I'm facing some troubles to install TurboGears with no internet
connection. I downloaded all the necessary files and put them in a
directory, say d:\tmp\TurboGears. When I run the the ez_setup.py
script with -d d:\tmp\TurboGears flag, it will usually not finish the
installation. I says it's no
When I run the the ez_setup.py
script with -d d:\tmp\TurboGears flag, it will usually not finish the
installation.
Sorry I meant ez_setup.py -f d:\tmp\TurboGears and not -d on the last
message
Cool! that's very nice and original! :-)
I added it to the wiki page.
Ciao
Michele
Ronald Jaramillo wrote:
Hi,
Kevin had a good idea for a tag line to the small logo.
Instead of 'Powered by TurboGears', he suggested 'TurboGears - Under
The Hood'.
I checked in a revised logo to the
now the welcome template uses it too. it's really nice!
On 11/10/05, Ronald Jaramillo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Kevin had a good idea for a tag line to the small logo.
Instead of 'Powered by TurboGears', he suggested 'TurboGears - Under
The Hood'.
I checked in a revised logo to the
I have tried following this[1] guide to install TurboGears on Debian
unstable, but it doesn't work. I get this error when running tg-admin
quickstart:
tg-admin quickstart Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/local/bin/tg-admin, line 5, in ?
from pkg_resources import
On 11/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm facing some troubles to install TurboGears with no internet
connection. I downloaded all the necessary files and put them in a
directory, say d:\tmp\TurboGears. When I run the the ez_setup.py
script with -d d:\tmp\TurboGears flag,
When using a schema the form_errors variable in cherrypy.request is not
updated (version 0.9, latest version from subversion).
For example:
class TestSchema(formencode.schema):
description = validators.MinLength(3)
class Root:
@turbogears.expose(validators=TestSchema())
def
I am running TG on Debian. I had a wee bit of trouble originally with the ez_setup.
The one comment I would make is that if it doesn't work exactly as
indicated on the download page then try reinstalling.Delete all the
related files (especially if doing it on a different day ... the builds
On 11/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, that's what I'll do then, use easy_install.
Sorry to insist on the matter, I just wanna settle it, before I go in
the dark (connectionless) again.
Is there a particular order to install the eggs. Or should I cd to the
dir where
On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 02:02:35PM +, Wavy Davy wrote:
On 10/11/05, Martin Skøtt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have tried following this[1] guide to install TurboGears on Debian
unstable, but it doesn't work.
Given my distro (gentoo) doesn't yet package TurboGears (does any?), I
Use the non-root installation, even you are root. setuptools conflicts
with your package system. You can use non-root install to /usr/local
which can still be shared by all users.
I do it on my sarge system.
Martin Skøtt wrote:
That seems a little cumbersome to me. Usefull for situations where
On 11/10/05, Martin Skøtt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't like installing software to to /usr without using whatever
package management systems provided, as it can get messy to maintain.
It also makes installing TG on my webserver, where I don't have root,
very easy.
I feel the same
On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 03:13:24PM +0100, Paul Dale wrote:
The one comment I would make is that if it doesn't work exactly as indicated
on
the download page then try reinstalling.Delete all the related files
(especially if doing it on a different day ... the builds change fairly
often),
I remember asking about this awhile back, maybe in July, and Ryan
mentioned a specific method to call within a match block so that kid
will continue to process any other match definitions. I did a search
through the kid-discuss sf.net mail archives but just can't find it...
--Tracy
On
I made a change to Kid so that matches work their way up the
inheritance chain (which did actually involve continuing to process
match rules after one matched). I would've thought that change would
have taken care of this as well, but apparently not.
Kevin
On 11/10/05, Tracy Ruggles [EMAIL
On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 10:02:26AM -0500, Kevin Dangoor wrote:
This is true. I did notice a typo in the wiki page: it said
.pydistutil*e*.cfg, so if you cut-and-pasted it, you might have the
wrong thing, but I doubt it since it sounds like you had gotten
farther than that.
Yeah, the type is
On 11/10/05, Martin Skøtt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 10:02:26AM -0500, Kevin Dangoor wrote:
Does pkg_resources.py exist in /usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages?
(I'm assuming not). What does appear in that directory?
No, it's in
login form uses an image as a
submit mechanism the x and y locations of where the image was
.clicked are submitted as well
Ocurred a erro:
raceback (most recent call last):
File
c:\python24\lib\site-packages\CherryPy-2.1.0_rc2-py2.4.egg\cherrypy\_cphttptools.py,
line 271, in run
main()
Hi Don,
Ryan applied this change and it appears in the new 0.7.1 release.
