Jacob Rus wrote:
Okay. Well I'd still like to hear a bit about what people really need
before trying to make a new API.
Try asking some specific question on python-list.
"How to you use the stdlib mimetypes module?"
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Andrew McNabb wrote:
> Jacob Rus wrote:
>> * The operation is crazy: It defines a MimeTypes class which
>> actually stores the type mappings, but this class is designed to
>> be a singleton. The way that such a design is enforced is
>> through the use of the module-global 'init' fu
Brett Cannon wrote:
> Jacob Rus wrote:
>> * It defines __all__: I didn’t even realize __all__ could be used
>> for single-file modules (w/o submodules), but it definitely
>> shouldn’t be here.
>
> __all__ is used to control what a module exports when used in an import *,
> nothing more. Thus
Brett Cannon wrote:
* It creates a _default_mime_types() function which declares a
bunch of global variables, and then immediately calls
_default_mime_types() below the definition. There is literally
no difference in result between this and just putting those
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On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 15:38, Jacob Rus wrote:
> Brett Cannon wrote:
> > Jacob Rus wrote:
> >> * It defines __all__: I didn’t even realize __all__ could be used
> >>for single-file modules (w/o submodules), but it definitely
> >>shouldn’t be here.
> >
> > __all__ is used to control what
On Fri, 31 Jul 2009 at 15:17, Brett Cannon wrote:
* It creates a _default_mime_types() function which declares a
bunch of global variables, and then immediately calls
_default_mime_types() below the definition. There is literally
no difference in result between this and just putting tho
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 09:16:02PM +, Jacob Rus wrote:
>
> * The operation is crazy: It defines a MimeTypes class which
> actually stores the type mappings, but this class is designed to
> be a singleton. The way that such a design is enforced is
> through the use of the m
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 14:16, Jacob Rus wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> In an attempt to figure out some twisted.web code, I was reading
> through the Python Standard Library’s mimetypes module today, and
> was shocked at the poor quality of the code. I wonder how the
> mimetypes code made it into the stan
Hi all,
In an attempt to figure out some twisted.web code, I was reading
through the Python Standard Library’s mimetypes module today, and
was shocked at the poor quality of the code. I wonder how the
mimetypes code made it into the standard library, and whether anyone
has ever bothered to read it
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