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Starting: Fri Nov 1 00:25:19 EST 2002
Ending: Sat Nov 30 23:48:42 EST 2002
Messages: 4341

• PyQwt   Jim
• could python serve web scripts ?   dsavitsk
• Python-based browser plugins?   Roman Suzi
• Wrapping a .dll under windows with SWIG   Ben C
• Python 2.1, COM (Excel), and Threads...   dsavitsk
• Global variable visibility   Aahz
• PyQwt   Chris Kassopulo
• Global variable visibility   David LeBlanc
• how to use smtp starttls() encryption?   Xu, C.S.
• How to use new email package to read a mailbox?   Erno Kuusela
• Successfully Compiling 2.2.2 w/Tkinter under OS X   Brian Lenihan
• Combining Python/Tk & Tcl/Tk   Scott Smedley
• Python-based browser plugins?   Neil Hodgson
• problems with shell environment in os.system calls   Tim Roberts
• MS Windows + Python + VTK -- how to install?   Slawus
• how to use smtp starttls() encryption?   Gerhard =?unknown-8bit?Q?H=E4ring?=
• Protect Python Source   hope
• urllib2 network access denied   Nicholas Yue
• Protect Python Source   Alex Martelli
• Classes question   Duncan Booth
• Protect Python Source   Gerson Kurz
• Combining Python/Tk & Tcl/Tk   Martin v. Löwis
• py2exe and COM32   x-herbert
• Protect Python Source   Christian Tismer
• Using descriptors   Mike C. Fletcher
• Why does database.keys() method fail in shelve?   TuxTrax
• relational tools?   Eddie Corns
• problem with calendar   Roman Suzi
• Protect Python Source   TuxTrax
• problem with calendar   Jørgen Cederberg
• MySQL + Python.   Ingo Linkweiler
• MySQL + Python.   Ingo Linkweiler
• What the heck has happened to PythonWin???   Anthony Baxter
• Protect Python Source   David Brown
• Regular exp matching delimited string excepting trailing delimiters?   Chermside, Michael
• Regular exp matching delimited string excepting trailing delimiters?   Jeff Kowalczyk
• What the heck has happened to PythonWin???   Robin Munn
• Global variable visibility   Aahz
• could python serve web scripts ?   Uwe Schmitt
• problem with calendar   Roman Suzi
• Regex recursion error example.   Yin
• Wrapping a .dll under windows with SWIG   Leazen
• ActivePython 2.2.1   pu
• ActivePython 2.2.1   Rhymes
• could python serve web scripts ?   Uwe Schmitt
• multiple embedded python interpreter instances in a *single*threaded application   Jan Boelsche
• Regex recursion error example.   Harvey Thomas
• Protect Python Source   Armin Steinhoff
• PyQwt   Mark
• python bulletin board software   Jacob Smullyan
• Wrapping a .dll under windows with SWIG   Pete Shinners
• could python serve web scripts ?   dsavitsk
• Protect Python Source   dsavitsk
• Sending null byte to serial port in Windows using PySerial?   sundae
• PyQwt   Jim
• Wrapping a .dll under windows with SWIG   Les Schaffer
• Protect Python Source   Lothar Scholz
• ActivePython 2.2.1   Terry Reedy
• mxDateTime install problem - SunOS 5.8 - mxstdlib.h varargs conflicts   Johann Hibschman
• Passing parameters to obj found by path expressions in ZPT?   Jeff Kowalczyk
• Passing parameters to obj found by path expressions in ZPT?   Jeff Kowalczyk
• Macros in Python, and using reg exps to build a scheme interpreter   Ian Bicking
• HTMLgen replacment module   Ian Bicking
• Protect Python Source   Lemniscate
• HTMLgen replacment module   Jacob Smullyan
• Python 2.1, COM (Excel), and Threads...   Stephen
• Combining Python/Tk & Tcl/Tk   Mike Clarkson
• tksteal & tkinter   Mike Clarkson
• Abort in garbage collector in 2.2.2   Christophe
• Sending null byte to serial port in Windows using PySerial?   Chris Liechti
• HTMLgen replacment module   Harry George
• Tkinter in RH8.0   Stuart MacGregor
• HTTP 1.0 or 1.1 ?   A
• HTTP 1.0 or 1.1 ?   Sean 'Shaleh' Perry
• Win32 DDE support documentation?   Syver Enstad
• Abort in garbage collector in 2.2.2   Martin v. Loewis
• HTMLgen replacment module   Magnus Lyckå
• threading questions   Martin v. Loewis
• HTTP 1.0 or 1.1 ?   Martin v. Loewis
• Jython Installer?   Robert Oschler
• Abort in garbage collector in 2.2.2   Neal Norwitz
• Regular exp matching delimited string excepting trailing delimiters?   Bengt Richter
• string.printable unchanged by locale   Magnus Lyckå
• Abort in garbage collector in 2.2.2   Tim Peters
• Textbooks on Perl/Python   Jalab
• Python rulez   Carl Caulkett
• Field in SGML file   Peter Flynn
• ActivePython 2.2.1   Trent Mick
• how to stop a running python command in pywin ide   Chris Liechti
• how to stop a running python command in pywin ide   tagarwal
• Regex recursion error example.   Bengt Richter
• map network drive   Chris Liechti
• map network drive   tagarwal
• how to use smtp starttls() encryption?   Xu, C.S.
