On Sat, Sep 29, 2007 at 12:05:26PM -0700, thebjorn wrote:
> Ok, if you want a single RE... How about:
>...
> r = re.compile(r'''
> (?:href=['"][^#]+[#]([^"']+)["'])
> | (?:name=['"]?([^'">]+))
> ''', re.IGNORECASE | re.MULTILINE | re.DOTALL | re.VERBOSE)
maybe a little bit easier to
ot;, data)
>>> m.start(), m.end()
(1024, 1296)
or even bigger:
>>> data = "-" * 1024 + "l" * 2048+ "*" * 1024
>>> m = re.search("l{2048}", data)
>>> m.start(), m.end()
(1024, 3072)
so i dont think you are hitting an re matching limit.
could you post your searchPattern?
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On Mon, Oct 01, 2007 at 08:33:28PM +0200, Florian Schmidt wrote:
> could you post your searchPattern?
sorry. now i see you already posted your search pattern!:)
r".{272}"
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can again create a set from this list:
>>> set(map(lambda cv: len(set(cv[1])), im.getcolors()))
set([1])
so "im" is an grayscale image even though it has three channels.
this method does not always work:
- with indexed image data,
- with another definition/understanding of "gray" pixels
but maybe PIL can help you anyway!
flo.
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, my_config.db_user...)
so you can always call read_config() to re-read the configuration and have
all python features in that config file. (additionally you can catch
exceptions and check the config files' mtime if it has changed...)
that way py2exe won't care about your
