Hi,
I'm trying to use an egg packages (pyOpenGL) as a "normal
package" (by unzipping the egg into a directory).
Generally this seems to work fine, except one init-step is missing.
>From setuptools I got the pkg_resources.py file.
But now the package is not properly initialized, because
iter_entry
Hi!
I was surprised when I did a google-groups search for python,
(
http://groups.google.com/groups/search?q=python&qt_s=Search+Groups
)
it shows these groups:
comp.lang.python with about 11000 users,
and second,
Django users
Discussion group for Django users. Django is a high-level Python
Web ..
Are there PyOpenGL 2.0 (I guess 2.0.1.09 is goood) binaries available
for Python 2.5 ? Anywhere ?
Thanks for the reply
-Sebastian Haase
On Oct 1, 11:49 am, Carl Banks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Oct 1, 4:04 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi,
> > I am distributing a package with a
Hi,
I am distributing a package with a precompiled collection of modules
and packages useful for Python based medical/biological/astronomical
image analysis and algorithm development. (Codename: Priithon).
For Priithon I put all modules/packages in a simple / single directory
(tree) including one s
Hi,
I have ordered a new Athlon64 PC running linux x86_64.
I'm using Pyro to communicate between python programs running on
different machines.
I know that, because Pyro's communication is based on pickle, that the
different machines have to run the same Python (major) version: that
is, it did not
Thank you very much, Magnus !
This is the answer I had been waiting for:
> A problem as I see it today, is that this behaviour is
> not actively encouraged. The tutorial, which is maintained
> and updated, still describes old style classes, and the
> old division behaviour.
My main point was/is:
Thanks for the replies,
But to point out what the subject of this thread is (sorry for the typo
;-) :
There is a PEP (proposal 238) to change Python so that
5/2 WOULD do the true division -- and obviously break lots of code.
Just type this in your python interpeter:
>>> from __future__ import
Hi,
Is it true that that "Python 3000" is dead ?
Honestly I think that e.g. changing 5/2 to be 2.5 (instead of 2) would
just break to much code :-(
On the otherhand I'm using Python as "Matlab replacement" and would
generally like 5/2 ==2.5
So, I was contemplating to default all my modules/script
Hi,
I have a series of images (either from numarray or from PIL)
After googling if read something about pyMedia...
Can I create an AVI movie from my images with that ? How about
quicktime ?
Thanks,
Sebastian Haase
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Does that mean PyOpenGL is based on ctypes ?
I thought is was using SWIG ?
And on that note: I have some (old) SWIG typemaps for numarray arrays
that I'm using for many years.
I was always wondering how difficult it would be for me to add them
into PyOpenGL ?
So far I'm just using my own (one !)
OK,
point taken - maybe what threw me off was the simple fact that there
CAN be NO "ONE standard/default SQL package".
As a newbie in sql I was hoping to find something like e.g. the socket
module (one size fits all)
So: Maybe this could be explained on the "Database Modules" page.
(and again: jus
This was my point though: I found the *description* - but no wordon
WHICH implementation to get WHERE ?
Don't get me wrong - I like Python and I will stick to it for some time
to come ...
but WHY are the places to get those SQL implementations not better
marked:
Just try to google for "python sql"
Hi,
I thought I would quickly write a
"SELECT * FROM ... " line in python ...
... but then I was suprised to find that the only "official" web page I
found was mainly linking to the PEP on HOW the DB API2.0 should look
like.
Then there is a choice of maybe ten modules which more or less all
claim t
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