve Holden
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Andreas Waldenburger
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Tim Roberts
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Richard Brodie
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Ivan Illarionov
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), Matt Nordhoff
      • Re: v = json.loads("{'test':'test'}"), J. Cliff Dyer
• Cartesian Product of two lists (itertools), Thorsten Kampe
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  • Re: Cartesian Product of two lists (itertools), Terry Reedy
  • Re: Cartesian Product of two lists (itertools), Mark Wooding
• Re: Monitor a FTP site for arrival of new/updated files, Steve Holden
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  • Re: Monitor a FTP site for arrival of new/updated files, python
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• Re: Efficient multi-slicing technique?, MRAB
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• Counting number of objects, Kottiyath
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• Re: String comparision, Gabriel Genellina
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• Re: Byte oriented data types in python, "Martin v. Löwis"
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• Socket issues, twistedduck9
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• s=ascii(hexlify(urandom(10))), gert
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• Python 3: exec arg 1, Alan G Isaac
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• Re: python3.0 base64 error, MRAB
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• Pyro deadlock, MatthewS
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• tp_base, ob_type, and tp_bases, Jeff McNeil
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• Re: Python Startup file, Gabriel Genellina
• braces fixed '#{' and '#}', v4vijayakumar
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• Pythonic way to handle coordinates, Pierre-Alain Dorange
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• ABCs, functions, and __call__ (Python3), andrew cooke
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• what's the point of rpython?, Brendan Miller
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  • The First Law Of comp.lang.python Dynamics, Kay Schluehr
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• Need help with os.system in linux, akshay bhat
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• dynamic module import?, Lawson Hanson
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• [ANN] sqlkit 0.8.5, Sandro Dentella
• Incorrect title case?, MRAB
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• *Advanced* Python book?, mk
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• tuple methods: documentation missing, Alan G Isaac
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• Class decorator with argument, mk
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• FileCookieJar has not attribute "_self_load", Dragos
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• minidom, drilling down to a low node in one line?, Matt Brown - nyc
• Python 3: range objects cannot be sliced, Alan G Isaac
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• output problem, Jean-Paul VALENTIN
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• Re: Problem using python C API, Philip Semanchuk
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• Start two threads in same time, vedrandekovic
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• Start multiple listening servers in one file, Thomas W
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• Re: Integrating awk in Python, Willi Richert
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• confused about publishing more than one class in twisted server., Krishnakant
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• Re: [Python-Dev] multiprocessing vs. distributed processing, James Mills
• lazy evaluation is sometimes too lazy... help please., Ken Pu
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• Client Socket Connection to Java server, TechieInsights
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• Python Style Guide Questions, koranthala
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• multiprocessing vs. distributed processing, James Mills
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• vb2py status?, axtens
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• Library for extracting new content from email reply messages?, Bernard Rankin
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• Lazy List Generator Problem, Mark Hahnenberg
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• Soap Client, DougJrs
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• English-like Python, The Music Guy
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• Ordering of urlencoded tuples incorrect, benlucas99
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• except sqlite3.Error as e:, gert
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• [python3.0] s = sha1(random()).hexdigest(), gert
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      • Re: s = sha1(random()).hexdigest(), Paul Rubin
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• How to verify whether a process got hanged or still alive., neel
