Hello,
I am trying to generate a RTF (Rich Text Format)
file with images from Python 2.1.
Firstly with MS-Word 97, I have saved a file with
RTF format which contained a jpeg-image. I haveedited this RTF file with a
text editor, and I have seen as MS-Word converts the jpeg-image in a
This is more of an idea than a proposal at this point, so I thought I would
post it here for discussion. There is a fishbowl project for creating an
automated Product installation system. Something like Debian and FreeBSD
have. Now, one of the issues that has been raised is whether you could
Em Quinta 15 Novembro 2001 13:34, Alex Kelly escreveu:
I too have been having a lot of restarts with error code 11. After
reading some other comments relating to this, I recompiled Python 2.1.1
with the --without-pymalloc option. I have not yet seen any problems
from doing this, but my
Hello!
I have a bunch of dtml in my Oracle DB, that I of course want to render.
doing the dtml-var expr=_.getitem('column_name', 1) does not work.
I essence Zope does not render strings in variables to DTML.
Any suggestions? (It has to be DTML)
*MANY* Thanks In Advance.
/dario
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On Monday 19 November 2001 09:31 am, Dario Lopez-Kästen allegedly wrote:
Hello!
I have a bunch of dtml in my Oracle DB, that I of course want to render.
doing the dtml-var expr=_.getitem('column_name', 1) does not work.
I essence Zope does not render strings in variables to DTML.
Any
My suggestion would be to create a very thin wrapper class in Python for
DTMLFile and use the advanced tab of the ZSQLMethod to make each row into
a
DTMLMethodish type thing.
See:
http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Guides/ZSQL-HTML/ZSQL.1.4.6.4.html
Thanks, I'll look into that later on.
Create a dtml-method programmatically and feed it your text with dtml vars
embedded.
Like so:
def _dealWithDtml ( self, data ) :
num_id = int(random.random() * 10)
str_id = 'tmp' + str(num_id)
self.manage_addProduct['OFSP'].manage_addDTMLMethod(id=str_id,
This problem still hasn't been resolved. I am using a source
distribution of Zope. On our production machine, I only recompiled
Python. Since the ZMI was reporting the new Python, I figured that was
enough to fix the problem. I suppose I could alleviate one other
possibility by
I've looked hard at the two pages returned for PathIndex on
Zope.org, and cannot make sense out of how to use 'level'. From
the example, which is full of paths like '/aa/bb/cc' and
'/cc/bb/cc' - all of the same size and using the same three
letters -, I cannot tell if I can do a path query
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Subject: [Zope-dev] PathIndex query options
I've looked hard at the two pages returned for PathIndex on
Zope.org, and cannot make sense out
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