• Protect Python Source   Bengt Richter
• tkinter bug? tk bug?   Michael Bakkemo
• Textbooks on Perl/Python   Erik Max Francis
• Protect Python Source   hotjava
• Textbooks on Perl/Python   Cameron Laird
• how to handle DbiRaw instance?   Reiot
• map network drive   Mark Hammond
• Textbooks on Perl/Python   Magnus Lyckå
• Foot in mouth disease   Aahz
• threading questions   Aahz
• Classes question   Aahz
• Textbooks on Perl/Python   Raymond Hettinger
• A challenge from the Mensa Puzzle Calendar   Kevin P. Rice
• threading questions   Oleg Leschov
• Python documentation in DocBook   Milan Zamazal
• Protect Python Source   TuxTrax
• Sending null byte to serial port in Windows using PySerial?   sundae
• Python rulez   Alessandro Bottoni
• Textbooks on Perl/Python   Alessandro Bottoni
• Foot in mouth disease   Sean 'Shaleh' Perry
• Python 2.1, COM (Excel), and Threads...   Adam Karpierz
• Textbooks on Perl/Python   Alex Martelli
• Foot in mouth disease   Boudewijn Rempt
• Sending null byte to serial port in Windows using PySerial?   Chris Liechti
• Wrapping a .dll under windows with SWIG   Ben C
• Textbooks on Perl/Python   Alessandro Bottoni
• HTMLgen replacment module   Walter Dörwald
• Protect Python Source   TuxTrax
• Tkinter in RH8.0   Thomas Korb
• Newbie want Python CGI on Mac OS X10.2   Joe Block
• urllib problem   Rainer Malik
• Using windll with complex data types   Ben C
• Foot in mouth disease   Derek Thomson
• Foot in mouth disease   Skip Montanaro
• Protect Python Source   Christian Tismer
• Using windll with complex data types   Robin Becker
• loggin out automatically   News
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Ronald Oussoren
• loggin out automatically   Cameron Patrick
• Protect Python Source   Ira Baxter
• "Universal Gateway"   Paul Moore
• Foot in mouth disease   Stuart D. Gathman
• Python rulez   Roman Suzi
• Foot in mouth disease   GerritM
• Python rulez   Roman Suzi
• Python 2.2.2 on AIX 4.3.3 / AIX 5.1   pu
• Python 2.2.2 on OS/390 V2R10   pu
• Macros in Python, and using reg exps to build a scheme interpreter   Matthew Knepley
• PyGTK question   Tom
• Jython 2.1 requires JDK 1.2?   Robert Oschler
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Erik Max Francis
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• Foot in mouth disease   Andrew Koenig
• Tkinter in RH8.0   Stuart MacGregor
• Tkinter in RH8.0   RajGopal Srinivasan
• loggin out automatically   trewornan
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Ronald Oussoren
• Tkinnter questions   pu
• Question about using Distutils   Thomas Weholt
• Tkinter in RH8.0   Stuart MacGregor
• Python 2.2.2 on OS/390 V2R10   John Roth
• Tkinnter questions   Rodolphe
• Windows size problem with Tkinter   Rodolphe
• Modifying Kernel Routes?   Michael 'Mickey' Lauer
• tkinter bug? tk bug?   Drew Perttula
• Dict -> Dict -> List -> List data structure help.   Wayne R
• Using windll with complex data types   Ben C
• python -u under cygwin telnet   Mike
• Tkinter File Dialog Question   Steve Zatz
• Python embedded into C#, how?   Brant Harris
• Macros in Python, and using reg exps to build a scheme interpreter   Mike Dean
• Ruby and Python (was Re: Why is Python a good first scripting language?)   Patrick Ellis
• Using windll with complex data types   Neil Hodgson
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Erik Max Francis
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Emile van Sebille
• Python Browser Plugins (summary/proposal)   Terry Hancock
• Python2.1->2.2 broke my thread/signal code?   Hugo van der Merwe
• Python embedded into C#, how?   Brant Harris
• Python 2.2.2 on OS/390 V2R10   pu
• string.printable unchanged by locale   Martin v. Loewis