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• logging multiple messages, Daniel
• Re: Import functions in current namespace, Chris Rebert
• Python DateTime Manipulation, Kingston
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• report on building of python 2.5.2 under msys under wine on linux., Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
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• optimizing large dictionaries, Per Freem
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  • Re: optimizing large dictionaries, Christian Heimes
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      • Re: optimizing large dictionaries, Per Freem
      • Re: optimizing large dictionaries, Paul Rubin
      • Re: optimizing large dictionaries, Scott David Daniels
      • Re: optimizing large dictionaries, Christian Heimes
      • Re: optimizing large dictionaries, Paul McGuire
  • Re: optimizing large dictionaries, pruebauno
  • Re: optimizing large dictionaries, Matthias Julius
  • Re: optimizing large dictionaries, Luis M. González
• UnicodeError for join(), tmallen
  • Re: UnicodeError for join(), "Martin v. Löwis"
    • Re: UnicodeError for join(), tmallen
      • Re: UnicodeError for join(), "Martin v. Löwis"
      • Re: UnicodeError for join(), tmallen
• Parallel package hierarchies/directories, atleta
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• Injecting a global into a defined function??, Cong Ma
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Injecting a global into a defined function??, MRAB
  • Re: Injecting a global into a defined function??, Terry Reedy
  • Re: Injecting a global into a defined function??, Cong Ma
  • Re: Injecting a global into a defined function??, James Mills
  • Re: Injecting a global into a defined function??, James Mills
  • Re: Injecting a global into a defined function??, Terry Reedy
• No Module Named MySQLdb Error, Sam
• mimetypes oddity, Sion Arrowsmith
  • Re: mimetypes oddity, skip
    • Re: mimetypes oddity, Sion Arrowsmith
      • Re: mimetypes oddity, Terry Reedy
• the name of a method, thomas . steffen75
  • Re: the name of a method, Diez B. Roggisch
    • Re: the name of a method, Jason Scheirer
  • Re: the name of a method, Matimus
• Embedding Python and program path, arve.knudsen@xxxxxxxxx
• Wx broken?, tmallen
  • Re: Wx broken?, tmallen
  • Re: Wx broken?, Mark Smith
    • Re: Wx broken?, tmallen
• Executing global code, Jakub Debski
  • Re: Executing global code, Peter Otten
    • Re: Executing global code, Zac Burns
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      • Re: Executing global code, Zac Burns
    • Re: Executing global code, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Executing global code, MRAB
  • Re: Executing global code, Terry Reedy
• Readline and Python 2.6.1 on a Mac, James Brady
  • Re: Readline and Python 2.6.1 on a Mac, Ned Deily
    • Re: Readline and Python 2.6.1 on a Mac, James Brady
• Py3 - converting bytes to ascii, Anjanesh Lekshminarayanan
  • Re: Py3 - converting bytes to ascii, Casey
  • Re: Py3 - converting bytes to ascii, John Machin
    • Re: Py3 - converting bytes to ascii, Anjanesh Lekshminarayanan
• List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
  • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, bearophileHUGS
    • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
  • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
  • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, Peter Otten
    • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, Peter Otten
    • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
    • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, Terry Reedy
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, Peter Otten
  • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, Steven D'Aprano
    • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, Mark Wooding
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, Mark Wooding
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, ajaksu
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
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      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
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      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, Paul Rubin
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
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      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, mario ruggier
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, Terry Reedy
      • Re: List comprehension - NameError: name '_[1]' is not defined ?, Steven D'Aprano
• www.ftviran.com, familytv
• Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, Eric Brunel
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    • Re: Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, r
      • Re: Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, José Matos
      • Re: Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, Eric Brunel
      • Re: Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, José Matos
      • Re: Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, Eric Brunel
      • Re: Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, José Matos
  • Re: Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, Terry Reedy
