I mean ...
The main module makes this import:
import moduleX
later other modules make different import to an other module named
moduleX like this:
from pack.subdir import moduleX
What I want is that the second import of moduleX in some way must be
redirected onto the first one.
Is
I'm writing a python package that will contain a logging service for
twisted in python style.
I'm using some modules I downloaded from a twisted trunk, that are not
released with twisted but have the same names.
One of them is log.py that is usually imported from twisted modules like:
from
I wrote an application that uses PyQt4 to access a sqlite DB.
Now I'm trying to convert it using py2exe and I found some problems.
The last one, that I'm not able to avoid, is that when I launch the
application's binary on a PC (that contains only a Python 2.5
installation and no QT4) I get an
Il Sun, 05 Nov 2006 04:19:36 +1100, Steven D'Aprano ha scritto:
Why don't you add some temporary print statements into your code to try
to narrow it down?
I did it and I followed the script with the dubugger and what I saw is
that it gets lost in the simulate method of QTReactor instead if
Sorry I wasn't able to be more specific on my topic but I really do not
know how to classify my problem, I mean that I can't understand if it's
a python
or a twisted
or a Qt4
problem
I'm trying to run a simple application with Twisted and Qt4.
To do this I downloaded this:
I'd like to implement an object that represents a circular counter, i.e.
an integer that returns to zero when it goes over it's maxVal.
This counter has a particular behavior in comparison: if I compare two of
them an they differ less than half of maxVal I want that, for example,
0 maxVal gives
Yuan HOng ha scritto:
In my program I have to call an external program and parse its output.
For that I use the os.popen2 function, and then read the output
stream.
But the complexity is that the external program gives back its output
in a piecemeal manner, with long delays between the
