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Re: Produce .pyc without execution
by François Pinard Nov. 1, 1999

Nov. 1, 1999

"Adrian Eyre" <a.eyre(a)optichrome.com> writes: > > Is there a way to compile a module without executing it? Just check syntax > > and produce the .pyc file? > See Lib/compileall.py For one of my Python projects (I begin to have a few :-), I get this done through my various `Makefile.am' files, with an `install-data-hook' goal. Let me share an example with you. Below, I include `configure.in', the top-level `Makefile.am', then `src/Makefile.am'. I do not include `lib/Makefile.am': it is bigger than the `src/' one and brings nothing new. Finally, I include `src/GNUmakefile', which I planted in the `src/' directory of the distribution hierarchy, by opposition of the build hierarchy. I have a similar `lib/GNUmakefile'. These special files do not get distributed, but they are very convenient for me. My build hierarchy is `local/' under the top-level, and after I modified a few Python files, I just do `C-c C' in Emacs, which is my own binding for `M-x compile', right from any source window, to save, install and recompile in one blow. However, I could not decently propose this scheme for integration in Automake, and that makes it a bit unsatisfactory. It would be nicer, for example, if `src/*.py' files were recompiled into the `src/' build hierarchy from the `src/' distribution hierarchy, and then installed from there. But `compileall' wants to install compiled files next to sources in the same directory, which is a bit inconvenient. Any simple solution? -- François Pinard http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~pinard

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HTMLParser
by Edward Muller Nov. 1, 1999

Nov. 1, 1999

Does anyone have any sample code for the htmllib/HTMLParser library?

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Nov. 1, 1999

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multiline prototyping on command line
by eric＠fruitcom.com Nov. 1, 1999

Nov. 1, 1999

Hi I am am a perl programmer looking at Python and would like to know whether it is possible on the command line to test algorithms like I do in perl thusly: perl -e '$r="de";if ($r eq "whatever" or "de") {print "a match\n"} -- Eric Smith eric(a)fruitcom.com www.fruitcom.com

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Audio Mixer for Win32
by shdr Nov. 1, 1999

Nov. 1, 1999

Hi, I've just started trying to figure out all of the win32api calls in python but no I haven't been able to find any references to changing the audio mixer settings. All I want to be able to do is have a python script that changes the volume levels under Windows NT. On a similar note, I'd like to be able to record off of line-in with python. If anyone has any experience or expertise to share with me I would be very greatful... thanks, alex.. grenaria(a)asu.edu

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Python 1.5.2 RPM for LinuxPPC?
by phil＠filsa.net Nov. 1, 1999

Nov. 1, 1999

Hello-- I'm looking for an rpm for Python 1.5.2/LinuxPPC... does anyone have one? Thanks in advance, Phil at filsa dot net. Python Newbie Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.

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newbie has ftp question
by holland＠voicenet.com Nov. 1, 1999

Nov. 1, 1999

When using ftplib.py on a linux box I am unable to establish a connection with the host after establishing a connection with ppp dial-up. The error I get is: ... ... ftplib.py line 117 in connect self.sock.connect(self.host,self.port) socket error: host not found When I try the same code on a windows box it works fine. Any help would be appreciated. JIm

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