The Shape of Code About Archive Posts Tagged ‘Python’ Distribution of method chains in Java and Python October 26, 2025 Derek Jones No comments Some languages support three different ways of organizing a sequence of functions/methods, with calls taking as their first argument the value returned by the immediately prior call. For instance, Java supports the following possibilities: r1=f1(val); r2=f2(r1); r3=f3(r2); // Sequential calls r3=f3(f2(f1(val))); // Nested calls, read right to left r3=val.f1().f2

# 12 years of Python and only at v2.2 Bruce Hoult bruce at hoult.org Wed Jan 1 02:19:07 EST 2003 - Previous message (by thread): IDLE on Windows and Linux - Next message (by thread): No macros in Python - Messages sorted by: - [ date ] - [ thread ] - [ subject ] - [ author ] In article < vtiquukeckhj0sfj3rs7epncerduhnc2js at 4ax.com >, Manuel M. Garcia < mgarcia at cole-switches.com > wrote: > I think Linux, Python, GCC have relatively low version numbers > considering their age and that none of them ar

[mod_python] problem w/ authen handler Bud P. Bruegger bud at comune.grosseto.it Mon May 23 05:34:17 EDT 2005 Previous message: [mod_python] problem w/ authen handler Next message: [mod_python] problem w/ authen handler Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] At 17.44 21/05/2005 +1000, Graham Dumpleton wrote: >See if mod_ssl sticks anything in "req.notes" or "req.connection.notes" table >objects which is useful. Hmm. I tried in the default handler and the fixup one and neither notes n

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Factory Method pattern in Python. Full code example in Python with detailed comments and explanation. Factory method is a creational design pattern which solves the problem of creating product objects without specifying their concrete classes

Skip to main content CRAIG KERSTIENS Category: Python To all categories Fixing Database Connections in Django If you’re looking to get better performance from your Django apps you can check out Pro Django , PostgreSQL High Performance , or read some my earlier posts on Postgres Performance . All of these are of course good things to do – you can also start by correcting an incredibly common but also painful performance issue, that until 1.6 is unaddressed in Django. Django’s current default behavior

Speeding Up Global Variable Access in Python Here is a summary of some of the proposals on the table. I drew some diagrams of a test case to force myself to work out the details of each proposal, and to attempt to illuminate them for discussion. Except for the "guido2b" images, each diagram shows the state of things after "import spam". Jeremy 1: the dlict scheme Jeremy's description small GIF big TIFF Illustrator file Guido 1: the original cellptr/objptr scheme Guido's description small GIF big TIFF Illust

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[Twisted-Python] HTTP/2 and Twisted Cory Benfield cory at lukasa.co.uk Thu Nov 12 03:46:03 MST 2015 Previous message (by thread): [Twisted-Python] HTTP/2 and Twisted Next message (by thread): [Twisted-Python] HTTP/2 and Twisted Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] > On 12 Nov 2015, at 06:04, Glyph Lefkowitz < glyph at twistedmatrix.com > wrote: > Creating this dependency loop (twisted->txh2->(twisted->txh2->..., h2)) seems potentially problematic, and maybe more trouble than it's w

The CrateDB Python client library provides full access to the powerful blob storage capabilities of your CrateDB cluster. Get a blob container: The first thing you will need to do is connect to CrateDB. Follow the instructions in the connection document for more detailed information. For the sake