• Macros in Python, and using reg exps to build a scheme interpreter   Yigal Duppen
• Hi,python-list,let's be friends   python-docs
• get data from a Toplevel when closing it   polux
• Foot in mouth disease   Boudewijn Rempt
• Python 2.2.2 on OS/390 V2R10   John Roth
• Foot in mouth disease   Jay O'Connor
• Python2.1->2.2 broke my thread/signal code?   Martin v. Löwis
• distutils adds a requirement on its own   Boudewijn Rempt
• Foot in mouth disease   Anton Vredegoor
• Protect Python Source   David Brown
• Foot in mouth disease   Aahz
• Foot in mouth disease   Aahz
• __coerce__ called for dict keys?   Aahz
• Foot in mouth disease   Mike C. Fletcher
• how to use smtp starttls() encryption?   Gerhard Häring
• pyqt rules   Rob Hall
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Frans
• Python 2.2.2 on OS/390 V2R10   Alex Martelli
• loggin out automatically   Ken Starks
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Alex Martelli
• pyqt rules   Phil Thompson
• Largeint.h   Andrew Wilkinson
• Foot in mouth disease   Bryan L. Fordham
• Python 2.2.2 on OS/390 V2R10   pu
• get data from a Toplevel when closing it   Fredrik Lundh
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Frans
• Largeint.h   Martin v. Löwis
• Mailing List Problem   Admin
• Book recommendation please   Geoff
• pyqt rules   Boudewijn Rempt
• Book recommendation please   Alex Martelli
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Frans
• __coerce__ called for dict keys?   Paul D. Lusk
• PyGTA next meeting (not quite scheduled)   Peter Hansen
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Peter Hansen
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Peter Hansen
• Book recommendation please   Geoff
• Python 2.2.2 on OS/390 V2R10   Dennis Lee Bieber
• python -u under cygwin telnet   yaipa
• Python embedded into C#, how?   dsavitsk
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Frans
• pyqt rules   Bob X
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Null pointer exception when instantiating Jython interpreter   Robert Oschler
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Alex Martelli
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Numerical & FFT   David Siroky
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Greg Ewing
• Numerical & FFT   Fernando Pérez
• Extending distutils ??   Thomas Weholt
• Extending distutils ??   Martin v. Loewis
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Python 2.2.2 on OS/390 V2R10   John Roth
• pyqt rules   Michael 'Mickey' Lauer
• tkinter bug? tk bug?   Michael Bakkemo
• Foot in mouth disease   Robert Oschler
• pyqt rules   Phil Thompson
• Python 2.2.2 on OS/390 V2R10   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Tkinter problem   Benson Ngai
• Book recommendation please   Bob X
• Using windll with complex data types   Ben C
• pyqt rules   Bob X
• Tkinter problem   Matthew Dixon Cowles
• can't assign value to array element   Joe Heafner
• can't assign value to array element   Roy Smith
• "Universal Gateway"   Mark Hammond
• Foot in mouth disease   Bryan L. Fordham
• file iterators and codecs, a bug?   Greg Aumann
• Foot in mouth disease   Jay O'Connor
• can't assign value to array element   Carl Banks
• Macros in Python, and using reg exps to build a scheme interpreter   Ian Bicking
• import Image vs from PIL import Image vs import PIL.Image   Bengt Richter
• can't assign value to array element   Dennis Lee Bieber
• import Image vs from PIL import Image vs import PIL.Image   Brian Lenihan
• import Image vs from PIL import Image vs import PIL.Image   Bengt Richter
• can't assign value to array element   Terry Reedy
• pyqt rules   Boudewijn Rempt
• Is there a good checksum system for OPENBSD?   John D.
