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New submission from Jean Carlo Machado :
datetime.utcnow() already present a warning box describing the risk of using it
without specifying timezone information. However, one might still have the same
problem and never encounter this warning information by doing
datetime.now().isoformat
Carlo Cabrera added the comment:
Re option 3: relying on `DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH` or `DYLD_FRAMEWORK_PATH` isn't a
great solution either because of SIP. It's can get impractical to use in many
standard Makefile-based build systems, for example. (cf.
https://github.com/qmk/qmk_cli
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Carlo Dri added the comment:
In agree with this proposal! I was looking for the exact same possibility of
specifying a timeout to the accept() method, both in AF_INET and AF_PIPE
sockets. If there is any better way to implement this I would love to hear it.
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carlo added the comment:
> I'm -1 to add the alias. It just adds to the confusion. It's also against the
> Zen of Python: "There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way
> to do it."
Agreed with the zen of python.
This is my first PR / issue, th
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New submission from carlo :
both mean the same thing and are used to reference local socket files
if you do a `man socket`
one of the lines says
PF_LOCALHost-internal protocols, formerly called PF_UNIX,
(AF and PF mean the same thing here, but importantly it shows that PF_UNIX has
Carlo Rosati added the comment:
If what you've said is correct, would it make the most sense to create a
Manager method which returns a Proxy to a tee'd iterator?
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Carlo Rosati added the comment:
`for i in itertools.count()` in the first implementation I posted should be
`while True`. I was using that for debugging.
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Carlo Rosati added the comment:
I've actually written a few workarounds that should be considered a
multiprocessing specific tee function. I need feedback/critique on these.
Hopefully we can all agree on one solution that's the best. It is unfortunate
that the multiprocessing ma
Carlo Rosati added the comment:
You'll also need to lock when modifying the manager's list. Does anyone know
how to do this using the multiprocessing.Queues without deadlocking?
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Okay I needed to do .pop(0) instead of .pop(-1) which is probably O(N)
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Carlo Rosati added the comment:
I figured out that the problem is itertools.tee does not use a
multiprocessing.Manager proxied object for shared state. I was able to create a
workaround tee as follows.
def multiprocessing_tee(iterable, n=2):
"""Write a multiprocessing saf
New submission from Carlo Rosati :
Hello,
When I run the attached code, I encounter a segmentation fault.
Thanks,
Carlo
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Gian-Carlo Pascutto added the comment:
>Then we wait for someone that really knows why the change was done in the
>first place.
Python 2.7 had a regression compared to 2.6 where a SELECT after a COMMIT would
silently return the wrong data:
http://bugs.python.org/issue2312
New submission from Monti Carlo:
Trying to type in underscore and it just made a space... Downloaded 3.5.2 and
it works fine.
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https://github.com/python/asyncio/pull/313
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New submission from Carlo Beccarini:
Incorrect error message in the module asyncio.selector_events for the methods:
_SelectorSocketTransport.write
_SelectorSslTransport.write
_SelectorDatagramTransport.sendto.
The previous error was raising a Tuple:
TypeError: ('data argument must be byt
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Any additional input on this issue?
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@Terry
Using 'Find in Files' (Alt+F3) works fine. I can type everything normally. Also
in the Output everything is fine.
Apparently the problem is only with diacriticals (I mentioned 'ç', but it is
working (I have a particula
Gian Carlo Martinelli added the comment:
Terry, first of all thanks for trying to solve this.
I usually start IDLE using Ubuntu's dash.
The problem is with more than just the three characters. Others that I have
tested and that don't work include "ç", "`", u
Gian Carlo Martinelli added the comment:
1) Do the keys work in the Ubuntu console?
Yes.
2) Do the keys work in interactive python (not IDLE), started with 'python' at
the console prompt.
Yes.
3) In IDLE, go to Help->About IDLE. What is the Tk version.
Best if 8.6.x, if
New submission from Gian Carlo Martinelli:
IDLE (using Python 3.4 on Ubuntu) does not recognize accent key presses (ex: ~,
^, ').
This makes it impossible to program in some languages.
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Gian-Carlo Pascutto added the comment:
I believe http://bugs.python.org/issue23129 is a dupe of this.
The patch here has been in "patch review" for 9 months. That seems fairly long
for something that's a regression that potentially silently produces the wrong
data.
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I've ran into this as well, when a program that was running correctly with
PostgreSQL turned out to produce garbage with SQLite. Code to reproduce roughly
looks like this:
sel_cursor = conn.cursor()
sel_cursor.execute("SELECT prim_k
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diff -r 3019effc44f2 Doc/library/functions.rst
--- a/Doc/library/functions.rst Mon Mar 02 11:17:05 2015 -0500
+++ b/Doc/library/functions.rst Mon Mar 02 21:13:27 2015 +0100
@@ -22,10 +22,10 @@
:func:`classmethod` :func:`getattr`:func:`map` |func
Carlo Beccarini added the comment:
Maybe we could put them in another table below the current one.
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Carlo Beccarini added the comment:
Well, these built-in are considered as non essential.
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http://text-processing.com/demo/sentiments is
New submission from Carlo:
The documentation for os.getlogin() says:
... ``pwd.getpwuid(os.getuid())[0]`` to get the login name of the currently
effective user id
Either, os.getuid() should be changed to os.geteuid(), or the wording should be
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Carlo Bramini added the comment:
Hello,
no problem, the fix on GetModuleHandle() can be avoided without problems if you
want. Anyways, although nowadays the "hybrid" operating systems like Windows
9x/ME are dead and burried, in this particular case I would still suggest to
us
Carlo Bramini added the comment:
I have downloaded the latest sources with HG and, with the only exception of
the variable "cookie" now conditionally declared with an "#ifdef HAVE_SXS",
yes, all these fixes are still actual.
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New submission from Carlo Di Dato :
These lines make Python 2.7.2 and 3.2.2 crash
import os
os.execl("cmd.exe", "")
Regards
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New submission from Carlo Verre :
After in Python 3.2 the accumulate() function has been added to itertools
module, for self-evident reasons of completeness and symmetry we could add in
3.3 the inverse decumulate() function, which, given the iterable argument p,
yields p[0], p[1] - p[0], p[2
Carlo Bramini added the comment:
I modified the patch by using Py_LL() as suggested in a previous comment.
I just would like to say that these fixes are not required to compiling under
MSVC5: I was able to compile all the sources as they were, even without changes
and this is a great thing
Carlo Bramini added the comment:
According to the instructions received at #python-dev, I'm posting a new patch
with the same fixes made on the most recent SVN sources (py3k).
Actually the new patch does not include the fixes made on the
GetFileAttributesEx wrappers since they have
New submission from Carlo Bramini :
Hello,
I was able to compile latest python sources with MSVC5, by importing and fixing
a bit the project workspaces of MSVC6.
During this action I received some messages, so I gave a look to the sources
and I would like to suggest the following fixes:
1) in
New submission from carlo verr:
In Python 2.5.2.c1 the sqlite3 module contains (exactly as Python 2.5.1
does) PySQLite 2.3.2 with SQLite 3.3.4, which is very old and very
buggy, it hungs randomly.
Last available version of SQLite is 3.5.6. Last available version of
PySQLite for Python 2.5 is
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