comp.lang.python

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• How you can save fuel and the environment, energy saver
• OTish: convince the team to drop VBScript, rdmurray
• TypeErrors, rdmurray
• Re: How best to test functions which use date.today, Lie Ryan
  • Re: How best to test functions which use date.today, Scott David Daniels
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  • Re: How best to test functions which use date.today, rdmurray
  • Re: How best to test functions which use date.today, Gabriel Genellina
• c.Win32_OperatingSystem question., bryan rasmussen
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  • Re: c.Win32_OperatingSystem question., bryan rasmussen
  • Re: c.Win32_OperatingSystem question., Tim Golden
• Creating Zip file like java jar file, zaheer . agadi
  • Re: Creating Zip file like java jar file, Gabriel Genellina
    • Re: Creating Zip file like java jar file, zaheer . agadi
      • Re: Creating Zip file like java jar file, Lie Ryan
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      • Re: Creating Zip file like java jar file, Gabriel Genellina
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      • Re: Creating Zip file like java jar file, rdmurray
• what does this mean....?, zaheer . agadi
  • Re: what does this mean....?, John Machin
  • Re: what does this mean....?, Rhodri James
    • Re: what does this mean....?, zaheer . agadi
      • Re: what does this mean....?, Gabriel Genellina
      • Re: what does this mean....?, Ben Finney
      • Re: what does this mean....?, zaheer . agadi
• What's so wrong about execfile?, Sammo
  • Re: What's so wrong about execfile?, Carl Banks
• Re: why cannot assign to function call, Ethan Furman
  • Re: why cannot assign to function call, Mark Wooding
    • Re: why cannot assign to function call, rdmurray
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  • Re: why cannot assign to function call, Rhodri James
• Guidance on writing a top-like console, ntwrkd
  • Re: Guidance on writing a top-like console, Paul Rubin
  • Re: Guidance on writing a top-like console, Mike Driscoll
  • Re: Guidance on writing a top-like console, alex23
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  • Re: Guidance on writing a top-like console, Tim Chase
  • Re: Guidance on writing a top-like console, ntwrkd
• Define a constant in Python C extension, fredbasset1000
  • Re: Define a constant in Python C extension, Robert Kern
  • Re: Define a constant in Python C extension, Mel
  • Re: Define a constant in Python C extension, Stefan Behnel
• Marching Cubes example, PhilC
• Capture Keystrokes from a USB Wireless Keyboard., Support Desk
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  • Re: Capture Keystrokes from a USB Wireless Keyboard., Shane Geiger
  • RE: Capture Keystrokes from a USB Wireless Keyboard., Support Desk
• starting a Python 2.5 executable without the DOS window, Greg Miller
  • Re: starting a Python 2.5 executable without the DOS window, Ulrich Eckhardt
  • Re: starting a Python 2.5 executable without the DOS window, pruebauno
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      • Re: starting a Python 2.5 executable without the DOS window, Vlastimil Brom
      • Re: starting a Python 2.5 executable without the DOS window, Daniel
• Make a python property with the same name as the class member name, Ravi
  • Re: Make a python property with the same name as the class member name, Chris Rebert
• ANN: updates to Python-by-example, Rainy
  • Re: ANN: updates to Python-by-example, python
    • Re: ANN: updates to Python-by-example, steven.oldner
• TextCtrl fully expanding at program start, alex
  • Re: TextCtrl fully expanding at program start, Vlastimil Brom
    • Re: TextCtrl fully expanding at program start, alex
• Data Coding suggestions, steven.oldner
  • Re: Data Coding suggestions, Steve Holden
  • Re: Data Coding suggestions, Rick Dooling
    • Re: Data Coding suggestions, steven.oldner
• struct.unpack() on a stream, Ulrich Eckhardt
  • Re: struct.unpack() on a stream, Gabriel Genellina
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    • Re: struct.unpack() on a stream, MRAB
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      • Re: struct.unpack() on a stream, Gabriel Genellina
• decimal to string conv, Aj
  • Re: decimal to string conv, Chris Rebert
    • Re: decimal to string conv, Aj
• Microsoft Message Queues, CinnamonDonkey
• String search, pranav
  • Re: String search, Bruno Desthuilliers
  • Re: String search, Gabriel Genellina
    • Re: String search, odeits
• Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Benjamin Peterson
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  • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Chris Rebert
    • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., odeits
      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., bearophileHUGS
      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Stefan Behnel
      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., odeits
      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., bearophileHUGS
      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Tim Rowe
      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Falcolas
