programming in the twenty-first century It's not about technology for its own sake. It's about being able to implement your ideas. Erlang vs. Unintentionally Purely Functional Python Here's a little Python function that should be easy to figure out, even if you don't know Python: def make_filename(path): return path.lower() + ".jpg" I want to walk through what's going on behind the scenes when this function executes. There is, of course, a whole layer of interpreting opcodes and pushing and popping paramete
IC Python API:RLPy RIHikEffectorComponent From Reallusion Wiki! Jump to: navigation , search Contents 1 Description 1.1 Inheritance 2 Related Enumerations 3 Member Functions 3.1 SetActive ( self, eEffector, eType, bActive ) 3.2 GetActive ( self, eEffector, eType ) 3.3 SetLock ( self, eEffector, eType, bLock ) 3.4 GetLock ( self, eEffector, eType ) 3.5 SetPosition ( self, eEffector, kPosition ) 3.6 SetPosition ( self, eEffector, kWorldMatrix, bRotateActive, bTranslateActive ) 3.9 SetBodyWeight ( self, fWeigh
In Python, you can set most request timeouts w/ socket.setdefaulttimeout(). In recent versions, urllib2 has also added a timeout field to urllib2.urlopen(). So far so good, right? Unfortunately, while these work fine when looking up IPs or domains in /etc/hosts, this fails miserable when queryi
# Python's SOABI tag vs PLISTs - To: tech-pkg%NetBSD.org@localhost - Subject: Python's SOABI tag vs PLISTs - From: Tobias Nygren < tnn%NetBSD.org@localhost > - Date: Fri, 2 May 2025 16:17:36 +0200 Hi, So I fell into a bit of a rabbit hole trying to fix PLIST issues in some python extensions. When a module does not use the "limited" ABI (abi3) it may install it's module named according to EXTENSION_SUFFIXES[0] which leads to PLIST problems. >>> import importlib # NetBSD >>> importlib.machinery.EXTENSION_SU
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[python] set rpath in setup.cfg dtk dtk at gmx.de Wed Oct 12 23:12:03 PDT 2011 Previous message: [python] set rpath in setup.cfg Next message: [python] set rpath in setup.cfg Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Hey alip, On Wed, 12 Oct 2011 18:30:51 +0300, Ali Polatel < polatel at gmail.com > wrote: > On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 04:55:30PM +0200, dtk wrote: >>/me dislikes LD_LIBRARY_PATH :/ > > May I ask why you dislike LD_LIBRARY_PATH? in my experience, it tends to cause awkward side
Hi, I put together a Python MCP server that connects to a local SWI-Prolog instance, enabling standardized tool integration for agentic workflows. This allows MCP clients (e.g., LLMs) to: Autodetect Prolog tools (sta
Hi guys, Maybe you can help with something: My devices use the Python SDK to set the environment variables they need themselves. After downloading their individual configuration from our backend they use the “resin.mod