    • Re: Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, Eric Brunel
      • Re: Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, Terry Reedy
      • Re: Possible bug in Tkinter - Python 2.6, Eric Brunel
• Un moment de votre temps ,pas plus, asda059
• Slow Queue.queue? (was: slow network), Laszlo Nagy
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Slow Queue.queue? (was: slow network), Laszlo Nagy
    • Re: Slow Queue.queue? (was: slow network), bieffe62
      • Re: Slow Queue.queue? (was: slow network), Laszlo Nagy
• Alphametric fun with Python, Raymond Hettinger
  • Re: Alphametric fun with Python, bearophileHUGS
    • Re: Alphametric fun with Python, Raymond Hettinger
      • Re: Alphametric fun with Python, bearophileHUGS
      • Re: Alphametric fun with Python, Terry Reedy
      • Re: Alphametric fun with Python, bearophileHUGS
      • Re: Alphametric fun with Python, Terry Reedy
• IWC Aquatimer Watch, Best Wristwatch, hualibao346
• error: cannot invoke setopt() - perform() is currently running, alex goretoy
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: error: cannot invoke setopt() - perform() is currently running, alex goretoy
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• why o/p is different ???, asit
  • Re: why o/p is different ???, alex23
  • Re: why o/p is different ???, Pierre Bourdon
  • Re: why o/p is different ???, James Mills
    • Re: why o/p is different ???, asit
  • Re: why o/p is different ???, Lie
• 2to3 Help?, marco . m . petersen
  • Re: 2to3 Help?, James Mills
    • Re: 2to3 Help?, marco . m . petersen
      • Re: 2to3 Help?, James Mills
      • Re: 2to3 Help?, marco . m . petersen
      • Re: 2to3 Help?, James Mills
      • Re: 2to3 Help?, alex23
      • Re: 2to3 Help?, marco . m . petersen
      • Re: 2to3 Help?, alex23
      • Re: 2to3 Help?, marco . m . petersen
      • Re: 2to3 Help?, John Machin
  • Re: 2to3 Help?, Terry Reedy
• SOAPpy under Python 2.6, leith
  • Re: SOAPpy under Python 2.6, Terry Reedy
• General direction, MLT
  • Re: General direction, Diez B. Roggisch
    • Re: General direction, Steven D'Aprano
      • Convention vs. fascism (was: General direction), Ben Finney
      • Re: Convention vs. fascism (was: General direction), Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Convention vs. fascism, Ben Finney
      • Re: Convention vs. fascism, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Convention vs. fascism, Ben Finney
      • Re: Convention vs. fascism, Aaron Brady
      • Re: Convention vs. fascism, Hendrik van Rooyen
      • Re: Convention vs. fascism, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Convention vs. fascism [OT], Hendrik van Rooyen
  • Re: General direction, James Stroud
• process/thread instances and attributes, James Mills
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: process/thread instances and attributes, Laszlo Nagy
  • Re: process/thread instances and attributes, James Mills
  • Re: process/thread instances and attributes, James Mills
  • Re: process/thread instances and attributes, Jesse Noller
  • Re: process/thread instances and attributes, James Mills
• Invitation for Python at the Southern California Linux Expo, joe
• reverse dict lookup & Relation class, Aaron Brady
  • Re: reverse dict lookup & Relation class, Chris Rebert
    • Re: reverse dict lookup & Relation class, Aaron Brady
  • Re: reverse dict lookup & Relation class, MRAB
    • Re: reverse dict lookup & Relation class, Aaron Brady
  • Re: reverse dict lookup & Relation class, Steven D'Aprano
    • Re: reverse dict lookup & Relation class, Aaron Brady
      • Re: reverse dict lookup & Relation class, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: reverse dict lookup & Relation class, Aaron Brady
• Python 3 isinstance, Lambert, David W (S&T)
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Carl Banks
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Rhamphoryncus
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, James Mills
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, MRAB
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Lambert, David W (S&T)
    • Re: Python 3 isinstance, John Machin
    • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Steven D'Aprano
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, James Mills
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Terry Reedy
    • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Duncan Booth
      • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Carl Banks
      • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Duncan Booth
      • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Carl Banks
      • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Duncan Booth
      • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Duncan Booth
      • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Terry Reedy
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, MRAB
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Lambert, David W (S&T)
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, MRAB
  • Re: Python 3 isinstance, Lambert, David W (S&T)
    • Re: Python 3 isinstance, John Machin
• Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, dpapathanasiou
  • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, MRAB
    • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, dpapathanasiou
  • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, James Mills
    • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, dpapathanasiou
      • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, James Mills
      • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, dpapathanasiou
      • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, James Mills
      • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, alex23
  • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, Ben Finney
    • Re: Getting around immutable default arguments for recursion, dpapathanasiou
• pythonic chew toyz (a column, by K. Urner) v.1 n.1, kirby.urner@xxxxxxxxx
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • pythonic chew toyz (a column, by K. Urner) v.1 n.1, kirby.urner@xxxxxxxxx
• Python Crashes, koranthala
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  • Re: Python Crashes, James Mills
    • Re: Python Crashes, koranthala
      • Re: Python Crashes, Terry Reedy
  • Re: Python Crashes, Martin P. Hellwig
  • Re: Python Crashes, David Bolen
• Suggested improvements for IDLE (non-official), r
  • Re: Suggested improvements for IDLE (non-official), James Stroud
    • Re: Suggested improvements for IDLE (non-official), r
    • Re: Suggested improvements for IDLE (non-official), Terry Reedy
      • Re: Suggested improvements for IDLE (non-official), r
      • Re: Suggested improvements for IDLE (non-official), Terry Reedy
      • Re: Suggested improvements for IDLE (non-official), Tim H
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      • Re: Suggested improvements for IDLE (non-official), r
• Preserving file permissions with distutils, George Sakkis
• RE: Weird behaviour re: Python on Windows, Kevin Jing Qiu
• Mod_python, jsonrpc and sessions, p3dda . adam
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Mod_python, jsonrpc and sessions, p3dda . adam
    • Re: Mod_python, jsonrpc and sessions, lkcl
• point class help, r
  • Re: point class help, r
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    • Re: point class help, r
      • Re: point class help, Matimus
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• Re: can someone tell me why this doesn't work please python 3, Gary M. Josack
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  • Re: can someone tell me why this doesn't work please python 3, Ben Kaplan
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• pyjamas 0.4p1 release, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
• Twisted Trial - Framework for Test, wladimir
• LGPL license for Qt 4.5, sturlamolden
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• PYTHON HTTP POST WORKING EXAMPLE NEEDED, dhaval
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• [ANN] SWIG 1.3.37, Haoyu Bai
• os system command not found, codicedave
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• Parent module not loaded error, Ståle Undheim
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• Why this code is working?, Hussein B
  • Re: Why this code is working?, Bruno Desthuilliers
    • Re: Why this code is working?, Hussein B
      • Re: Why this code is working?, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Why this code is working?, Hussein B
      • Re: Why this code is working?, r
      • Re: Why this code is working?, Diez B. Roggisch
      • Re: Why this code is working?, Aaron Brady
      • Re: Why this code is working?, Steve Holden
      • Re: Why this code is working?, Roger
      • Re: Why this code is working?, r
      • Re: Why this code is working?, alex23
      • Re: Why this code is working?, r
      • Re: Why this code is working?, r
      • Re: Why this code is working?, Bruno Desthuilliers
      • Re: Why this code is working?, Bruno Desthuilliers
      • Re: Why this code is working?, Mel
  • Re: Why this code is working?, Peter Otten
• PYTHON HTTP POST, lilanidhaval
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• MySQLdb LIKE '%%%s%%' problem, gumbah
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      • Re: MySQLdb LIKE '%%%s%%' problem, John Machin
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• read string in bits, ts
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      • Re: read string in bits, John Machin
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• pep 8 constants, Brendan Miller
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      • Re: pep 8 constants, Brendan Miller
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• initialising a class by name, Krishnakant
  • Re: initialising a class by name, Steven D'Aprano
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  • Re: initialising a class by name, Chris Rebert
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  • Re: initialising a class by name, Steve Holden
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  • Re: initialising a class by name, Krishnakant
    • Re: initialising a class by name, Sion Arrowsmith
  • Re: initialising a class by name, Willi Richert
• List/Set/Dict.., bruce
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• Re: New Python 3.0 string formatting - really necessary?, Arlo Belshee
• Programming friction, killsto
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• problem calling method, pieterprovoost
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  • Re: problem calling method, James Mills
