On 24. Sep 2007, at 18:53, Maken Seteva wrote:
Fellow Zopers.
I have made a slight modification to my intid util by inheriting
from IntId and overriding _generateId().
I do this to be sure that all new created objects will have an
incrementing number where
the first object created gets id
Hi,
On Mon, Sep 24, 2007 at 06:53:58PM +0200, Maken Seteva wrote:
Fellow Zopers.
I have made a slight modification to my intid util by inheriting from IntId
and overriding
_generateId().
I do this to be sure that all new created objects will have an incrementing
number where
the first
In the doc. for zopeproject, it says:
Note: Even exceptions such as Unauthorized (which normally leads to a login
screen) or NotFound (which normally leads to an HTTP 404 response) will
trigger the debugger.
Is there a workaround, so that I can run bin/paster server debug.ini on an
On Sep 25, 2007, at 3:27 AM, Frank Burkhardt wrote:
I'm using a modified IntId utility which starts IDs at 1 and counts
upwards, too.
I needed some permanent link for each object which was easy to
implement via IntId.
The modification was made to safe keystrokes when typing the
permalink.
I finally got the courage to try the eggs install on Windows after reading
the documentation on zopeproject. It worked great and I have my brand new
project working.
Now here is the problem. I'm assuming a python setup.py install will
download all the parts and install it into my python
Mats Nordgren wrote:
I finally got the courage to try the eggs install on Windows after reading
the documentation on zopeproject. It worked great and I have my brand new
project working.
Great to hear.
Now here is the problem. I'm assuming a python setup.py install will
download all the
I suggest creating individual, quarantined sandboxes using zopeproject:
http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi/zopeproject
Can you tell me how I can get the eggs in the sandbox into the python path
so my auto-completion will work while developing for Zope? When I do a
python setup.py install the
I think that he's saying that it's better to have a virtual python
enviroment instead of use the global python. In other thread in the list you
will find something like this:
$ python virtualenv.py env
...
$ cd env
$ bin/easy_install zopeproject
...
$ bin/zopeproject HelloWorld
checkout:
I suggest creating individual, quarantined sandboxes using zopeproject:
http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi/zopeproject
Can you tell me how I can get the eggs in the sandbox into the python path
so my auto-completion will work while developing for Zope? When I do a
python setup.py install the
I think that he's saying that it's better to have a virtual python
enviroment instead of use the global python. In other thread in the list
you
will find something like this:
$ python virtualenv.py env
...
$ cd env
$ bin/easy_install zopeproject
...
$ bin/zopeproject HelloWorld
That
PS, this only happens in the virtual instance, it compiles with MinGW just
fine on a pure zopeproject with global python.
Mats Nordgren wrote:
I think that he's saying that it's better to have a virtual python
enviroment instead of use the global python. In other thread in the list
you
Yes. Somebody created a new zope.app.session egg that doesn't contain a
CHANGES.txt. We'll try and upload a new one. Thanks for catching this.
Looks like zope.app.session is fixed, thanks. Now I get an error with
zope.event.
Installed h:\python24\lib\site-packages\zope.event-3.4.0-py2.4.egg
Couple of questions:
When I use zopeproject to create a project, the project name and the package
name are the same... ie:
$HOME/py24/MYPROJ/src/MYPROJ/...
Can I override this to get a package name that is different than the project
name?
Also, when I run bin/test, I get:
bin/test
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I use zopeproject to create a project, the project name and the
package name are the same... ie: $HOME/py24/MYPROJ/src/MYPROJ/...
Not quite. By default, the project name will be used as the directory
name for the sandbox and as the name of the egg (in setup.py).
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