On Tue, 24 Apr 2001 15:15:01 -0700, Andy McKay
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Would there be any support behind a seperate ZPatterns list? There seem to
be lots of users and lots of questions that arent of interest to
Chris Withers writes:
... copying ZODB objects ...
I use the following function:
def _clone(o):
clone an object.
Currently, a deep copy is used; maybe we should use a shallow
copy instead.
c= cPickle.loads(cPickle.dumps(o.aq_base,1))
c._p_oid= None
return c
Dieter
Sorry I took so long to reply.
Randall F. Kern wrote:
[Originally sent to zope-dev, but belongs here]
I'm CCing zope-dev, since you posted there too.
I may just be missing something obvious here, but it seems like there is
a hole in ZODB.Transaction.Transaction.commit and
Great, Dieter!
If anyone can post a link to some example output, please do.
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There was a discussion on [EMAIL PROTECTED] about forking of the mailing
list.
Would there be any support behind a seperate ZPatterns list? There seem
to
be lots of users and lots of questions that arent of interest to people
who
dont use ZPatterns (like me).
This morning (for me) zope-dev
Just occured to me if Im leaking REQUEST it would be nice to see exactly
which requests im leaking. But is that really covered by the -M logger, if a
request fails to be closed in there does that really translate to a leaked
request? I had a look in the code and it wasn't obvious to me
I generally follow this approach for long lists and reports, but the tree
tag is a bit more tricky because you only have a simple data object
without the context that a real object provides. A real object makes it a
lot simpler if you recursively draw a hierarchy - doing it with simple
data
Hi folks,
I replaced the old Medusa code by a new up-to-date version
of Medusa in the trunk. Please update your checkouts of the trunk
using the -d option of get complete Medusa hierarchy.
Andreas Jung
Digital Creations
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Hi all,
The undo form shows interesting info about transactions, for example their
modification times. It's easy to know the last time an object was modified
with bobobase_modification_time.
But, is there an easy way to get the name of the user that made the last
modification of an object?
You might find the History mapping easier. Heres an example from way back:
dtml-if manage_change_history
dtml-in manage_change_history mapping
dtml-if sequence-start
dtml-var user_name
/dtml-if
/dtml-in
/dtml-if
Would be easier in Python...
Cheers.
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Andy McKay.
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It's not covered by the data output into the -M log. Objects can leak
without requests hanging or taking a long time. But you might be able to
turn on profiling (set the PROFILE_PUBLISHER env var to a filename and
restart Zope) on a *test* box (do not do it in production, it drastically
Hi there,
I would like to fill two frames as a response to a user action.
How can I do that?
The situation is as follows:
I have two database tables having a master-detail relationship.
In a list I display records from the master table .
When the user clicks on one of the entry I would like
Erik Enge wrote:
Hola,
please don't make me touch C or a ... erm... you know, one of those
compiler-thingys. I don't like them.
Does anyone have a nicely baked Splitter.c for Linux? The one that Spisak
hacked to make it chew and swallow anything?
If you have the Splitter.c file,
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