• Is there a good checksum system for OPENBSD?   SirStargazer
• import Image vs from PIL import Image vs import PIL.Image   Bengt Richter
• Is there a good checksum system for OPENBSD?   jsyn
• Tkinter File Dialog Question   Jørgen Cederberg
• Book recommendation please   Alex Martelli
• import Image vs from PIL import Image vs import PIL.Image   Brian Lenihan
• Tkinter disregards font encoding   Hans-Joachim Widmaier
• Tkinter disregards font encoding   Martin v. Löwis
• Is there a good checksum system for OPENBSD?   Carl Banks
• pyqt rules   Phil Thompson
• Field in SGML file   Eric Brunel
• Python documentation in DocBook   Milan Zamazal
• modules share variables without class def   Ulrich Backes
• modules share variables without class def   Alex Martelli
• Foot in mouth disease   Simon Brunning
• Foot in mouth disease   Simon Brunning
• urllib ??   Rainer Malik
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Löwis
• A vision for Parrot   Jay O'Connor
• urllib ??   Alan Kennedy
• Book recommendation please   Bob X
• Examples of SGML parsing with a DTD in Python   Lars Marius Garshol
• Largeint.h   Andrew Wilkinson
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Robin Becker
• Python 2.2.2 on AIX 4.3.3 / AIX 5.1   Gernot Krause
• Python 2.2.2 on AIX 4.3.3 / AIX 5.1   Gernot Krause
• python -u under cygwin telnet   Jason Tishler
• Need simple algorithm for newbie   Jason Tudisco
• Need simple algorithm for newbie   Gerhard Häring
• Extending distutils ??   Thomas Weholt
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Martin v. Löwis
• Need simple algorithm for newbie   Alex Martelli
• Need simple algorithm for newbie   Thomas Weholt
• Dr. Dobb's Python-URL! - weekly Python news and links (Nov 4)   Erik Max Francis
• Tkinter File Dialog Question   Steve Zatz
• Tkinter File Dialog Question   Martin Franklin
• file iterators and codecs, a bug?   Greg Aumann
• Tkinter File Dialog Question   Martin Franklin
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Robin Becker
• PyGTK question   Michael Hudson
• What the heck has happened to PythonWin???   Michael Hudson
• Tkinter File Dialog Question   Jørgen Cederberg
• Is there a good checksum system for OPENBSD?   Marco Peereboom
• Tkinter File Dialog Question   Jeff Epler
• urllib ??   Rainer
• [Dshield] Is there a good checksum system for OPENBSD?   Erwin Fritz
• SSH/SCP   Matthias Huening
• stupid Wing IDE question   animeshk
• urllib ??   Alan Kennedy
• Python2.1->2.2 broke my thread/signal code?   Hugo van der Merwe
• Grupo de debate sobre Python em português.   Mauro
• Foot in mouth disease   Aahz
• Foot in mouth disease   Aahz
• Foot in mouth disease   Simon Brunning
• What the heck has happened to PythonWin???   Tim Peters
• Foot in mouth disease   Simon Brunning
• problem's with strings   Richard Mertens
• Foot in mouth disease   Simon Brunning
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Jacob Smullyan
• problem's with strings   Simon Brunning
• problem's with strings   Andreas Ulbrich
• Book recommendation please   Cameron Laird
• Foot in mouth disease   Sean 'Shaleh' Perry
• problem's with strings   Alex Martelli
• SSH/SCP   Cameron Laird
• Python 2.2.2 on OS/390 V2R10   Cameron Laird
• Tkinter problem   Benson Ngai
• indirect **keyword calls   Wojtek Walczak
• Tkinter problem   Martin Franklin
• Encoding of String   Thomas Guettler
• Encoding of String   Andreas Jung
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Brian Quinlan
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Brian Quinlan
• file iterators and codecs, a bug?   Martin v. Loewis
• Encoding of String   Martin v. Loewis
• stupid Wing IDE question   F. GEIGER
• Book recommendation please   Mel Bohince
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Jacob Smullyan
• Successfully Compiling 2.2.2 w/Tkinter under OS X   Tim Jones
• Need simple algorithm for newbie   Cameron Laird
• MySQLdb and threads   Gillou
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Brian Quinlan
• Null pointer exception when instantiating Jython interpreter   Robert Oschler
• PyXML pickle problem with PyXML0.8.1   Jacob Smullyan
• loggin out automatically   Cameron Laird
• getting status of SHIFT and CTRL key under Python curses   Jonathan P.