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• executing multiple functions in background simultaneously, Catherine Moroney
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• cgi.FieldStorage hanging with Python 3.0 (but works with 2.5.1), Andy Grove
• 'Import sys' succeeds in C++ embedded code, but module is not fully visible, Ben Sizer
  • Re: 'Import sys' succeeds in C++ embedded code, but module is not fully visible, Ivan Illarionov
    • Re: 'Import sys' succeeds in C++ embedded code, but module is not fully visible, Christian Heimes
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  • Re: 'Import sys' succeeds in C++ embedded code, but module is not fully visible, Aahz
• Reminder: Calgary Python User Group - 1st Meeting tomorrow - Wed Jan 14, Greg
• Previous PyCon Videos, anyone?, Phoe6
• Read binary file and dump data in, Santiago Romero
  • Re: Read binary file and dump data in, Albert Hopkins
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  • Re: Read binary file and dump data in, Chris Rebert
• Python 3.0 urllib.parse.parse_qs results in TypeError, ag73
  • Re: Python 3.0 urllib.parse.parse_qs results in TypeError, John Machin
    • Re: Python 3.0 urllib.parse.parse_qs results in TypeError, Andy Grove
      • Re: Python 3.0 urllib.parse.parse_qs results in TypeError, Andy Grove
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  • Re: Python 3.0 urllib.parse.parse_qs results in TypeError, Aahz
    • Re: Python 3.0 urllib.parse.parse_qs results in TypeError, John Machin
• basic python list/dict/key question/issues.., bruce
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  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: basic python list/dict/key question/issues.., Albert Hopkins
• Standard IPC for Python?, Laszlo Nagy
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Diez B. Roggisch
    • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Laszlo Nagy
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, sturlamolden
    • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Laszlo Nagy
      • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, sturlamolden
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Philip Semanchuk
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Laszlo Nagy
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Philip Semanchuk
    • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Mel
      • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Philip Semanchuk
      • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Mel
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Laszlo Nagy
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Philip Semanchuk
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Laszlo Nagy
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Philip Semanchuk
    • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, drobinow@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Philip Semanchuk
      • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, drobinow@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Philip Semanchuk
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      • Weird behaviour re: Python on Windows, Kevin Jing Qiu
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      • Re: Weird behaviour re: Python on Windows, Jerry Hill
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Laszlo Nagy
    • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Aaron Brady
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Philip Semanchuk
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, Terry Reedy
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, James Mills
  • Re: Standard IPC for Python?, James Mills
• ctype problem, Grimson
  • Re: ctype problem, Aaron Brady
    • Re: ctype problem, Mark Tolonen
  • Re: ctype problem, Nick Craig-Wood
• Could you suggest optimisations ?, Barak, Ron
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: Could you suggest optimisations ?, Terry Reedy
• Re: Converting from PyUnicodeObject to char * without calling C API, MRAB
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  • Re: Converting from PyUnicodeObject to char * without calling C API, skip
• Embedding Python with non-filesystem code source?, Ryan Oltman
• Ethernet packet size python, K-man
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    • Re: Ethernet packet size python, K-man
    • Re: Ethernet packet size python, Grant Edwards
• exec in a nested function yields an error, TP
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  • Re: exec in a nested function yields an error, Scott David Daniels
• nice shopping plaza, weofferbest1@xxxxxxxxx
• Python threading, Brian Allen Vanderburg II
• Python-URL! - weekly Python news and links (Jan 13), Gabriel Genellina
• i want to join developer group, gkcdri
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• Re: using PIL for PCA analysis, Jan Erik Solem
• Relative performance of comparable regular expressions, Barak, Ron
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• Re: Extracting real-domain-name (without sub-domains) from a given URL, Chris Rebert
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  • Re: Extracting real-domain-name (without sub-domains) from a given URL, S.Selvam Siva
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      • Re: State of the art: Tkinter, Tk 8.5, Tix?, Kevin Walzer
