One bug in the dialog box handling in pydoc.el was corrected, so a new release, V01.02 was
made. Get it at the same location as in the prior announcement, www.deepware.com/pub/python.
Note that you must go directly to this subdirectory, there are no links yet (nor content)
on the home page.
Regards,
Bob
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The latest version of SOAP.py (a SOAP implementation in written in Python),
was released today.
Check out it's interop matrix : http://www.actzero.com/soap/interop.html
(more servers, more successes)
or download it : http://www.actzero.com/soap/SOAPpy.html
Comments, feedback, patches, etc... very welcome.
Changes since last version:
VERSION 0.8 (4/23/01)
- Added more types
- Early multi-referencing support (Parser)
- Reorganized the parser, much cleaner now
- Preserve whitepsace in strings (per the standard)
- Full XML attribute support (Parser/Builder)
- Object (de)serialization now maintains element order
- Fixed the zero-length array problem
- Made indentation uniform (spaces not tabs)
- Made Header and Body work more like real structs
- Changed the parseSOAP api, now returns the body structure,
instead of a list of body elements
- Changed the soapaction and namespaces for the interop server
- New silabclient options
- Initial encoding support
I've just uploaded a win32 binary for Python 2.1 of wxPython 2.2.5. I'll do
the RPMs soon, probably by tomorrow.
You can get it directly from this link, or via the download page on the
wxPython website.
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/wxpython/wxPython-2.2.5-Py21.EXE
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I'm pleased to announce the first public release of my Tagged Message
Delivery Agent (TMDA).
TMDA is an OSI certified Python application for qmail systems designed
to significantly reduce (or eliminate) the amount of SPAM/UCE you
receive by using unique, cryptographically enhanced (called tagged)
e-mail addresses. TMDA can both filter your incoming e-mail, and tag
your outgoing address.
For complete information, visit the TMDA homepage:
<URL:http://tmda.sourceforge.net/>
As a teaser, TMDA has reduced my influx of SPAM from 500+
junk-messages per month down to only 1-3.
Enjoy,
Jason R. Mastaler (jason(a)mastaler.com)
<P><A HREF="http://tmda.sourceforge.net">TMDA 0.01</A> -
A qmail-based anti-SPAM system. (23-Apr-2001)
This package provides ready access to Python documentation throughout
an emacs editing session. The README for the package is included below.
It is licensed under the same terms as Python. The package necessitated
changes to python-mode.el, so the updated version of that code is included
as well.
Follow the installation instructions in the pydoc.el to ensure the
package works properly for you. You can download the code via
http from: www.deepware.com/pub/python/. I hope this speeds your
Python development even further.
Enjoy,
Bob
# SUMMARY: README for pydoc.el emacs interface to Python pydoc.
#
# AUTHOR: Bob Weiner
# ORG: Deepware
#
# ORIG-DATE: 23-Apr-01 at 00:03:37
# LAST-MOD: 23-Apr-01 at 00:16:15 by Bob Weiner
#
# Copyright (C) 2001 Bob Weiner
# Licensed under the Python license version 2.0 or higher.
#
# DESCRIPTION:
pydoc.el is an Emacs/XEmacs/InfoDock interface to the Python pydoc system.
It provides convenient integration with powerful programming editors,
speeding both Python learning and day-to-day access of reference
documentation while programming.
For installation information, see the DESCRIPTION section in "pydoc.el".
----
pydoc.el adds one new global key binding, {C-c M-h} (pydoc-commands) which
displays a menu of commands for interacting with pydoc. It is global so
you may examine Python documentation whenever needed, regardless of whether
you have a Python code buffer on screen.
The following commands are available, each invoked by typing the first
character of the command name when prompted with the menu.
