Well I've definitely got a deadline to make this week. What I'm afraid
of is that this project will grow and the migration will be that much
more difficult. however if I build it on 0.96 now then I'll have to
install one of release candidates. Not sure how stable rc2 is for real
use or for that
team pylons--
we have some admin processes that run on top of pylons (share model,
ini, etc) but run outside of any request context. these processes make
use of the g app_globals var (g holds a ref to a memcache client).
in unit tests, when i try to access g outside the scope of a
request, i get
On Mon, Jul 30, 2007 at 11:30:43PM -0700, Jose Galvez wrote:
Well I've definitely got a deadline to make this week. What I'm afraid of is
that this project will grow and the migration will be that much more
difficult.
Indeed. The API has changed a bit (to the better) and I would suggest
you
On Tue, Jul 31, 2007 at 10:39:47AM +0200, Christoph Haas wrote:
Is it a bug that the templates directory is missing with the 0.9.6rc
Pylons template? Creating it (mkdir) and putting Mako templates into it
works perfectly though. So the basic Mako configuration is okay.
Just figured that it's
On 7/31/07, Jose Galvez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I've definitely got a deadline to make this week. What I'm afraid
of is that this project will grow and the migration will be that much more
difficult. however if I build it on 0.96 now then I'll have to install
one of release
On Jul 27, 2007, at 12:25 PM, Dominik Neumann wrote:
Hello,
i'm trying to get the Toscawidgets example
running with pylons 0.9.6rc1.
The only part not working for me is in middleware:
def extra_vars():
return dict(
py_c=pylons.c._current_obj(),
On Jul 17, 2007, at 1:13 AM, BruceC wrote:
Hi all...I posted this in the ToscaWidget discussion board, (http://
groups.google.com/group/toscawidgets-discuss/browse_thread/thread/
c2250165e832c1a?hl=en) but in some ways it's more of a Pylons
question, so I thought I'd ask the question here
David Geller wrote:
No question that this editor is in the early stages, and needs more work
and refinement. But I like it's simplicity. Certainly, if you want a
full-featured slick editor that does just about anything, something like
xinha might really fill the bill. But if you want to
No question that this editor is in the early stages, and needs more work
and refinement. But I like it's simplicity. Certainly, if you want a
full-featured slick editor that does just about anything, something like
xinha might really fill the bill. But if you want to limit what a user
can
I also faced this error while trying tutorial on my debian (mostly
testing with some unstable).
The problem can be caused by too old setuptools.
Some details:
1) I easy_installed pylons, then created project as in the tutorial
2) App refused to start exactly as above
3) I noticed that the
I'm getting a lot more errors than Shift-PgUp could view. Is there a way
to redirect stdout/stderr to a file? Normal redirection doesn't work.
Thanks,
Carlo
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What do you mean, normal redirection doesn't work?
nosetests file.log
That should always work. It's just part of 'nix.
~jon
On Jul 31, 9:37 pm, Carlo Sogono [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm getting a lot more errors than Shift-PgUp could view. Is there a way
to redirect stdout/stderr to a
but only if you're using a csh derived shell
nosetests log 21
if memory serves me, for a normal shell (sh, or bash)
Uwe
On Tuesday 31 July 2007, Jonathon Anderson wrote:
What do you mean, normal redirection doesn't work?
nosetests file.log
That should always work. It's just part of
Uwe C. Schroeder wrote:
but only if you're using a csh derived shell
nosetests log 21
Pfft. I'm such a twat. I was doing:
nosetests 21 log
All good now. Thanks!
Carlo
if memory serves me, for a normal shell (sh, or bash)
Uwe
On Tuesday 31 July 2007, Jonathon Anderson wrote:
That's true. The syntax is different, but I was referring to the ability to
redirect stdout/stderr.
On 8/1/07, Uwe C. Schroeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but only if you're using a csh derived shell
nosetests log 21
if memory serves me, for a normal shell (sh, or bash)
Uwe
On Tuesday
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