Hi,
I wonder why class constructor is never in apidoc ?
Are there something in OOP concept I haven't understand ?
Thanks for your help,
Stephane
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Hi all.
I need to create a number of objects inside a BTreeFolder2 container.
I would like to minimize the chances of conflicts, so I'm exploring
possibilities to assign ids; up to now I've found the following:
- timestamps
- random numbers
What is the best choice to reduce the chances of
KLEIN Stéphane wrote:
I wonder why class constructor is never in apidoc ?
Because nobody has bothered to implement this feature. Patches are
welcome :)
Are there something in OOP concept I haven't understand ?
I don't know what you mean with this.
You could use the uuid package (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/uuid/1.30)
cb
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Hi, I have a catalog called catalog that contains a bunch of cataloged
items. I have indexed 3 properties for each item, name, body and
description. I'd like to be able to search the catalog in the following
way:
if the word text shows up in any index, name, body or description,
return that
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Hi, I have a catalog called catalog that contains a bunch of cataloged
Look at AdvancedQuer
Andreas
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Hi, I have a catalog called catalog that contains a bunch of cataloged
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Hi,
Am I right in thinking that there is a duplication of information in
having an eggified product's version number stored in setup.py and
version.txt?
Both seem to be necessary - the first for use with pypi and the second
so that Zope knows what version of a product it has. The former
Tim Hicks wrote:
Am I right in thinking that there is a duplication of information in
having an eggified product's version number stored in setup.py and
version.txt?
Having your setup.py read its version from version.txt is easy, if you
don't want to update two places.
I think the more
Previously Hanno Schlichting wrote:
Tim Hicks wrote:
Am I right in thinking that there is a duplication of information in
having an eggified product's version number stored in setup.py and
version.txt?
Having your setup.py read its version from version.txt is easy, if you
don't want to
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