Re: editing python module

2013-07-04 Thread Jennifer Look
Never mind. I knew I was being a complete idiot about this. THe scroll bar apparently doesn't show up until you hover over it, and I didn't realize that only the bottom page of the file was showing. On Thursday, July 4, 2013 10:46:46 AM UTC-4, Jennifer Look wrote: > > I am brand new to all this,

Re: editing python module

2013-07-04 Thread Jennifer Look
Oh, I should probably mention that I'm on a Mac Os X 10.8 and running djangostack from BitNami On Thursday, July 4, 2013 10:46:46 AM UTC-4, Jennifer Look wrote: > > I am brand new to all this, and just starting to work my way through the > Django tutorial. I got to the "Database setup" step, whe

Re: editing python module

2013-07-04 Thread Jennifer Look
> > Thanks Tom! I had tried reading settings.py into nano but it didn't look > anything like I expected, so I thought I was doing it wrong. I was > expecting a list of variables like ENGINE, NAME, etc but instead what I see > is: > >}, > 'loggers': { > 'django.request': { >

Re: editing python module

2013-07-04 Thread Tom Evans
On Thu, Jul 4, 2013 at 3:46 PM, Jennifer Look wrote: > I am brand new to all this, and just starting to work my way through the > Django tutorial. I got to the "Database setup" step, where it says to edit > mysite/settings.py and I'm stymied. > The previous step was to start the development server

editing python module

2013-07-04 Thread Jennifer Look
I am brand new to all this, and just starting to work my way through the Django tutorial. I got to the "Database setup" step, where it says to edit mysite/settings.py and I'm stymied. The previous step was to start the development server. I should quit the server before editing variables, right