• [Mechanize.ClientForm] double reading from urllib2.urlopen, tiktak . hodiki
  • Re: [Mechanize.ClientForm] double reading from urllib2.urlopen, MRAB
• socket.error 24: too many open files, TheDavidFactor
  • Re: socket.error 24: too many open files, Roy Smith
  • Re: socket.error 24: too many open files, Bryan Olson
• #python IRC help - my internet provider is banned!, simonh
  • Re: #python IRC help - my internet provider is banned!, Mildew Spores
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• Re: Importing modules, Diez B. Roggisch
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• formatted 'time' data in calculations, Ross
  • Re: formatted 'time' data in calculations, Stephen Chapman
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  • Re: formatted 'time' data in calculations, Chris Rebert
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• FTP example going through a FTP Proxy, jakecjacobson
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• Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Adal Chiriliuc
  • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Paul McGuire
  • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Philip Semanchuk
  • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Terry Reedy
  • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Bruno Desthuilliers
    • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Adal Chiriliuc
      • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Scott David Daniels
      • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Carl Banks
      • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Bruno Desthuilliers
  • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, James Stroud
    • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Scott David Daniels
      • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, Ben Finney
      • Re: Is it ok to type check a boolean argument?, James Stroud
• Looking for a generic Python script to turn xml into a dataset/array, davidgshi
• Creating new instances of subclasses., J. Cliff Dyer
  • Re: Creating new instances of subclasses., Paul McGuire
    • Re: Creating new instances of subclasses., Paul McGuire
      • Re: Creating new instances of subclasses., J. Cliff Dyer
  • Re: Creating new instances of subclasses., Bruno Desthuilliers
  • Re: Creating new instances of subclasses., Nick Craig-Wood
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• listdir reports [Error 1006] The volume for a file has been externally altered so that the opened file is no longer valid, PerOK
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• How to set a cookie using Cookie Module, tryg . olson
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• Re: mac osx how to use a specific python environment, Philip Semanchuk
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• Interpreter & Thread state & Frame structures., alessiogiovanni . baroni
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• Defer problem, wladimir
  • <Possible follow-ups>
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• Re: Multiprocessing takes higher execution time, Steve Holden
  • Re: Multiprocessing takes higher execution time, Grant Edwards
    • Re: Multiprocessing takes higher execution time, Nick Craig-Wood
    • RE: Multiprocessing takes higher execution time, Sibtey Mehdi
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• [urllib2] 302 -> can't get cookie, Gilles Ganault
  • Re: [urllib2] 302 -> can't get cookie, Gabriel Genellina
• linked list with cycle structure, David Hláčik
  • Re: linked list with cycle structure, Diez B. Roggisch
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      • Re: linked list with cycle structure, Diez B. Roggisch
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• string length problem?, Qian Xu
  • Re: string length problem?, Peter Otten
  • Re: string length problem?, Qian Xu
  • Re: string length problem?, John Machin
• multiprocessing and SIGINT, akineko
  • Re: multiprocessing and SIGINT, akineko
    • Re: multiprocessing and SIGINT, Gabriel Genellina
• Any news on when some libraries will be ported to Python 3.0?, Just Another Victim of the Ambient Morality
  • Re: Any news on when some libraries will be ported to Python 3.0?, Roger Binns
  • Re: Any news on when some libraries will be ported to Python 3.0?, pruebauno
  • Re: Any news on when some libraries will be ported to Python 3.0?, Stefan Behnel
• Portable (Linux/Mac/Win) way to get network interfaces names and their addresses?, Alessio Pace
• pg_result_status() alternative?, Qian Xu
  • Re: pg_result_status() alternative?, Steve Holden
    • Re: pg_result_status() alternative?, Qian Xu
      • Re: pg_result_status() alternative?, Gerhard Häring
      • Re: pg_result_status() alternative?, Qian Xu
• Re: What is ''r'' in python?, Christopher Thunes
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  • Re: What is ''r'' in python?, Chris Rebert
• ssl module - how can I accept SSLv3 and TLSv1 protocols only?, Giampaolo Rodola'
  • Re: ssl module - how can I accept SSLv3 and TLSv1 protocols only?, Jean-Paul Calderone
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• message of Exception, Steven Woody
  • <Possible follow-ups>
  • Re: message of Exception, Chris Rebert