      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Steve Holden
      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Falcolas
      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Steve Holden
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      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Tim Rowe
      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Paul Rubin
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      • Re: removing duplication from a huge list., Tim Chase
• Re: UnicodeDecodeError: 'charmap' codec can't decode byte 0x9d in position 10442: character maps to <undefined>, Anjanesh Lekshminarayanan
• Multiple conditional expression, Anjanesh Lekshminarayanan
  • Re: Multiple conditional expression, Grant Edwards
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  • Re: Multiple conditional expression, Steve Holden
  • Re: Multiple conditional expression, Chris Rebert
    • Re: Multiple conditional expression, Paul Rubin
      • Re: Multiple conditional expression, Grant Edwards
      • Re: Multiple conditional expression, Anjanesh Lekshminarayanan
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      • Re: Multiple conditional expression, Chris Rebert
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      • Re: Multiple conditional expression, Steve Holden
    • Re: Multiple conditional expression, bearophileHUGS
• factoring wx.Image, Astan Chee
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  • Re: factoring wx.Image, Gabriel Genellina
• Using xreadlines, Brett Hedges
  • Re: Using xreadlines, bearophileHUGS
    • Re: Using xreadlines, Brett Hedges
      • Re: Using xreadlines, bearophileHUGS
      • Re: Using xreadlines, Roy H. Han
      • Re: Using xreadlines, Scott David Daniels
      • Re: Using xreadlines, Roy H. Han
    • Re: Using xreadlines, Nick Craig-Wood
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  • Re: Using xreadlines, Chris Rebert
• Re: PythonWin -vs- Idle, Chris Rebert
  • Re: PythonWin -vs- Idle, alex23
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  • Re: PythonWin -vs- Idle, Steve Holden
    • Re: PythonWin -vs- Idle, Niklas Norrthon
• Can someone explain this behavior to me?, Jesse Aldridge
  • Re: Can someone explain this behavior to me?, Chris Rebert
  • Re: Can someone explain this behavior to me?, John Machin
  • Re: Can someone explain this behavior to me?, Albert Hopkins
  • Re: Can someone explain this behavior to me?, Steve Holden
    • Re: Can someone explain this behavior to me?, Jesse Aldridge
• best way to parse a function-call-like string?, mh
  • Re: best way to parse a function-call-like string?, Tim Wintle
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    • Re: best way to parse a function-call-like string?, Tim Wintle
  • Re: best way to parse a function-call-like string?, Robert Kern
    • Re: best way to parse a function-call-like string?, mh
  • Re: best way to parse a function-call-like string?, John Machin
  • Re: best way to parse a function-call-like string?, Paul McGuire
• How can I know when a sub-process is effectively initialized?, Giampaolo Rodola'
  • Re: How can I know when a sub-process is effectively initialized?, Jean-Paul Calderone
    • Re: How can I know when a sub-process is effectively initialized?, Giampaolo Rodola'
      • Re: How can I know when a sub-process is effectively initialized?, Tim Golden
• How to parse form in client side?, Muddy Coder
  • Re: How to parse form in client side?, Chris Rebert
  • Re: How to parse form in client side?, Stefan Behnel
• What functions, other than sleep(), can be interrupted by Ctrl-C?, Maxim Khitrov
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  • Re: What functions, other than sleep(), can be interrupted by Ctrl-C?, Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: What functions, other than sleep(), can be interrupted by Ctrl-C?, Maxim Khitrov
• OT: handling multiple software repositories, Thomas Guettler
  • Re: OT: handling multiple software repositories, Tim Golden
    • Re: OT: handling multiple software repositories, Loretta SALINO
      • Re: OT: handling multiple software repositories, Tim Golden
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    • Re: OT: handling multiple software repositories, Luis Zarrabeitia
      • Re: OT: handling multiple software repositories, Thomas Guettler
• Re: problem with glob in remote directory or os.walk in remote directory in windos, Steve Holden
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  • Re: problem with glob in remote directory or os.walk in remote directory in windos, Steve Holden
  • Re: problem with glob in remote directory or os.walk in remote directory in windos, Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: problem with glob in remote directory or os.walk in remote directory in windos, Steve Holden
  • Re: problem with glob in remote directory or os.walk in remote directory in windos, Steve Holden
• Run a python script as an exe and run a new process from it, venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Run a python script as an exe and run a new process from it, Tim Wintle
    • Re: Run a python script as an exe and run a new process from it, venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Run a python script as an exe and run a new process from it, venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Run a python script as an exe and run a new process from it, Tim Wintle