• Encoding of String   Oren Tirosh
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Martin v. Löwis
• PyXML pickle problem with PyXML0.8.1   Martin v. Löwis
• Modifying name lookup in console   ffdsfdsfds
• Encoding of String   Fredrik Lundh
• Tkinter problem   Sean Ross
• win32com / Dispatch   Paul.Casteels at ua.ac.be
• pyqt rules   GerritM
• Parsing & question about usages off classes!   Chermside, Michael
• [mac] Synopsis on OS X   Paul-Michael Agapow
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Robin Becker
• Dict -> Dict -> List -> List data structure help.   Manuel M. Garcia
• Python 2.2.2 on AIX 4.3.3 / AIX 5.1   pu
• Adding ftputil to the Python distribution?   Stefan Schwarzer
• wxPython style question   Gary Pajer
• parenthesis   Michele Simionato
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Brian Quinlan
• MySQLdb and threads   Piet van Oostrum
• parenthesis   Joshua Marshall
• how to stop a running python command in pywin ide   Colin J. Williams
• Need simple algorithm for newbie   Jason Tudisco
• pyqt rules   Jim
• parenthesis   Matthew Knepley
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Jacob Smullyan
• Windows size problem with Tkinter   Chad Netzer
• A vision for Parrot   Cameron Laird
• parenthesis   Mike C. Fletcher
• Windows size problem with Tkinter   Rodolphe
• A vision for Parrot   Manuel M. Garcia
• MySQLdb and threads   Gillou
• ZODB Object evolution and class variables ?   Andreas Martin
• parenthesis   Bengt Richter
• A vision for Parrot   Simon Cozens
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Martin v. Loewis
• old SimpleXMLRPCLib classes   Brian Quinlan
• UDP broadcasts => 'Permission denied'   Christian Kaenzig
• Crash in curses stdscr.getkey?   Erik Max Francis
• Str and instance concatanation error   Newt
• A vision for Parrot   Cameron Laird
• Str and instance concatanation error   Hans Nowak
• UDP broadcasts => 'Permission denied'   Guido Goldstein
• wxPython style question   Cliff Wells
• help() function   Chris Spencer
• A vision for Parrot   Robin Becker
• A vision for Parrot   Simon Cozens
• help() function   Fernando Pérez
• Str and instance concatanation error   Bengt Richter
• A vision for Parrot   Andrew Dalke
• loggin out automatically   trewornan
• help() function   Bengt Richter
• python2.2 and wxPythonGTK problem   Doug Farrell
• parenthesis   Lee Harr
• loggin out automatically   Cameron Laird
• python2.2 and wxPythonGTK problem   Gerhard Häring
• parenthesis   Bengt Richter
• python -u under cygwin telnet   Mike
• file iterators and codecs, a bug?   Greg Aumann
• Tkinter File Dialog Question   Steve Zatz
• can't assign value to array element   Joe Heafner
• can't assign value to array element   Joe Heafner
• simple question   xinghua shi
• bug report w\o registering   Anton Vredegoor
• Tkinter's button   black
• simple question   Chris Gonnerman
• urllib2 occasionally hanging   Ron Alford [KB0NUV]
• stats question: cpk in python   Stephen Boulet
• More about simple question   xinghua shi
• bug report w\o registering   Delaney, Timothy
• wxPython style question   Gary Pajer
• Crash in curses stdscr.getkey?   David M. Cooke
• More about simple question   xinghua shi
• A vision for Parrot   Christopher Browne
• Tkinter disregards font encoding   Hans-Joachim Widmaier
• [mac] Synopsis on OS X   Brian Lenihan
• Crash in curses stdscr.getkey?   Erik Max Francis
• Largeint.h   Jame.Thu
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• A vision for Parrot   Roman Suzi
• More about simple question   Bengt Richter
• SSH/SCP   Matthias Huening
• How do I reply to an item in the list ?   Patrick Carabin
• Draw rectangle on a Window DC   Anand
• UDP broadcasts => 'Permission denied'   Christian Kaenzig
• RecordSet (ADO) with stored procs   Tim Golden
• UDP broadcasts => 'Permission denied'   Alexandre Fayolle
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exists?   Christopher R. Culver
• Book recommendation please   Geoff
• UDP broadcasts => 'Permission denied'   Martin v. Löwis
• Book recommendation please   Geoff
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exists?   Gerhard Häring
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exists?   Martin v. Löwis
• UDP broadcasts => 'Permission denied'   Brad Hards
• GUI with blocking database access   Tim Scheffler
• "Universal Gateway"   Neil Hodgson
• pyqt rules   Gerrit Muller
• urllib ??   Rainer
• Regex: Matching characters, but not digits   Thomas Guettler
• bug report w\o registering   Anton Vredegoor
• Modifying Kernel Routes?   Gerhard Geßler
• A vision for Parrot   Frodo Morris
• Regex: Matching characters, but not digits   Martin v. Löwis
• A vision for Parrot   Cameron Laird
• More about simple question   Joerg Woelke
• "Universal Gateway"   Thomas Heller
• A vision for Parrot   Frodo Morris
• parenthesis   pds at quadstone.com
• Foot in mouth disease   Richie Hindle
