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In order to reduce development time of my Python based web application, I am trying to use reload() for the modules I have recently modified. The reload() happens through a dedicated web page (part of the development version of the web app) which lists...
Started by Shailesh Kumar on
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You might want to take a look at Ian Bicking's Paste reloader module, which does what you want find_modules(module, all_mods = None): if all_mods is None: all_mods = set([module]) for item_name in dir(module): item =....
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I have a multi-module Maven project with a parent project P and three sub-modules A, B, and C. Both B and C are war projects and both depend on A. I can type "mvn compile" in P and have all of the sub-modules properly compiled. The problem comes when ...
Started by Brian Ferris on
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It's also worthwhile mentioning need to compile/package the sub-module (B) and Maven will take the already packaged and installed.
module project with an aggregator pom to build a set of projects.
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I have a php setting that can only be changed in the ini file. I can't change this setting in the global php.ini due to conflicts, so I'll need to have this user specific. Can this be done if php is ran as a module? Or must I change php run as a cgi?
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Started by SeanDowney on
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For the CGI and CLI.
That said any module versions of PHP, this happens only once when the web server is started.
A separate php.ini when using PHP as an Apache module, only when using PHP as a CGI.
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I am thinking it is a best practice to declare them as static, as it makes them invisible outside of the module.
What are your thoughts on this?
Started by EvilTeach on
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If by 'module' you just mean a CPP file, you could just place the declaration and the definition.
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I know this does not sound Pythonic, but bear with me for a second.
I am writing a module that depends on some external closed-source module. That module needs to get instantiated to be used (using module.create()).
My module attempts to figure out if...
Started by Michalis Avraam on
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Def find_instance(cls): for modname in sys.modules: module=sys.modules[modname] for value in vars....
Create my_extmod.py :
import extmod through all modules in sys.modules .
Suppose the external closed-sourced module is called extmod .
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I need to make one function in a module platform-independent by offering several implementations, without changing any files that import it. The following works:
do_it = getattr(__import__(__name__), "do_on_" + sys.platform)
...but breaks if the module...
Started by vanity on
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module doesn't support this system")
Use globals()['do_on_' + platform] instead of the getattr call a platform specific instance of an class you should look into the Factory Pattern: link text
Dive.
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I'm tasked with replicating a production environment to create many test/sit environments.
One of the things I need to do is build up Perl, with all the modules which have been installed (including internal and external modules) over the years. I could...
Started by Matthew Watson on
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A specific distribution by referencing a path to a tarball (relative to the top of the CPAN tree.
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Hi all,
If i enter a website link in a text box and submit it i need to get that specific website details. Similarly like facebook LINK module?
Any help will be thankful
Thanks in advance
Fero
Started by Fero on
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With....
I would recomment to use a framework like jQuery.
Then the AJAX can return details about the website back to the form .
When the user enters a valid link on the text box, AJAX request back to your website to crawl the requested website for details .
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For a Perl porting project I am using ActiveState's Komodo IDE 5.1
For external reasons, the xyz.pm modules reside in a different directory tree. By adding a PERL5LIB=<> under the "environemt" tab of the debu/run dialog, I can show Komodo/Perl how...
Started by lexu on
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For Komodo IDE 5.0.1:
Project (top menu bar) -> -> Properties -> Languages (left menu) -> Perl
This will allow you to add "Additional Perl... .
It just adds ../lib to @INC.
I have put a use lib qw'../lib'; to get Komodo to highlight correctly .
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Just out of interest , is it possible to call a C module from a java module ? If so , how to do that ?
Started by trinity on
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Some operating system specific operations cannot.
Than an equivalently well-written Java version.
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