Juergen Barth wrote:
> Maybe this is interesting for some Djangoers out there?
I wanted to ask but you beat me ;)
So, anyone else wants to participate ?
kindly regards
Daniel
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Tyson Tate wrote:
> However, raising an exception on "success" irks the part of me that
> studied computer science for 3 years, so I'm wondering if anyone
> knows of any other ways I might be able to achieve the above in a
> better way.
Compared to other languages, exception in python are
Hi,
for the open mesh network app i'm writing, I needed a way for creating a
topology overlay in google maps. Using polygons was simply to slow, so I
decided to render my own tiles. I use matplotlib + basemap for
generating the tiles on demand. On my lokal machine that works nice, but
on the tota
Hi,
I have a function that generates a tile for a google map overlay and
writes it to disc so later requests can simply use the file. Due the
nature of the map, generating the tiles previous is not a option so it
has to be done on demand, which works nice on the developer server but
not on apache
Ian Holsman wrote:
> aren't semaphores inter-process (not cross process)?
>
> try using a file handle instead..
After further investigation, i found out that locking of any kind
doesn't work with apache in prefolk mode, and more or less in the
threaded mode. I haven't found a nice and clean solut
Ivan Sagalaev wrote:
> As Ian has pointed you can use file system as a device for locking
> between separate processes. This is not really something specific to Django.
Yes i know. There would be other solutions like shm, or global mutexes,
but filelocks seem to be the best of the worst. Howeve
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Le Roux wrote:
> Thanks. I'll do that. It just feels like that type of thing should
> happen outside of the view (and come to the view as a parameter). The
> other thing is that _all_ my views will need this and to me that just
> feels a bit dirty. I
David S. wrote:
> So anyway, is it a reasonable assertion that if the app is actually to have
> more
> than 1 user--and in fact if it is going to run with Apache--then SQLite is
> right
> out?
No, trac for example uses sqlite, too and it runs fine. I don't know
about this particular behaviour,
Hi,
i created a css to build a django styled API doc with epydoc.
http://djangoapi.quamquam.org/ Beta Version :)
I hope we can integrate it as http://api.djangoproject.com someday.
kindly regards
daniel
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Adrian Holovaty wrote:
> Nicely done! I think for the final product we'd want Wilson's loving
> design touches. Also, this does a good job of pointing out the areas
> in which we need to add docstrings.
this will not be fun for wilson ;) the html code really sucks at some
parts. i had some more
iGL wrote:
> Hi,
> Has anybody been working on a django-based wiki engine on the lines of
> django.contrib?
> I'd much appreciate hints on such projects...
I'm working on a django wiki, whoever it will need some weeks for a more
or less useable state.
It's part of a django suite for public mash
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