ing on windows 2k is fine.
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> Thanks for any input.
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> David
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HTH,
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(due to alignment.
'bh', a signed char followed by a short would look like:
bXhh -- or four bytes, but 'hb', a short followed by a signed char would be:
hhb (as `char' and its siblings have no alignment requirements)
HTH,
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LAMBDA. But, despite of the PR value of anything with Guy
Steele's name associated with it, we think these features should
be cut from PLT Scheme v300.
[...]
The whole text seems to be a variant of
<http://www.artima.com/weblogs/viewpost.jsp?thread=98196>.
TschÃ,
Torsten.
Ya think? ;-)
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Leif K-Brooks wrote:
Artie Gold wrote:
Skip Montanaro wrote:
counter = Queue.Queue()
def f():
i = counter.get()
I think you need:
i = counter.get(True)
The default value for the "block" argument to Queue.get is True.
Right. I misparsed the entry in the doc
counter.put(i+1)
return i
[snip]
This is, of course dependent upon counter.get() being guaranteed to be
thread safe. (I haven't found anything in the docs specifically relating
to that. Perhaps it's implicit?)
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on for this?
Yup. ;-)
Numbers beginning with a `0' are in octal (base 8), so only the digits
`0' through `7' are valid.
HTH,
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27;:math.pow,'log':math.log},{'x':1,'y':2})
[No, you wouldn't want to write it that way; it's merely illustrating
what you can do without doing much.]
HTH,
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ll of the different mathematical rules. Does anyone have a
better idea than parsing to compute an equation from a string
representation?
Thanks so much!
Brian Kazian
eval()
See: http://docs.python.org/lib/built-in-funcs.html#l2h-23
HTH,
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