A)propos <term> - list modules/packages with <term> in their first line doc strings
H)elp <term> - display doc for name <term> or string literal '<term>'
K)eyword <keyword> - with completion, display doc for a Python <keyword>
M)odule <name> - with completion, display doc for a Python module <name>
P)ackage <name> - with completion, display doc for a Python package <name>
T)opic <topic> - with completion, display Python reference doc for <topic>
X)ref <term> - with completion, display doc for a pydoc cross-reference
within a Python reference manual section
? - show the above help
C-g - abort from menu
# DESCRIP-END.
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Not only did the last announcement contain errors, so did the package.
<sigh> Here an updated announcement, use these ones instead of the 2.1-3
version. IDLE now works as well.
If anyone wants to contribute to this project, I have a few ideas on how to
make an RPM verification tool. ;-)
Sean
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Through a quirk in RPM, the 2.1-2 RPMs still had pymalloc enabled.
I've added some work-arounds to resolve this. Thanks to Ron Bickers
for pointing it out (and to Kevin Fenzi for the GHz Athlon box on which
I did a few dozen builds to come up with the work-around ;-).
Also new in this version is the "tools" sub-package, including the contents
of the "Tools" directory, and IDLE can be run via "/usr/bin/idle".
Thanks to Jason R. Mastaler for the -tools suggestion.
You can find the SRPM at:
ftp://ftp.tummy.com/pub/tummy/RPMS/SRPMS/python2-2.1-4.src.rpm
And binaries for RedHat/KRUD 7.0 at:
ftp://ftp.tummy.com/pub/tummy/RPMS/binaries-KRUD-7.0-i386/
where you'll find the packages:
python2-2.1-4.i386.rpm
python2-devel-2.1-4.i386.rpm
python2-tkinter-2.1-4.i386.rpm
python2-tools-2.1-4.i386.rpm
NOTE: There are also "python-*" versions of these packages, which are
configured to install "/usr/bin/python" instead of "/usr/bin/python2".
Only pick up one of the "python2-*" or "python-*" package sets.
Sean
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Through a quirk in RPM, the 2.1-2 RPMs still had pymalloc enabled. I've
added some work-arounds to resolve this. Thanks to Ron Bickers for
pointing it out (and to Kevin Fenzi for the GHz Athlon box on which I did a
few dozen builds to come up with the work-around ;-).
Also new in this version is the "tools" sub-package, including the contents
of the "Tools" directory. Unfortunately, IDLE isn't yet working in this
RPM. Thanks to Jason R. Mastaler for this suggestion.
You can find the SRPM at:
ftp://ftp.tummy.com/tummy/RPMS/SRPMS/python2-2.1-3.src.rpm
And binaries for RedHat/KRUD 7.0 at:
ftp://ftp.tummy.com/tummy/RPMS/binaries-KRUD-7.0-i386/
where you'll find the packages:
python2-2.1-3.i386.rpm
python2-devel-2.1-3.i386.rpm
python2-tkinter-2.1-3.i386.rpm
python2-tools-2.1-3.i386.rpm
NOTE: There are also "python-*" versions of these packages, which are
configured to install "/usr/bin/python" instead of "/usr/bin/python2".
Only pick up one of the "python2-*" or "python-*" package sets.
Sean
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Why, I commit to numerous CVS projects"
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HI!
I'd like to announce a new release candidate of web2ldap found on
http://www.web2ldap.de/
If there are no real showstoppers found in 0.9.0rc1 this will be
almost the final release 0.9.0 which is scheduled for 2001-05-10.
Ciao, Michael.
What is it:
The Sybase module provides a Python interface to the Sybase relational
database system. The Sybase package supports almost all of the Python
Database API, version 2.0 with extensions.
The module works with Python versions 1.5.2 and later and Sybase
versions 11.0.3 and later. It is based on the Sybase Client Library
(ct_* API), and the Bulk-Library Client (blk_* API) interfaces.
Changes:
- A refcount leak in the exception code was found and fixed by Chad
Lester
Where can you get it:
http://www.object-craft.com.au/projects/sybase/
- Dave
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