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    • Style of "raise" (was Re: message of Exception), Aahz
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• having problems with a multi-conditional while statement, bowman.joseph@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: having problems with a multi-conditional while statement, Philip Semanchuk
  • Re: having problems with a multi-conditional while statement, Ned Deily
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• read pipe information on a running (popen) process, Jules Stevenson
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• How to get millisec/fractional seconds out of a time object ?, David Lemper
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• Re: [Twisted-web] ANN: Twisted 8.2 released, lasizoillo
• [http] Example with proxy + post + cookie?, Gilles Ganault
• subclassing 'list', akineko
  • Re: subclassing 'list', Chris Rebert
  • Re: subclassing 'list', James Stroud
    • Re: subclassing 'list', akineko
  • Re: subclassing 'list', J. Cliff Dyer
• ANN: Twisted 8.2 released, Christopher Armstrong
• Problem building Python 2.5.2 curses module on HP/UX 11.11, Mike Kent
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• parse/slice/..., rcmn
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• reading stdout from a running win32 process, Jules Stevenson
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• figuring week of the day...., tekion
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• looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, mark
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    • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Jonathan Gardner
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    • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Jonathan Gardner
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, J Kenneth King
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      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, J Kenneth King
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Kay Schluehr
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, J Kenneth King
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Chris Mellon
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Jonathan Gardner
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, J Kenneth King
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Kay Schluehr
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, J Kenneth King
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Jonathan Gardner
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Jonathan Gardner
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Jonathan Gardner
  • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Kay Schluehr
    • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, M.-A. Lemburg
  • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Carl Banks
    • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, mark
      • Re: looking for tips on how to implement "ruby-style" Domain Specific Language in Python, Kay Schluehr
• Code Review request for the trash-cli project, Andrea Francia
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    • Re: Code Review request for the trash-cli project, Andrea Francia
    • Re: Code Review request for the trash-cli project, Steven D'Aprano
• Python-URL! - weekly Python news and links (Jan 6), Gabriel Genellina
• image recogniton?, Li Han
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    • Re: image recogniton?, Li Han
      • Re: image recogniton?, Almar Klein
      • Re: image recogniton?, Joe Strout
• Traceback in Logging, Kottiyath
  • Re: Traceback in Logging, Vinay Sajip
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      • Re: Traceback in Logging, skip
      • Re: Traceback in Logging, Vinay Sajip
      • Re: Traceback in Logging, Thorsten Kampe
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      • Re: Traceback in Logging, Kottiyath
• Re: creating a datetime.datetime from an XML xs:dateTime, M.-A. Lemburg
• Python 3.0 nonlocal statement, Casey
  • Re: Python 3.0 nonlocal statement, Matimus
    • Re: Python 3.0 nonlocal statement, Rob Williscroft
      • Re: Python 3.0 nonlocal statement, Casey
    • Re: Python 3.0 nonlocal statement, Casey
• Compile as static library, googler . 1 . webmaster
• Re: How to get involved, skip
• Python subprocess question, Alexi Zuo
  • Re: Python subprocess question, Duncan Booth
    • Re: Python subprocess question, Roger
      • Re: Python subprocess question, skip
      • Re: Python subprocess question, Roger
• Is there some methods like 'datareader' in MySQLdb for handling mass data, Jeremy.Chen
  • Re: Is there some methods like 'datareader' in MySQLdb for handling mass data, Bruno Desthuilliers
    • Re: Is there some methods like 'datareader' in MySQLdb for handling mass data, Jeremy.Chen
• ftp seems to get a delayed reaction., Antoon Pardon
  • Re: ftp seems to get a delayed reaction., Antoon Pardon
    • Re: ftp seems to get a delayed reaction., Jeremy.Chen
      • Re: ftp seems to get a delayed reaction., Antoon Pardon
• __builtin__ quote, Steven Woody
  • Re: __builtin__ quote, James Stroud
    • Re: __builtin__ quote, Steven Woody
      • Re: __builtin__ quote, James Stroud
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• ctypes to customize MSN now playing status, est