Kevin
On 11/9/05, Don Hopkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I noticed a useful sounding environment variable called KID_OUTPUT_PY,
which will generate the python source code files for compiled templates,
but when I set
Martin Skøtt wrote:
Could it be there is something missing in
/usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages ? Currently it just contains a
bunch of .egg files and .edd directories.
As Kevin already pointed out, you're missing the .pth files. You need
to include that directory in the --site-dirs
I have a later version installed and so I get an error when I use
eazy_install:
CONFLICT WARNING:
The following modules or packages have the same names as modules or
packages being installed, and will be *before* the installed packages
in
Python's search path. You MUST remove all of the
Robert Hicks wrote:
Can I ignore it and use the later version I have installed?
Robert
No you can't. Either you let setuptools overwrite the existing or
install the eggs to some other locations.
On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 08:09:47AM -0800, Phillip J. Eby wrote:
under the --site-dirs option for an explanation of how to set up an
alternate installation location. If you follow those directions and
then install again, you should end up with two more files:
setuptools.pth and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve Bergman wrote:
Yes. I've been looking forward to that feature's debut in TG. Can I
also pass a dictionary to SQLObject to set the attributes of an existing
or new object to the dictionaries values? It seems like I saw somewhere
that I can already do that?
Hi, I'm newbie to python, I came from Java world and as a matter I
use eclipse IDE to develop python with python plugin. By the way any
suggestion on other great environment with python completion and
debug on mac os X/Linux would be appriceate. I'd like to debug the
code I've made. So
help ?
Thank you, I wasn't married to the one I had so I uninstalled it and
let the install do its thing.
Robert
Steve Bergman wrote:
So, is there a way to create a *new* object and feed it a dictionary in
a concise way? I can't just create an empty object and then use .set
because, of course, it complains about missing attributes when I create
the object.
I think you can do the same with the class
Martin Skøtt wrote:
On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 08:09:47AM -0800, Phillip J. Eby wrote:
One strange thing is that my ~/.pydistutils.cfg has been looking like
this all the time:
[install]
install_lib = /usr/local/lib/python$py_version_short/site-packages
[easy_install]
Hi Benoit,
Crazy though it may seem, I do most of my debugging through a
combination of unit tests and log/print statements. There has been the
rare occasion when I've fired up pdb, but generally I can move pretty
quickly without.
To run inside of Eclipse, you may find that you need to set
Kevin,
Does that mean the turbogears will become 2.3 centric, or 2.3 backwards
compatable?
Would decorators be dropped from the demos?
What are we giving up in terms of clarity, ease of use,
by eliminating the use of decorators in turbogears?
I like what decorators give the new user, it
On 11/10/05, scmikes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does that mean the turbogears will become 2.3 centric, or 2.3 backwards
compatable?
Would decorators be dropped from the demos?
@email
def response():
paragraphs = set([Good question. *I* run Python 2.4 and have no
intention of downgrading.
I just noticed that Google has upgraded this list to a High activity
list. I'd certainly characterize this list as highly active.
I think we've got a good arrangement of lists for now, but I thought
I'd bring this up in case anyone had thoughts on a better division.
turbogears
On Nov 10, 2005, at 2:55 PM, Kevin Dangoor wrote:
I think we've got a good arrangement of lists for now, but I thought
I'd bring this up in case anyone had thoughts on a better division.
turbogears
turbogears-announce
turbogears-sprint
turbogears-commits
Not that I think it is a better
I use unagi to monitor my server grid
http://www.unixuser.org/~euske/python/unagi/
I would like to expose this through my cherrypy application and
leverage my authentication code so that it is available only to the
admin. Do you know how I can expose the unagi in my application. Unagi
has a
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
On 11/10/05, scmikes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does that mean the turbogears will become 2.3 centric, or 2.3 backwards
compatable?
Would decorators be dropped from the demos?
@email
def response():
paragraphs = set([Good question. *I* run Python 2.4 and have no
Kevin,
Great News
Mike
PS. I just watched the Catwalk video. Can't wait until 0.9, thanks
for the great product
Hi
A piece of code often needed is that which lets you present a large
database result set that spans across several HTML pages (that the user
can navigate). As in Gooogle.
Does TG (or SQLObject) somehow have native support for this?
(or will it in the future?)
If not, where should I
If you only need them ordered by id, it is doable as you can use
multiple select statement for the paging.
