I have applied for and received approval for a Sourceforge project.
It's rather barebones at the moment, but the important part is a
public Subversion server is now available. See
https://pyzfs.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/pyzfs/trunk .
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 12:04, Jonathan Hogg
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On 14 Jul 2008, at 16:07, Will Murnane wrote:
> As long as I'm composing an email, I might as well mention that I had
> forgotten to mention Swig as a dependency (d'oh!). I now have a
> mention of it on the page, and a spec file that can be built using
> pkgtool. If you tried this before and gav
As long as I'm composing an email, I might as well mention that I had
forgotten to mention Swig as a dependency (d'oh!). I now have a
mention of it on the page, and a spec file that can be built using
pkgtool. If you tried this before and gave up because of a missing
package, please give it anoth
Hi
I had a quick look. Looks great!
A suggestion - From given example, I think API could be made more "pythonic".
Python is dynamically typed and properties can be dynamically looked up too.
Thus, instead of prop_get_* we can have -
1. prop() : generic function, returning "typed" arguments. Th
I've put together some Python/Swig/C++ code that allows Python
programs to interface directly with libzfs. It works fairly well: you
can open filesystems and pools, retrieve properties, iterate over
filesystems using a Python function instead of a C one, things throw
exceptions properly, and it wo