      • Re: Run a python script as an exe and run a new process from it, venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Run a python script as an exe and run a new process from it, Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: Run a python script as an exe and run a new process from it, Paddy O'Loughlin
    • Re: Run a python script as an exe and run a new process from it, venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
      • Re: Run a python script as an exe and run a new process from it, Paddy O'Loughlin
• Efficient searching through objects, sert
  • Efficient searching through objects, rdmurray
  • Re: Efficient searching through objects, bearophileHUGS
    • Re: Efficient searching through objects, sert
      • Re: Efficient searching through objects, Tim Rowe
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      • Re: Efficient searching through objects, Tim Chase
• sending gmail with smtplib from behind a proxy, Bjorn
• Delete all items in the list, Clarendon
  • Re: Delete all items in the list, Chris Rebert
  • Re: Delete all items in the list, Bruno Desthuilliers
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    • Re: Delete all items in the list, Boris Borcic
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      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Gabriel Genellina
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      • RE: Delete all items in the list, John Posner
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      • functools.partial (was: Delete all items in the list), John Posner
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      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Terry Reedy
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      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Steve Holden
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      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Terry Reedy
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      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Steve Holden
  • Re: Delete all items in the list, Peter Billam
    • Re: Delete all items in the list, Chris Rebert
      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Peter Billam
    • Re: Delete all items in the list, Gabriel Genellina
    • Re: Delete all items in the list, Steve Holden
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      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Gabriel Genellina
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      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Chris Rebert
  • Re: Delete all items in the list, odeits
    • Re: Delete all items in the list, Chris Rebert
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      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Steve Holden
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      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Chris Rebert
      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Clarendon
      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Steven D'Aprano
      • Re: Delete all items in the list, Terry Reedy
• EOL for sys.stdin.readline() and raw_input(), jkv
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  • Re: EOL for sys.stdin.readline() and raw_input(), MRAB
  • Re: EOL for sys.stdin.readline() and raw_input(), Terry Reedy
  • Re: EOL for sys.stdin.readline() and raw_input(), skip
  • Re: EOL for sys.stdin.readline() and raw_input(), jkv
  • Re: EOL for sys.stdin.readline() and raw_input(), Jean-Paul Calderone
  • Re: EOL for sys.stdin.readline() and raw_input(), jkv
  • Re: EOL for sys.stdin.readline() and raw_input(), Jean-Paul Calderone
• subprocess module: execution of standard binaries without shell?, Visco Shaun
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  • Re: subprocess module: execution of standard binaries without shell?, Christian Heimes
  • Re: subprocess module: execution of standard binaries without shell?, Chris Rebert
• Building python extensions, Jrod
• Python-URL! - weekly Python news and links (Feb 26), Gabriel Genellina
• [numerical optimization] Poll "what do you miss in OpenOpt framework", dmitrey
• Rado Ceramica Watch, Popular Wristwatch, iwcwatches165
• Tag Heuer Kirium Formula One Mens Watch CL111A.BA0700, Best Wristwatch World, iwcwatches165
• Concord Les Palais Watch, Popular Wristwatch, iwcwatches165
• Raymond Weil Othello Watch, Popular Wristwatch, iwcwatches165
• Blancpain Leman Tourbillon Mens Watch 2125-5230M-53B, Best Wristwatch World, iwcwatches165
• Omega Constellation Mens Watch 1203.30.00, Best Wristwatch World, iwcwatches165
• Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Raymond Hettinger
  • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Benjamin Peterson
    • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Raymond Hettinger
  • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Hrvoje Niksic
    • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Raymond Hettinger
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Paul Rubin
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Raymond Hettinger
