Python Archives (1993): __name__ of a module # __name__ of a module Thu, 11 Nov 1993 12:57:03 -0500 - Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] - Next message: [email protected]: "Re: __name__ of a module" - Previous message: Steven D. Majewski: "REAL UGLY KLUDGE to replace and import modules (almost) transparently" - Next in thread: [email protected]: "Re: __name__ of a module" "module.__name__" contains the name string of < module 'module' > but it doesn't seem to be
# Making Pictures Worth 1000 Words In Python In a previous post, I showed how you could upload images into a Discord server from Python ; leveraging the popular chat platform to simplify things like remote monitoring and push notifications on mobile devices. As an example, I showed an automatically generated image containing the statistics for my Battlefield 1 platoon which gets pushed to member’s devices on a weekly basis. Automatically generated stats posted to Discord The generation of that image was
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- pickle and cPickle – Python object serialization - Importing - Encoding and Decoding Data in Strings - Working with Streams - Problems Reconstructing Objects - Circular References Previous: gdbm – GNU’s version of the dbm library Next: shelve – Persistent storage of arbitrary Python objects # pickle and cPickle – Python object serialization ¶ Purpose: Python object serialization Available In: pickle at least 1.4, cPickle 1.5 The pickle module implements an algorithm for turning an arbitrary
[Twisted-Python] Perspective broker remote calls to multiple servers seem to run sequentially Johann Borck johann.borck at densedata.com Fri Jul 3 05:52:37 MDT 2009 Previous message (by thread): [Twisted-Python] Perspective broker remote calls to multiple servers seem to run sequentially Next message (by thread): [Twisted-Python] Perspective broker remote calls to multiple servers seem to run sequentially Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Sean Hollingsworth wrote: > Let me start
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# Python 3.15: (Or, How Python is Slowly Becoming Perl) Credit: Professor Edward Emerson Barnard at Yerkes Observatory, in Williams Bay, Wisconsin., Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Here we go again. The tech sphere is buzzing, Medium articles are dropping, and the Python community is collectively celebrating the “revolutionary” features coming in Python 3.15. I read through the latest feature announcements, and as someone who has spent over four decades in IT, 3 of them writing Perl code, I couldn
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python/cpython: Running python REPL under another program + Ctrl-C results in an exception traceback Gray 大佬已排查到关键之处： As I mentioned, kernel forbids background processes to call tcsetattr(TCSADRAIN), so the following syscall for sure failed: 1 20:18:26 ioctl(3, TCGETS, ...}) = -1 EIO (Input/output error) <0.000007> 但但但是，我确实不知道内核会有如