Should I add an RFE to SourceForge too? I'd like a wide audience in case
someone has enough experience to comment or is solving the same problem.
I'm using the urwid library which uses curses. On my system (Mac OS 10.3.7)
I specifically have ncurses. The programs I'm running turn off echoing an
Here are two functions.
def invert_dict_to_lists(dict):
lists = {}
for key in dict:
value = dict[key]
if not value in lists:
lists[value] = [key]
else:
lists[value].append(key)
return lists
def invert_list_to_lists(list):
lists = {}
Can I add my own subpackages to modules that are written in C?
I've put /Users/dpeschel/lib/python into my PYTHONPATH variable.
Inside there, I've created a termios directory, and inside termios
I've created __init__.py and signals.py. Now "import termios.signals"
works, but "import termios" only
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Alex Martelli wrote:
>Derek Peschel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> They are the same except for the expression in "for key in ...". Can they
>> be combined into one function? How can I determine if the argument is
>
>Th
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Peter Otten wrote:
>Instead of the (unreliable) introspection approach you could let the client
>code decide:
See my reply to Alex Martelli's post, where I explain my original desire
for one function that works with a wide variety of present and future
object types