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Raymond Hettinger
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Paul Rubin
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Raymond Hettinger
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, bearophileHUGS
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Paul Rubin
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, bearophileHUGS
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Steve Holden
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, bearophileHUGS
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Raymond Hettinger
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, python
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Colin J. Williams
      • Re: Proposed implementation for an Ordered Dictionary, Steven D'Aprano
• i have problem with glob.glob() in remotely directory, lameck kassana
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  • Re: i have problem with glob.glob() in remotely directory, Chris Rebert
  • Re: i have problem with glob.glob() in remotely directory, lameck kassana
  • Re: i have problem with glob.glob() in remotely directory, Steve Holden
• class property not working in python 2.5.1, Dan Barbus
  • Re: class property not working in python 2.5.1, Christian Heimes
    • Re: class property not working in python 2.5.1, utnapistim
• The Python's regex different from Perl's ,I want know what's the different?, qq13234722
• Queries, mmcclaf
  • Re: Queries, Gary Herron
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    • RE: Queries, Murray
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      • Re: Queries, Steve Holden
      • Re: Queries, mmcclaf
      • Re: Queries, mmcclaf
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    • Re: Queries, Steve Holden
      • Re: Queries, mmcclaf
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      • Re: Queries, Steve Holden
      • Re: Queries, mmcclaf
• thread safe to lock on key,val pairs on a dict instead of entire dict?, birdsong
  • Re: thread safe to lock on key, val pairs on a dict instead of entire dict?, Gabriel Genellina
• Is this the right way to use unicode in a user defined Exception?, 一首诗
  • Re: Is this the right way to use unicode in a user defined Exception?, Terry Reedy
• Re: PYTHONPATH on Mac 10.5, Philip Semanchuk
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  • Re: PYTHONPATH on Mac 10.5, Python Nutter
• logging.Handler not working with QThreads, Lukas Hetzenecker
  • Re: logging.Handler not working with QThreads, Vinay Sajip
  • Re: logging.Handler not working with QThreads, Vinay Sajip
• internet kostenlos geld verdienen,youtube geld verdienen,einfach und schnell geld,man leicht geld,verdienen im internet kostenlos,geld verdiene im internet,geld machen pc,x3 schnell geld,poker geld machen,, managedlinks
• coding style - try, except, RGK
  • Re: coding style - try, except, Steve Holden
    • Re: coding style - try, except, Peter Otten
  • Re: coding style - try, except, Chris Rebert
    • Re: coding style - try, except, RGK
  • Re: coding style - try, except, Scott David Daniels
  • Re: coding style - try, except, Christian Heimes
• "Battleship" style game, Shawn Milochik
  • Re: "Battleship" style game, Marco Mariani
    • Re: "Battleship" style game, Shawn Milochik
      • Re: "Battleship" style game, Lie
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      • Re: "Battleship" style game, Steve Holden
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      • Re: "Battleship" style game, Gabriel Genellina
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      • Re: "Battleship" style game, Shawn Milochik
      • Re: "Battleship" style game, Diez B. Roggisch
      • Re: "Battleship" style game, Shawn Milochik
      • Re: "Battleship" style game, Diez B. Roggisch
      • Re: "Battleship" style game, Grant Edwards
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      • Re: "Battleship" style game, Steve Holden
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      • Re: "Battleship" style game, J. Cliff Dyer
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      • Re: "Battleship" style game, Zvezdan Petkovic
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  • Re: "Battleship" style game, Jean-Paul Calderone
• How to convert image into numpy.ndarray, anti-suho
  • Re: How to convert image into numpy.ndarray, Christian Meesters
• Re: Newbie : this works in one direction but get the error on the return path, Gabriel Genellina
• File Path retrieving problem, music24by7
  • Re: File Path retrieving problem, Steve Holden
    • Re: File Path retrieving problem, music24by7
      • Re: File Path retrieving problem, Steve Holden
      • Re: File Path retrieving problem, Peter Otten
      • Re: File Path retrieving problem, Emile van Sebille
      • Re: File Path retrieving problem, music24by7
      • Re: File Path retrieving problem, Steve Holden
      • Re: File Path retrieving problem, music24by7
      • Re: File Path retrieving problem, John Machin
      • Re: File Path retrieving problem, Steve Holden
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    • Re: File Path retrieving problem, Steve Holden
• Re: Lambda function, Albert Hopkins