• bug report w\o registering   Jørgen Cederberg
• bug report w\o registering   Jørgen Cederberg
• win32com: Seeking decent class browser.   Alan Kennedy
• A vision for Parrot   Cameron Laird
• urllib ??   Alan Kennedy
• GUI with blocking database access   Anton Vredegoor
• bug report w\o registering   Anton Vredegoor
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Michael Hudson
• Python2.1->2.2 broke my thread/signal code?   Michael Hudson
• bug report w\o registering   Anton Vredegoor
• A vision for Parrot   Frodo Morris
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exist s?   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• MySQLdb and threads   Piet van Oostrum
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exists?   Leazen
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exists?   Leazen
• Ruby and Python (was Re: Why is Python a good first scripting language?)   Michael Hudson
• Encoding of String   Gillou
• MySQLdb and threads   Gillou
• Textbooks on Perl/Python   Michael Hudson
• Tkinter's button   Martin Franklin
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Alex Martelli
• The Deitel book (was Re: Textbooks on Perl/Python)   Aahz
• urllib2 occasionally hanging   Dave Brueck
• Tkinter / Tcl callbacks, and return -code error   Steve Davis
• Regex: Matching characters, but not digits   Greg Chapman
• SSH/SCP   Michele Simionato
• pyqt table   Rob Hall
• Tkinter / Tcl callbacks, and return -code error   Jeff Epler
• Regex: Matching characters, but not digits   Greg Chapman
• win32com: Seeking decent class browser.   Cousin Stanley
• Search a SOAP module   dag4004
• Search a SOAP module   dag4004
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Ronald Oussoren
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exists?   Terry Reedy
• Asking a user for the root password and executing root only c ommands...   Mark Charsley
• How do I reply to an item in the list ?   Terry Reedy
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Michael Hudson
• How to create a unary operator?   Joe Sixpack
• parenthesis   Michele Simionato
• parenthesis   Michele Simionato
• More about simple question   xinghua shi
• parenthesis   Michele Simionato
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Terry Reedy
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Michael Hudson
• bug report w\o registering   Terry Reedy
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Michael Hudson
• how to import   Fedor
• How to create a unary operator?   Martin v. Löwis
• parenthesis   Michele Simionato
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exists?   Skip Montanaro
• Str and instance concatanation error   Newt
• sre_constants.error: bogus escape   Bradley D. Larson
• sre_constants.error: bogus escape   Jeff Epler
• help() function   Chris Spencer
• SSH/SCP   Matthias Huening
• pyqt rules   Jim
• sre_constants.error: bogus escape   Oliver Rutherfurd
• parenthesis   Scott Gilbert
• pyqt table   Jim
• pyqt table   Jim
• using the PSF license for one's code   Donnal Walter
• power TypeErrors   anton wilson
• Running PyQt on Win32   Joost van Rooij
• More about simple question   Brad Hards
• parenthesis   Joshua Marshall
• A vision for Parrot   Daniel Pfeiffer
• power TypeErrors   Brad Hards
• Need simple algorithm for newbie   William Park
• power TypeErrors   Carl Banks
• More about simple question   Erik Max Francis
• Need simple algorithm for newbie   Brad Hards
• Running PyQt on Win32   Phil Thompson
• power TypeErrors   Tim Peters
• How to create a unary operator?   Erik Max Francis
• power TypeErrors   anton wilson
• how to import   Fredrik Lundh
• Need simple algorithm for newbie   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• win32com / Dispatch   Mark Hammond
• Shelve Problem   David
• calldll question   Chris Liechti
• exec '' in {} what does this do?   Lee Harr
• calldll question   Chris Liechti
• ** URGENT ** Obtaining global and local dict's for current interpreter using C API   quadric at primenet.com
• calldll question   Matthew
• using the PSF license for one's code   Terry Reedy
• exec '' in {} what does this do?   Erik Max Francis
• using the PSF license for one's code   Martin v. Loewis
• exec '' in {} what does this do?   Martin v. Loewis
• Newbie Question: Sockets   Kevin Bass
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exist s?   Lemniscate
• mailman   Gubitz at aol.com
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exists?   Lemniscate
• calldll question   Matthew
• loggin out automatically   trewornan
• The Deitel book (was Re: Textbooks on Perl/Python)   Chris Gonnerman
• Newbie Question: Sockets   Grant Edwards
• What's wrong with my for loop?   Mindy
• What's wrong with my for loop?   Mindy
• What's wrong with my for loop?   Paul Osman
• Newbie Question: Sockets   Kevin Bass
• how to use smtp starttls() encryption?   Xu, C.S.
