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Are there huge differences in OpenGL 3.x vs 2.x? Is it waste of time learning OpenGL 2.x or are they both following the same concept? I think i read somewhere that 2.x was state based and that 3.x was not, is that correct?
Started by Per Arneng on
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I did a little OpenGL work a few months ago, and while I don't remember the version I was programming to, I can tell you that it's the concepts... .
NeHe's tutorials are a good place to start.
Learn whatever has the most learning materials written about it .
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Is Firefox 3.x slower to startup than Firefox 2.x or is it just me?
Started by Supertux on
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Which one is the newest install? Did you have 3.X for a while and it slowed down, leading you to test 2.X?
If so, 2.X will naturally be faster, since.
All depends.
Seriously.
It's just you.
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I'm running windows and the shell/os automatically runs python based on the registry settings when you run a program on the command line. Will this break if I install a 2.x and 3.x version of python on the same machine?
I want to play with 3.0 while still...
Started by minty on
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Remember to restart your command prompt to use the new PATH settings .
So if you point to the correct version on your PATH you will use that .
As far as I know Python runs off of the commandline using the PATH variable as opposed to a registry setting .
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I have a large infrastructure that is written in Python 2.6, and I recently took a stab at porting to 3.1 (was much smoother than I expected) despite the lack of backwards compatibility.
I eventually want to integrate some of this Python code with a lot...
Started by Uri on
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IOW, port to 3.x in a way so that the code remains compatible with 2.x.
I would expect cycle, it could be a while....
For your code, I recommend to keep it in 2.x changes).
Jython will not support Python 3.x in the near future.
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I have a large application that uses EJB 2.x entity beans (BMP). This is well-known to be a horrible persistence strategy (I can elaborate if necessary).
I'd like to start migrating this application to use a much more expressive, transparent, and non-...
Started by Andrew Swan on
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Do your Hibernate work within....
Frankly I would recommend that if you adopt Hibernate, drop the Entity beans entirely .
Hibernate caches stuff, and that might get in the way .
I guess the thing to really be careful with is working with the Hibernate sessions .
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I'm a PhD student and use Python to write the code I use for my research. My workflow often consists of making a small change to the code, running the program, seeing whether the results improved, and repeating the process. Because of this, I find myself...
Started by Colin on
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This article....
The were definitely performance issues in Python 3.0, but they were largely resolved in Python 3.1 .
I can't answer the root of your question, but if you read anything regarding the sluggish performance of the io module please disregard it .
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I read dive into python for Python 2.x but is there any e-books for Python 3.x?
Started by Lennie on
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If you are new to python and trying to learn the language I'd recommend you stick with the 2.x versions.
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It seems they all on Python 2.x.
(Actually I want a more widely-used engine that has Python 3.x support.)
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Http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2010/2/10....
Just released Jinja 2.3 has experimental support for Python 3 .
The first search result is the templating wiki page ; which includes at least one templating engine which says it works on Python 2.4, 2.5, 2.6 and 3.0 .
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When will be Python 3.x ready for serious production? I'm thinking mainly in web apps. I have been programming with the 3.x using only the "batteries included" and all works just fine, but I am forced to go back to 2.x when I have to make any serious ...
Started by cpicada on
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Of code for python 2.x, 2.x branch is well maintained and python 3.x doesn't provide super-features the libraries/systems you need for your development are going to be ported to 3.x
You'll need to look they won't be supporting....
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Hello
I've got a webpage css (with some !important rules) which overrides and completely desctroys the CKEditor 3 style.
That happens because CKEditor now embeds the buttons in div/tables inside the host page and only the rich textarea in an iframe. The...
Started by cherouvim on
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Was the root iframe removed in 3.x for performance....
Previously (2.x) this wasn't a problem by default.
I'm working on migrating the fckeditor 2.x to ckeditor 3.x in an in house build CMS witch works where it's not usable).
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