• New Opportunity, Sufi Saab
• Sergio Candiotti Invites You to Join AdlanPro Community., sergio
• cPickle vs pickle discrepancy, Zac Burns
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  • Re: cPickle vs pickle discrepancy, Gabriel Genellina
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• Re: Rich Comparisons Gotcha, Mark Wooding
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• Re: Regex Generator From Multiple Files, MRAB
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• Re: Is there a best linux distro for a python hobbyist?, david.lyon
• Is there a best linux distro for a python hobbyist?, member thudfoo
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• Measuring bytes of packet sent from python application, Kangkook Jee
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• Oh! The people of all over the world!, help gaza
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      • Re: Oh! The people of all over the world!, Steven D'Aprano
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  • Re: Oh! The people of all over the world!, James Stroud
  • Re: An idea of how to identify Israeli owned software companies, Terje
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    • Re: An idea of how to identify Israeli owned software companies, Mensanator
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• Extending Python with C or C++, Ryan
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      • Re: Extending Python with C or C++, Thomas Heller
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  • Re: Extending Python with C or C++, Terry Reedy
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      • Re: Extending Python with C or C++, Stefan Behnel
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• replacement for __file__ in compiled exe, TechieInsights
  • Re: replacement for __file__ in compiled exe, John Machin
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• __init__.py and package help, TechieInsights
  • Re: __init__.py and package help, TechieInsights
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• Re: threading a 10 lines out of a file, Steve Holden
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• Re: Python callback functions and static methods, MRAB
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• Get Nike Shoes at Super Cheap Prices, dzfggg@xxxxxxxxx
• Python return values, koranthala
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• reflection as in Java: how to create an instance from a classname, guss
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• mod_python: delay in files changing after alteration, psaffrey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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• Tkinter - problem closing window, Djames Suhanko
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• f.seek() unwanted output, thomasvangurp@xxxxxxxxx
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• About PyOpenGL, truelixin@xxxxxxxxx
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• fetch image, asit
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• Re: How to "kill" orphaned threads at program exit, BlueBird
• Re: cx_Oracle issues, huw_at1
• What would you like to see in a book about Matplotlib?, Sandro Tosi
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• Python stack and heap, vedrandekovic
• My last working day of 2007, Jack.Chu
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• [email/quoprimime.py] AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'lstrip', Gilles Ganault
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• Windows Python install vs. MSI extract question, cjl
• structuring a package?, Torsten Mohr
  • Re: structuring a package?, James Mills
    • Re: structuring a package?, Torsten Mohr
  • Re: structuring a package?, Bruno Desthuilliers
• [ANN] TZMud 0.8, Lee Harr
• SSL certificate parsing?, Taras Ivashchenko
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  • Re: SSL certificate parsing?, Python Nutter
• Package / Module Hierarchy question, Torsten Mohr
• Python3, alexus
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• Memory debugging tool for Python/C API?, Robert Latest
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• pep-8 vs. external interfaces?, Roy Smith
  • Re: pep-8 vs. external interfaces?, Carl Banks
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• Python training in Colorado, January 27-30, Mark Lutz
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• Saw children in the face of tanks, HEBAbrothers
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• How to declare python ints in C extensions?, Tony Houghton
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• IDLE spinning beach ball on OS X 10.3.9 Panther, kleefaj
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• Re: some question about python2.6 and python3k, Ken Seehart
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• TKinter and multiprocessing in GNU/Linux/X, Weeble
• Which SOAP module?, Roy Smith
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    • Re: Which SOAP module?, Roy Smith
    • Re: Which SOAP module?, Stefan Behnel
    • Re: Which SOAP module?, Pierre Hanser
• Using PythonPath under Windows Vista., Morgul Banner Bearer
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