Re: Calling a C program from a Python Script

2004-12-09 Thread bitshadow

I think jeff gave the most succint advice as to your question. You
should consider your problem carefully and decide if that is what you
really need. And when in doubt consult the 'documentation.'
(http://docs.python.org/ext/ext.html)


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Re: Web forum (made by python)

2004-12-19 Thread bitshadow

I have to say i'm really impressed at that fledgling progject choe, the
only problem i could see is that it seemed to have problems connecting
to the database everytime. I think pybbs is a wonderful idea and a
great think to give back to the commnity. I will keep checking on your
sites for future development.
good luck and good work.


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Re: How to learn python if I'm very familar with C++

2006-03-26 Thread bitshadow
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >The book "Learning Python" worked for me (a long time C++ person).
>
> Me too. I programmed in nothing but C++ for years, but this book made
> learning Python easy.

there are tons of tutorials available on the web. if your familiar with
C++ then the tutorial that comes with the latest download of the
interpreter should be fine. for myself though i learned python with
this book: http://apress.com/book/bookDisplay.html?bID=10013

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