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  • Re: Lambda function, Gabriel Genellina
• Free Python Training, Steve Holden
  • Re: Free Python Training: Washington, DC (3/3-5), Aahz
    • Re: Free Python Training: Washington, DC (3/3-5), Alan G Isaac
      • Re: Free Python Training: Washington, DC (3/3-5), Steve Holden
• sorting tasks by importance and urgency, Alia Khouri
• glibc detected *** python: corrupted double-linked list, Christian Meesters
  • Re: glibc detected *** python: corrupted double-linked list, David Cournapeau
    • Re: glibc detected *** python: corrupted double-linked list, Christian Meesters
    • Re: glibc detected *** python: corrupted double-linked list, Duncan Grisby
  • Re: glibc detected *** python: corrupted double-linked list, Gabriel Genellina
    • Re: glibc detected *** python: corrupted double-linked list, Christian Meesters
      • Re: glibc detected *** python: corrupted double-linked list, Gabriel Genellina
• PyCrypto AES MODE_CBC - How to?, Helmut Jarausch
  • Re: PyCrypto AES MODE_CBC - How to?, Helmut Jarausch
    • Re: PyCrypto AES MODE_CBC - How to?, M.-A. Lemburg
• H-Index with Google Scholar, Gonsolo
• Re: Unix Change Passwd Python CGI, Roger Binns
• Re: Is there a way to increase memory allocated to the python interpreter, Roger Binns
• variable length tuple assignment, Helmut Jarausch
  • Re: variable length tuple assignment, Chris Rebert
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    • Re: variable length tuple assignment, Tim Chase
      • Re: variable length tuple assignment, Steven D'Aprano
• Re: Problem in identifying an archived file in Windows, Gabriel Genellina
• Finding the attributes of a file, venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Finding the attributes of a file, John Machin
• Does Paramiko 1.7.2 and 1.6.4 work with CentOS 4, Shah Sultan Alam
  • Re: Does Paramiko 1.7.2 and 1.6.4 work with CentOS 4, Jason Scheirer
• XML Parsing, Girish
  • Re: XML Parsing, alex23
  • Re: XML Parsing, Lie Ryan
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  • Re: XML Parsing, hrishy
  • Re: XML Parsing, Lie Ryan
  • Re: XML Parsing, hrishy
    • Re: XML Parsing, Paul McGuire
      • Re: XML Parsing, hrishy
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      • RE: XML Parsing, Paul McGuire
  • Re: XML Parsing, Lie Ryan
  • Re: XML Parsing, hrishy
  • Re: XML Parsing, J. Clifford Dyer
  • Re: XML Parsing, hrishy
• single thread decrement a semaphore object more than once?, birdsong
  • Re: single thread decrement a semaphore object more than once?, Christian Heimes
    • Re: single thread decrement a semaphore object more than once?, birdsong
• Problem with os.system(), venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
  • Re: Problem with os.system(), Christian Heimes
    • Re: Problem with os.system(), venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
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  • Problem with os.system(), venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
• Looking for tips on running Python version 2.6 and 3.0 together on same *WINDOWS* machine, steve . ferg . bitbucket
  • Re: Looking for tips on running Python version 2.6 and 3.0 together on same *WINDOWS* machine, Steve Holden
    • Re: Looking for tips on running Python version 2.6 and 3.0 together on same *WINDOWS* machine, "Martin v. Löwis"
      • Re: Looking for tips on running Python version 2.6 and 3.0 together on same *WINDOWS* machine, Jason Scheirer
  • Re: Looking for tips on running Python version 2.6 and 3.0 together on same *WINDOWS* machine, Dutch Masters
• Convert PySerial to python 3.0, Seth
  • Re: Convert PySerial to python 3.0, Chris Rebert
    • Re: Convert PySerial to python 3.0, Grant Edwards
    • Re: Convert PySerial to python 3.0, Seth
      • Re: Convert PySerial to python 3.0, Christian Heimes
      • Re: Convert PySerial to python 3.0, Seth
      • Re: Convert PySerial to python 3.0, Christian Heimes
      • Re: Convert PySerial to python 3.0, Seth
      • Re: Convert PySerial to python 3.0, Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: Convert PySerial to python 3.0, Steve Holden
• Re: pep 8 constants, Ethan Furman
  • Re: pep 8 constants, Bruno Desthuilliers
    • Re: pep 8 constants, Robin Becker
      • Re: pep 8 constants, Bruno Desthuilliers
      • Re: pep 8 constants, Robin Becker
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  • Re: pep 8 constants, Steve Holden
  • Re: pep 8 constants, Gabriel Genellina
  • Re: pep 8 constants, Steve Holden
  • Re: pep 8 constants, Bruno Desthuilliers
  • Re: pep 8 constants, Bruno Desthuilliers
    • Re: pep 8 constants, Rhodri James
  • Re: pep 8 constants, Bruno Desthuilliers
  • Re: pep 8 constants, Ethan Furman
• How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Roy H. Han
  • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, John Machin
    • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, rdmurray
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      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Roy H. Han
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      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Steve Holden
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      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, rdmurray
