Ok - so it's not really an awesome achievement and only handles basic
templating needs (no loops and other programming constructs) but maybe
someone will find it useful.
It replaces any xml block where the id attribute is specified with
contents provided - a description is provided in the
This looks more or less like what I am looking for to learn Zope3! As
is mentioned elsewhere in this thread Zope3 is *nothing* like Zope2 and
after starting to learn the one, I knew nothing about the other.
*Everything* is different - from the interface to the design
methodologies.
One thing Zope
I have been developing in PHP for some time now and needed to look into
application frameworks to speed up my development. I was looking into
Horde and CakePHP before I was introduced to Python. I started learing
python and within a few *hours* I already wrote my first small program
and I still
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d = {spam: 1, egg: 2}
cols = d.keys()
vals = d.values()
stmt = INSERT INTO table (%s) VALUES(%s) % (
,.join(cols), ,.join([?]*len(vals))
)
cursor.execute(stmt, tuple(vals))
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I will be using the python-mysql API. This looks like what I am looking
for. I just have a
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(just curious, but from where do people get the idea that arbitrary
data
just have to be inserted into the the SQL statement text all the time?
is
this some PHP misfeature?)
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I've never seen it done in this way before, but I do come from a PHP
point of view.
I've only started
I'm battling to understand this. I am switching to python while in a
production environment so I am tossed into the deep end. Python seems
easier to learn than other languages, but some of the conventions still
trip me up. Thanks for the link - I'll have to go through all the
previous chapters to
Runsun Pan helped me out with the following:
You can also try the following very primitive solution that I
sometimes
use to extract simple information in a quick and dirty way:
def extract(text,s1,s2):
''' Extract strings wrapped between s1 and s2.
t=this is a
Thanks Guys!
I've written several functions yesterday to import from different types
of raw data including html and different text formats. In the end I
never used the extract function or the parser module, but your advice
put me on the right track. All these functions are now in a single
object
Hi,
I am new to Python and have been doing most of my work with PHP until
now. I find Python to be *much* nicer for the development of local apps
(running on my machine) but I am very new to the Python way of thinking
and I don't realy know where to start other than just by doing it...so
far I'm
Thanks, Jay!
I'll try this out today. Trying to write my own parser is such a pain.
This BeatifullSoup script is very nice! I'll give it a try.
If you can help me out with an example of how to do what I explained, I
would appreciate it. I actually finished doing an import last night,
but there
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