Hi there,
We tried to gzip the output of a shell command, but this results in a
strange error: the resulting file seems to be the concatenation of the
plaintext file with the zipped content.
For example:
f = gzip.open(filename, 'w')
subprocess.check_call(['ls','-la'], stdout=f)
f.close()
Using
Hi there,
We have a rather complicated program which does a bit of os.chdir and
sys.path manipulations. In between all of this, it imports the decimal
module several times.
However, it imports a new instance of decimal sometimes. (Which is a
problem, since a decimal.Decimal (imported at point
I know my foreign (to python) one class per module idea is what makes
life more difficult for me here. And there is an argument to be made
out that it is a stupid remnant I stick to from having used it in other
programming languages (do I have to admit C++ in my background?) Two
small examples
I know my foreign (to python) one class per module idea is what makes
life more difficult for me here. And there is an argument to be made
out that it is a stupid remnant I stick to from having used it in other
programming languages (do I have to admit C++ in my background?) Two
small examples