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      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Roy H. Han
      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Thorsten Kampe
      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Gabriel Genellina
      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Thorsten Kampe
      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Tim Golden
      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Thorsten Kampe
      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Gabriel Genellina
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      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Steve Holden
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      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, rdmurray
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      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Steve Holden
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      • Re: How do I decode unicode characters in the subject using email.message_from_string()?, Gabriel Genellina
• Getting screen dims platform specific? Say it ain't so!, Lionel
  • Re: Getting screen dims platform specific? Say it ain't so!, Luis Zarrabeitia
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• Problem with environment variables and cx_Oracle, Brandon Taylor
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• Cross-compiling error when compiling 2.6.1..., Garrett Cooper
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• Re: 'u' Obselete type – it is identical to 'd'. (7), John Machin
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• Re: [Tutor] Accessing callers context from callee method, wesley chun
• Run a linux system command as a superuser, using a python script, madhav
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• Is there any equivalent feature available in Python..?, zaheer . agadi
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• pdftk, Reimar Bauer
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• Python Image Library IOError - cannot find JPEG decoder?, Dario Traverso
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• Extract CDATA Node, Girish
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• Re: try except question - serious foo bar question, and pulling my hair out :-), Laszlo Nagy
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• Re: Newby - is this what they are looking for ?? and is their a better a way, Chris Rebert
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• undefined reference to `init_warnings' when compiling after freeze..., PS
• Re: ANN: SuPy 1.6, Mike C. Fletcher
• Re: How to read columns in python, Chris Rebert
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• Re: Problem in accessing files with unicode fonts., Chris Rebert
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• How do I count the distance between strings in a list?, collin
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• how to conditionally add a dict in-line, Wes James
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• Re: Code in __init__.py, is it bad form?, Benjamin Peterson
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• Re: thanks very much indeed for your help is there a better way to do this (python3) newby, Rhodri James
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• Re: Need to store dictionary in file, Chris Rebert
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• getting at individual bits inside byte field: struct module : bitwise operator, harijay
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• read csv error question, rdmurray
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• more on unescaping escapes, bvdp
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• Reading a tab delimited text file., Stephen
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• Re: Python C-API Object Allocation, Philip Semanchuk
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• Extending Python Questions ....., Ben
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• ANN: Python dBase 0.84.18 released!, Ethan Furman
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• Python Imaging Library (PIL): create PDF from scratch, zelegolas
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• A tale of two execs, aha
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• charset problems with urllib/urllib2, Brot
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• Re: Solved: Metaclass conflict TypeError exception: problem demonstration script, Tim Golden
• opening files with names in non-english characters., venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
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• Server programming, koranthala
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• ANN: Shed Skin 0.1, an experimental (restricted-)Python-to-C++ Compiler, Mark Dufour
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• shared lib from python code?, Gabriel Rossetti
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• Access from class variable to one on constructor, Kless
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• How to open a remote file using python., venutaurus539@xxxxxxxxx