Otherwise, it is quite cumbersome in SQLObject because it is not lazy
enough so there could be a memory concern if you retrieve everything(a
list in memory hold in a session). Seperate
Steve Bergman wrote:
As a user, I'm quite happy enough about how the lists are set up now. I
enjoy seeing the development discussions. And as TG's api is undergoing
rapid evolution, I think the closest possible association between users
and developers is likely beneficial.
I agree, the
Turns our to proxy another complete application is a decnet amount of
work. Luckily, unagi returns all the information in one html page and
streaming that back to the admin is pretty easy. I'll give it a go
tonight.
As I mentioned previously (in TurboGears forms first look:
http://tinyurl.com/c28c7), turbogears.forms has the concept of
widgets that are put together to create a form. In fact, widgets are
so important to how forms are put together that I've renamed the
package turbogears.widgets. Form objects
I was browsing trac when I see that 5 tickets in 17 active tickets for
0.9 are about CatWalk.
I believe that TurboGears should be having more components:
TG-CatWalk
TG-General
TG-Documentation
TG-JSON
Excuse my bad English !
I'm not sure to be on the right path with the debugging stuff. I'm
used to JSP/servlet world where debuging from eclipse is simple and
fast to understand... But maybe I should enforce my tetsing classes
and run them instead of debug.
The thing is how to get information on identity, catwalk
Martin Skøtt wrote:
Great, I hope it's okay with you that I quote the above in my message
to the maintainer.
I'll go further than that - feel free to have them contact me directly
if they'd like me to review their plans or patches. I want to help
system packagers make their systems as egg
After spending some time looking at cherrypy's implementation of
sessions, as well as, Jeff Watkin's Identity Management, I thought I
might share some questions/concerns. First off, I'd like to thank Jeff
for throwing out the basic Identity framework. Strong work and much
thanks. Now, on to the
On Thu, Nov 10, 2005 at 03:08:48PM -0800, Phillip J. Eby wrote:
I'll go further than that - feel free to have them contact me directly
if they'd like me to review their plans or patches. I want to help
system packagers make their systems as egg friendly as possible.
I posted a message on
p wrote:
4. Finally, why the heck is everything stuffed into an init file?
ew. :-)
Agreed.
I'm new to python (so that's probably the right thing) but the first
time I looked at TG source code I wondered why __init__.py files
contains so many thing instead of exposing only the package
On 11/10/05, Michele Cella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
4. Finally, why the heck is everything stuffed into an init file? ew. :-)
I'm new to python (so that's probably the right thing) but the firsttime I looked at TG source code I wondered why __init__.py filescontains so many thing instead of
I know I just started with python and TG today, but shouldn't there be
an easier way (than what I have seen) to use CSS with TG?
I mean, I want to use my 3 column, 1 header, 1 footer CSS-only design
template (see www.pocosin.com's main page (index.php) and use that as
my 'format' in my .kid
On 11/10/05, Counsel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I assume I can uselink href="" type=text/css rel=stylesheetto link to my style.css file.Right?However, when I put my div... and the rest of my html into the
master.kid file, I get all sorts of errors when I load the page.What am I missing?A little
I don't know how he is going to use it but I typically pull everything
out at once and page it. It would be nice to have something that does
this in a db agnostic way. I use Oracle and sometimes it is hard to
find info on paging.
Robert
On Nov 10, 2005, at 6:32 PM, anders pearson wrote:
On 2005-11-10 21:08:46 -0500, Jeff Grimmett wrote:
I'm having an aweful time with SQLObject. Oh, I get stuff out of
it and all,
but my code is very, very clumsy - I'm generally getting all of a
particular
model's objects, then filtering
Roman,
Here is the solution I am currently using. First, I have a Paginator
class like:
class Paginator(object):
def __init__(self, results, per_page, page=0, total=None):
if not total:
total = results.count()
if total per_page*page:
raise NotFound
On 11/10/05, Bob Ippolito [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Nov 10, 2005, at 6:32 PM, anders pearson wrote: On 2005-11-10 21:08:46 -0500, Jeff Grimmett wrote: I'm having an aweful time with SQLObject. Oh, I get stuff out of it and all, but my code is very, very clumsy - I'm generally getting all of a
Sean Cazzell, el jueves 10 de noviembre a las 21:44 me escribiste:
Roman,
Here is the solution I am currently using. First, I have a Paginator
class like:
I've done a simple pager decorator some time ago, and I was planning to
comment it here, but I wanted to polish it a little. I
Ah! Of course. I should have know
Thanks!
C
icylamb wrote:
Hello all,
I raise this question again cuz I can't find answer for it though I
have found a few related topics. I'm not sure if deleting a wiki page
is similar to drop a table in SQLObject? Please help, thank you.
# Retrieve page by page name
page =
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