On Fri, 1 Sep 2006 09:31:11 -0700, Caolan
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>I am executing the code below on a Windows
XP system and if I enter > 2 characters it buffers the input and the call to
sys.stdin.flush does not flush the input, it remains buffered.You cannot
flush input. The
I am executing
the code below on a Windows XP system and if I enter > 2 characters it
buffers the input and the call to sys.stdin.flush does not flush the input, it
remains buffered.
What am I doing wrong here?
Thanks,
Caolan
try:
gooberselectX = sys.stdin.rea
Hello,
I am in need of importing in a .NET namespace from
a built DLL. How do I get Python to pickup and recognise the namespace and
classes in the DLL?
Thanks,
Caolan O'Domhnaill--
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Title: Re: Best Editor
I like ActiveState's KOMODO
editor. It is multilanguage compiler editor. Its not free but it is inexpensive
for what it does, IMO. I believe they have a 30day free trial and a version for
both platforms you mentioned.
-Caolan.
From:
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Title: in-memory-only file object from string
The mmap module should do
what you are looking for. It allows you to store data in memory (hence the name
memory map) and treat it as both a string and a file.
From:
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bobrikSent: Wed 8/23/2006 2:56 PMTo:
python
o avoid the usage of
.cmd or .bat files altogether. Thanks!
-Caolan O'Domhnaill
From:
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LundhSent: Tue 8/22/2006 4:08 PMTo:
python-list@python.orgSubject: Re: Newbie questions for Python
usage
Caolan wrote:> 1. I understand HOW
to use the l
itself.
Thanks for the help all!
Caolan--
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