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• Speeding up a script -- looking for ideas   William Park
• The Deitel book (was Re: Textbooks on Perl/Python)   Aahz
• using the PSF license for one's code   phil (at) linux2000.com
• How does Python handle probing to see if a file already exists?   Greg Ewing
• parenthesis   Bengt Richter
• pyqt table   Rob Hall
• More about simple question   Bengt Richter
• Draw rectangle on a Window DC   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Obtaining global and local dict's for current interpreter using C API   quadric at primenet.com
• Str and instance concatanation error   Dennis Lee Bieber
• power TypeErrors   Bengt Richter
• Newbie Question: Sockets   Grant Edwards
• Asking a user for the root password and executing root only c ommands...   Bengt Richter
• power TypeErrors   Bengt Richter
• [OT] You've still got an hour to vote on the (US ;-) West Coast   Bengt Richter
• A vision for Parrot   Frodo Morris
• Tkinter's button   black
• A vision for Parrot   Ian Bicking
• ** URGENT ** Obtaining global and local dict's for current interpreter using C API   Bengt Richter
• transmission problem at the requested offset   Kong Hyeog Jun
• Foot in mouth disease   Derek Thomson
• ** URGENT ** Obtaining global and local dict's for current interpreter using C API   holger krekel
• Str and instance concatanation error   Bengt Richter
• List slice assignment and custom sequences   Ronald Oussoren
• A vision for Parrot   Wojciech Kocjan
• ** URGENT ** Obtaining global and local dict's for current interpreter using C API   Fernando Pérez
• using the PSF license for one's code   Martin v. Loewis
• Jython/Python license questions   Robert Oschler
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• win32com / Dispatch   Paul.Casteels at ua.ac.be
• How to use zipfile   Jack Lau
• A vision for Parrot   Andrew Dalke
• A vision for Parrot   Slaven Rezic
• using the PSF license for one's code   David Brown
• Python 2.2.2 on AIX 4.3.3 / AIX 5.1   Gernot Krause
• Running PyQt on Win32   huber
• Adding ftputil to the Python distribution?   Gerhard =?unknown-8bit?Q?H=E4ring?=
• A vision for Parrot   Robin Becker
• how to use smtp starttls() encryption?   Gerhard =?unknown-8bit?Q?H=E4ring?=
• How to use zipfile   Alex Martelli
• How to use zipfile   Anton Vredegoor
• power TypeErrors   Michael Hudson
• Python documentation in DocBook   Milan Zamazal
• A vision for Parrot   Carel Fellinger
• Obtaining global and local dict's for current interpreter using C API   Alex Martelli
• Jython - ok to obfuscate code?   Robert Oschler
• The Deitel book (was Re: Textbooks on Perl/Python)   Alex Martelli
• A vision for Parrot   Michael Hudson
• loggin out automatically   Ken Starks
• A vision for Parrot   Frodo Morris
• How to use zipfile   Jesper Olsen
• regex puzzle   Mike Brown
• How to use zipfile   Thorsten Goertz
• RecordSet (ADO) with stored procs   Nikolai Kirsebom
• The Deitel book (was Re: Textbooks on Perl/Python)   Chris Gonnerman
• using the PSF license for one's code   Chris Gonnerman
• The Deitel book (was Re: Textbooks on Perl/Python)   Alex Martelli
• regex puzzle   Alex Martelli
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   Edward K. Ream
• regex puzzle   Harvey Thomas
• Tkinter's button   Alex Martelli
• regex puzzle   Alexander Schmolck
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   Alex Martelli
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   Martin v. Löwis
• regex puzzle   Mike Brown
• parenthesis   Michele Simionato
• regex puzzle   Alex Martelli
• A vision for Parrot   Paul Boddie
• regex puzzle   Mike Brown
• Jython - ok to obfuscate code?   Paul Boddie
• wxPythonGTK and Python2.2.1 problems on RedHat 8.0   Doug Farrell
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   Edward K. Ream
• Jython - ok to obfuscate code?   Robert Oschler
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   Edward K. Ream
• using the PSF license for one's code   Donnal Walter
• Emacs and Indentation   Michael Tiller
• Tkinter / Tcl callbacks, and return -code error   Steve Davis
• Cyrillic character usage in Tkinter   Bobirkhon Ismailov
• A vision for Parrot   Walter Roberson
• using the PSF license for one's code   David Brown
• A vision for Parrot   Darren New
