On Feb 14, 3:02 pm, "Gerald Kaszuba" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just released pycallgraph 0.3.0. There are many examples on the web
> site and linked from the web site including a 16188 x 4187 sized call
> graph!
That's pretty cool, all right.
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> they are, I know what the alternatives are, but I still haven't found
> an instance where it permits something novel to be done that couldn't
> be done otherwise (if maybe not so neatly).
Strictly speaking, you can live your whole life without using them.
There's alway
I have a DOM parsed with xml.dom.mindom.parse()...for a particular
Node, is there an easy way to get the line (and maybe even column)
numbers that the element appeared in the original file?
Thanks,
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ties:
>>> (2.).__add__(1)
3.0
>>> 2..__add__(1)
3.0
I like the second one more. :-)
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; mode it didn't even occur to me that the "." had a
different context, no matter how much more obvious.
>>> print 2.
2.0
>>> type(2.)
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ill don't get:
>>> type(2)
>>> type((2))
>>> (2).__add__(1)
3
>>> 2.__add__(1)
File "", line 1
2.__add__(1)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
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ementing a file system for OS class
in Bourne Shell.
That prof also changed the rule the very next semester. :-)
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u from using Python--I just wanted to
discourage you from trying to do it using the Python built-in list [].
In fact, given the time constraints and your dislike of structs,
you're likely going to rip your hair out trying to get it going in C.
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ences to them anywhere.
> any sugestions how to make the implementation more like in C. I never
> managed the syntax of C so I stoped when structs crossed my way.
> Please help. I dont want to learn C.
Ah, it's a pity. C is my favorite compiled procedural language.
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give you the address of your firewall or whatever is your
gateway to the outside world... which is a cool thing to know, but
I'm not sure it's what the op's after.)
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