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Is there a url for that Paginate project ?
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/paginate/0.3.2
However, the last release is 2008. But I expect the next release will be
here.
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its innovation continues
as it has done in the past, and these are some questions I would ask about
potential future directions.
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is available in PyPI, and the docs will be updated as
soon as Ben has a chance to update webhelpers.groovie.org. A temporary
copy of the docs s at
http://sluggo.scrapping.cc/tmp/webhelpers/index.html
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changes are planned. Any large additions people may have should be
released outside WebHelpers. There are a few pending enhancement in
the bugtracker which may be implemented someday.
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outside WebHelpers so I can concentrate more on Pylons development.
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no timeline for when this might
happen, or whether it will be exactly as described.
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direction, and we may want to jump to a
higher-level protocol while we're at it.
http://wiki.pylonshq.com/display/pylonsprojects/WebOb+Stack
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2.5 compatibility fix by Yuen Ho Wong. (#20)
* webhelpers.html.tools:
- New helper ``js_obfuscate`` implements the old rails helpers.
* webhelpers.util:
- New helper ``update_params`` to update query parameters in a URL.
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WebHelpers 1.0b1 is released. It contains a year's worth of
enhancements since 0.6.4. Get it at
http://pypi.python.org/pypi?name=WebHelpers
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there is to do.
Another issue I haven't seen an answer to is how to maintain parallel
versions of Python 2 vs Python 3 code in a single repository, a single
PyPI, and a single setup.py file. But this is a Python-wide issue.
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components (whether that be on
WSGI, WSGI 2, WebOb, or something else).
Pipefitters Union: http://pypefitters.org/ (note i/y alternation)
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db.connection = connect_mysql
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Remember that we'll have to support virtual hosts eventually, as well
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all but the most pedantic applications. Why not the same for
controllers and models? Small applications will find
controllers/__init__.py a very minor inconvenience. Large
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module I was thinking of is mod_auth, and the directive
AuthAuthoritative Off (not ModAuth Off). Although
AuthAuthoritative doesn't fully disable it like I was thinking, just
partially. But you get the idea.
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servers (SCGIServer, SimpleServer, etc.)
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But why? Why cloud up environ needlessly? A thread-local global with a
library that any app can use up and down the chain accomplishes the
same thing, without clouding up environ.
Mainly to standardize the ways in which
look up tg_identify_login on a creepy
website and find out (1) this is turbogears.Identity, and (2) here are
the top ten exploits against it.
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MIT-like. They can't be strictly MIT because the owner is not the
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to daemonize my Quixote apps on the Mac, and
then had somebody link it into the start/stop system. I may port the
module to TG someday, or maybe the proposed os.daemonize() function
will be added to Python 2.5.
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The blue logo box is really only needed on the homepage. Dropping it
on the other pages or using a smaller version will bring the menus and
content closer to the top, making it more navigable.
I would help with the site but I've got my hand full with three other tasks.
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Then I discovered if the server is not handling a request, pressing
ctrl-C quits all the threads. But if it is handling a request, the
threads remain. If I then press Stop in the browser
entering
the commands.
Sadly, this exercise didn't help. TG with SQLite is still hanging...
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AttributeError: 'thread._local' object has no attribute 'response'
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on top with user comments below.
The PHP online documentation format kicks ass, and I don't even like PHP.
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or worse than Paste's, or filters are better/worse than middleware,
but it's a shame to have two incompatible pairs of systems, and
perpetuating them just makes it harder to interoperate in the long
run.
But Liza's point about strengthening the core first is a good one.
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of those string lines if it uses eval().
When I did the same operations under tg-admin shell, I got a much
more informative traceback that showed exactly what the error was and
where.
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, hooray. Now, about those local variables
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; their projects were all database and/or web related.
A couple of people talked about graphics for game programs, but that
was the only other topic.
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... but .queryAll() returns returns strings for UnicodeCols, so you
This sounds like a bug to me...
It's just
. Some errors depend on the combination of values of
several widgets.
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tres bien ensemble.
(No subject there, but I don't hear a subject in the song. Maybe a
dropped ce or c,a?)
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(func, self, *args, **kw)
File
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line 60, in try_call
raise error
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'cache'
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the form class or a factory function instead of the
instance? Then each thread would have its own instance even though
it's a decorator wrapper, right? What would be lost in terms of TG
programming elegance?
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much more convenient. Would this be a case for a CherryPy filter?
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authorization failure and redirects can be handled by
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Otherwise you protect all the methods but forget about
one, or don't realize one can be accessed in an unauthenticated
manner. Quixote does this easily in ._q_traverse(), which is called
they're unavoidable.
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Well, should TG make Innodb tables by default, even if it has to patch
SQLObject to do so?
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about a second template system. The current About page handles
this.
2) Experienced Python users often have specific ideas about what kinds
of tools they prefer. So the second page would highlight TG's
flexibility. This is where the tradeoffs of Cheetah could be
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you to write the
documentation yourself-- a classic problem.
Just listing what you find difficult is a good start. Otherwise,
people may not realize it's underocumented.
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it installed and
keeping it up to date. There's the Subversion route and the nightly
eggs route, but both have pitfalls that keep changing, and even
getting easy_install/ez_setup to do the right thing is challenging on
some systems.
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processes. @process_input would be better.
So pages that just display would use @expose, and pages that receive
input would use both @??? and @expose? So the form would be both an
@??? argument and in the return dictionary?
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of functions, or egg entry points, it will
be easy.
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I'm fine with optional Kid preprocessors that cover over some of the
annoyances:
FOR expr=r in records attr=value =
div py:for=r in records attr=value
?python ![CDATA
/tacomacollapse.html
http://www.nwrain.com/~newtsuit/recoveries/narrows/narrows.htm
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I think that TG needs it's own cheeseshop. or cogbin, or gearbin or
whatever you want to call it.
Probably not, but +1 for the word gearbin. Maybe we can find another
use for it.
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template would have the actual tag with placeholders for the varying
stuff, and the other template would have #def's or #attr's to specify
the varying stuff. #block may also be useful. I don't think #match
is feasable in Cheetah; how would it know which sections of the
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, if the thingy has a
suitable .__str__() method that produces the appropriate HTML, the
work would already be done. Oh, but ElementTree produces XML not
HTML, darn. A Cheetah filter would have to do the conversion. Well,
that's not an insurmountable task.
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The other
potential areas are things that haven't stablized yet: forms,
identity, sessions, etc. Hopefully the final contenders will be
flexible enough to work for everybody, but if not, people need an easy
way to substitute their own
be documented with
examples.
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if the socket location hasn't changed since MySQLdb was compiled?
I always run MySQL without tcp listening.
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+1 for shiny metallic colors, especially since we're talking about gears.
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I'm also interested in companies that offer virtual servers (e.g.,
user-mode Linux) and support TurboGears, so if there are any such
beasts it would be worth noting on the wiki.
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site.
The TG site I'm working on doesn't need logins, but I still keep this
use case in the back of my mind.
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English, just informal. Let's gear up to go,
has the same sense of packing up equipment.
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What's a Bike Shed?
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conn.query(DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS chemdb)
conn.query(CREATE DATABASE chemdb)
conn.query(USE chemdb)
for table in chemdb_tables:
table.dropTable(ifExists=True)
# I had trouble with relations trying to both drop/create
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Yes, that might be true... but I thought Chemistry were a slightly more
precise subject ^_^ I couldn't imagine that.
The purpose of the database is both to look up known chemicals and to
identify
to MySQL [1], it choked on the transaction statements and I had to
take them out.
[1] The session2 session store at http://quixote.idyll.org/session2/
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