I want to call some function from my program and just pass it a
commandline. It should parse the commandline and return back a list of
parsed arguments (just like the sys.argv list)
Example:
foo.parse_cmdline("/usr/bin/foorun -v -d -h")
==> ['/usr/bin/foorun', '-v', '-d','-h']
Any suggestions on
Hi,
I am getting deadlocks (backtrace pasted below) after a while at,
presumably, a socket.getfqdn() call in a child process .
Fwiw: This child process is created as the result of a pyro call to a
Pyro object.
Any ideas why this is happening?
Thanks. Regards,
Vikram
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Machine info:
Linux ab
We process a lot of messages in a file based on some regex pattern(s)
we have in a db.
If I compile the regex using re.I, the processing time is substantially
more than if I
don't i.e using re.I is slow.
However, more surprisingly, if we do something on the lines of :
s =
s = s.lower()
t = dict(