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• How does one get from "ImportError: DLL load failed:..." to a culprit .dll and symbol?, Chris Cormie
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• Re: pickle.load() on an dictionary of dictionaries doesn't load full data structure on first call, Albert Hopkins
• Python on 64-bit Windows Vista, dineshv
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• Reference or Value?, Torsten Mohr
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• how to assert that method accepts specific types, Darren Dale
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• "import" not working?, Lionel
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• What encoding does u'...' syntax use?, Ron Garret
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• function factory question: embed current values of object attributes, Alan Isaac
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• Find the location of a loaded module, Aaron Scott
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• How Can I run some Python Scripts in VS C++?, bing
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• Killing subservient threads, jimzat
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• Running script in module initialization, Kom2
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• code challenge: generate minimal expressions using only digits 1,2,3, Trip Technician
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• FTP libs for Python?, Thomas Allen
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• ANN: wxPython 2.8.9.2 release, Robin Dunn
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• Keeping the Console Open with IDLE, W. eWatson
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• Matplotlib change xticks and retain xticks changing during zoom, dean . wheatley
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• To unicode or not to unicode, Ron Garret
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• IDLE error on 3.0.1, John Forse
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• my web, anum.khan
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• printing bytes to stdout in Py3, Peter Billam
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• tkinter in python30, kentandkat
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• time.strptime() and time.strftime() reciprocity, Greg Krohn
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• flexible find and replace ?, OdarR
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• To 3.0.2 or not to 3.0.2?, Lennart Regebro
• wxPython and Croatian characters, vedrandekovic
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• chi squared (X2) in Python, ts8807385
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• Threads in PyGTK: keep typing while ping-ing, Mamahita Sela
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• Will multithreading make python less popular?, rushenaly
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• Pythonic way to determine if a string is a number, python
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• openOffic, windows, and Python 2.5, John Fabiani
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• Unicode issue on Windows cmd line, jeffg
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• Who's on First, IDLE or pythonWin? Dialog Problem?, W. eWatson
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      • Re: Who's on First, IDLE or pythonWin? Dialog Problem?, Steve Holden
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• access to MS Access password-protected database?, Ken McDonald
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• comp.lang.python, volodyalviv
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• urllib2.Request:: http Request sending successfully, but Response contains in valid data., nRk
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• best way to serve wsgi with multiple processes, Robin
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• Re: Difference between vars() and locals() and use case for vars(), Gabriel Genellina
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• Iterable Ctypes Struct, mark . seagoe
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• Avoiding argument checking in recursive calls, Steven D'Aprano
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• getopt, Matthew Sacks
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• Escaping my own chroot..., r0g
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• optparse versus getopt, Matthew Sacks
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• Change in cgi module's handling of POST requests, Bob Kline
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• Working with propositional formulae in Python, nnp
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• Using TK and the canvas., Kalibr
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• getopt index out of range, Matthew Sacks
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• Convert date/time to unix timestamp?, Phillip B Oldham
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• Re: Problem with Tkinter's scale function., Hendrik van Rooyen
