> > Oh well, I guess it's a bit late to try to rename the Computer
> > Science discipline now.
> The best I've heard is "Informatics" -- I have a vague impression
> that this is a more European name for the field.
The word "Informatics" had been invented by a Soviet computer scientist
Andrey Ersh
Hi,
I've looked into cgi.py from 2.4's distribution, and its contents
puzzle me. In parse_header, the first line splits on ';':
plist = map(lambda x: x.strip(), line.split(';'))
but header parameters may contain semicolon in quoted strings:
Content-Type: image/jpeg; filename="home:lib;im
> There are three main types of programming languages.
>
> * Imperative
> * Functional
> * Declarative
>
animals are divided into:
* those that belong to the Emperor,
* embalmed ones,
* those that are trained,
* suckling pigs,
* mermaids,
* fabulous ones,
* stray dogs,
* those incl
> I don't think Python can ever beat
> carefully coded C for running speed, but it can and should aim for
> parity with compiled Lisp.
But common lisp compilers often beat C compilers in speed for similar
tasks
of moderate complexity. In particular, CMUCL beats GCC in numerical
computations.
Davi
> Is there a way around this problem?
put
import sys
sys.setdefaultencoding('UTF-8')
into sitecustomize.py in the top level of your PYTHONPATH .
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in current Python
are far from being on the level a modern programming language (such as
Common Lisp, for example) demands.
David Tolpin
http://davidashen.net/
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> Is it possible to create own statements, such that it would be
possible to do:
>
> printDebug "test"
>
> ?
This question is well addressed in a neighbour group comp.lang.lisp .
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