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• What's wrong with my python? I can't use string, Frank Potter
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• "Super()" confusion, Lionel
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• problem with import path on a python C extension, fredbasset1000
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• generator object or 'send' method?, Aaron Brady
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      • Re: generator object or 'send' method?, Terry Reedy
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• wxPython vs Glade?, Michael Pobega
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• convert the ip packet to and from RS-232 packet, Li Han
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• Too many open files, psaffrey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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• Small socket problem, John O'Hagan
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• Local python web server problem, Farsheed Ashouri
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• How to debug deadlock?, Victor Lin
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• Python binaries with VC++ 8.0?, Greg Ewing
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• Python3.0 has more duplication in source code than Python2.5, Terry
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• Python 3.0 slow file IO, thomasvangurp@xxxxxxxxx
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• Re: Should "open(sys.stdin)" and "open(file, 'r')" be equivalent?, Chris Rebert
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• Ordered dict by default, bearophileHUGS
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• global name 'sqrt' is not defined, Nick Matzke
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• Scanning a file character by character, Spacebar265
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• time: Daylight savings confusion, Tim H
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• HOT LIVE NEWS on Your Mobile for free :), cliford baak
• Re: Feet and inches, Rhodri James
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• Re: Using while loop and if statement to tell if a binary has an odd or even number of 1's., Tim Chase
• Comparing two book chapters (text files), Nick Matzke
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• Re: Using while loop and if statement to tell if a binary has an odd or even number of 1's., Chris Rebert
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• How to trigger a smart link?, Muddy Coder
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• How to find wxPython method documentation??, len
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• More on ancient pythons (before version 0.0?), Scott David Daniels
• Does array.read() move file pointer automatically?, Lionel
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• Structuring Modules with a Ubiquitous Base Class (Circular Dependencies), andrew cooke
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• Re: Understanding descriptors, Aahz
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• CLICK AND enjoy money, suma
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• how to compile in jython 2.5b1??, pellegrinodj
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• sys.float_info.epsilon, Tim Rowe
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• Running CVSNT commands from python to Automate the job, sandeep
• re.sub and named groups, Emanuele D'Arrigo
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• Couple of noobish question, Catherine Heathcote
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• Use list name as string, Vincent Davis
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• [Web 2.0] Added-value of frameworks?, Gilles Ganault
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• wsdl2py/ZSI and complex types with arrays, eviljonny
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• How do i add body to 'email.mime.multipart.MIMEMultipart' instance?, srinivasan srinivas
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• Good or bad use of __repr__?, Alaric Haag
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• How to call python from a foreign language thread (C++), Victor Lin
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• Safe to get address of va_list function parameter?, Keith
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• Python ssh with SSH Tectia server, loial
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• Cross platform compilation?, John Harper
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• function scope, Baris Demir
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• handy way to spot-profile a python program (watch+pstat+tac), Mike
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• Threading / Queue management, Power Button
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• Calling into Python from a C thread, Philip Semanchuk
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• AssertionError not caught?, LX
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• What is wrong in my list comprehension?, Hussein B
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