• A vision for Parrot   Robin Becker
• A vision for Parrot   Robin Becker
• A vision for Parrot   holger krekel
• Cyrillic character usage in Tkinter   Martin v. Löwis
• Emacs and Indentation   Bernhard Herzog
• using the PSF license for one's code   Anton Vredegoor
• Emacs and Indentation   Skip Montanaro
• Subclassing the min() build-in function?   Peter Lorenzen
• A vision for Parrot   Robin Becker
• A vision for Parrot   Frodo Morris
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   Bengt Richter
• Subclassing the min() build-in function?   Bernhard Herzog
• using the PSF license for one's code   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• wxPython or PyQt   Ken Godee
• wxPython or PyQt   Serge Boiko
• Subclassing the min() build-in function?   Fredrik Lundh
• A vision for Parrot   holger krekel
• A vision for Parrot   A.M. Kuchling
• Python and Tktable   Timofey Sleptsov
• Subclassing the min() build-in function?   Eddie Corns
• Textbooks on Perl/Python   Martin Elster
• Subclassing the min() build-in function?   Fredrik Lundh
• SSH/SCP   Anthony_Barker
• A vision for Parrot   Robin Becker
• A vision for Parrot   Robin Becker
• Question about dictionary and graph?   Mindy
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Jon Ribbens
• Subclassing the min() build-in function?   Eddie Corns
• Emacs and Indentation   Cliff Wells
• A vision for Parrot   holger krekel
• idiom for initialising variables   Trent Mick
• idiom for initialising variables   Erik Max Francis
• segmentation fault when unpickling an object in another Python instance   Raik Gruenberg
• idiom for initialising variables   Andrew Koenig
• idiom for initialising variables   Fredrik Lundh
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Fredrik Lundh
• A vision for Parrot   Giuseppe Bilotta
• idiom for initialising variables   Trent Mick
• A vision for Parrot   Terry Reedy
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Tim Peters
• segmentation fault when unpickling an object in another Python instance   Terry Reedy
• newbie re question   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• Long overflow problem   Tom
• Question about dictionary and graph?   Terry Reedy
• Long overflow problem   Gerhard Häring
• Zope CMF problem   rcandersonmn
• A vision for Parrot   A.M. Kuchling
• A vision for Parrot   Bengt Richter
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• Long overflow problem   Andrew Koenig
• idiom for initialising variables   Erik Max Francis
• Long overflow problem   Erik Max Francis
• Foot in mouth disease   GerritM
• loggin out automatically   Antonio Cuni
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   John Baxter
• tkinter bug? tk bug?   Michael Bakkemo
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Fredrik Lundh
• newbie re question   Inyeol Lee
• decision tree by python   Chermside, Michael
• A vision for Parrot   Ian Bicking
• newbie re question   Fredrik Lundh
• I "think" global is broken   Larry Bates
• Tkinter's button   Cameron Laird
• Python Browser Applets   Terry Hancock
• decision tree by python   koko
• pyqt rules   Detlev Offenbach
• newbie re question   Noel Minet
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Jon Ribbens
• newbie re question   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• Python Browser Applets   Chris Liechti
• newbie re question   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• I "think" global is broken   Fredrik Lundh
• I "think" global is broken   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• IBM MQ Series   Daniel Klein
• I "think" global is broken   Brian Quinlan
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Ben Wiedermann
• Emacs and Indentation   Brian Lalor
• Pydoc seem to ignore my comment   Thomas Weholt
• A vision for Parrot   Laotseu
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   John Baxter
• segmentation fault when unpickling an object in another Python instance   Raik Gruenberg
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   TeaAndBikkie
• segmentation fault when unpickling an object in another Python instance   Neal Norwitz
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Martin v. Loewis
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Martin v. Loewis
• Long overflow problem   Tom
• calldll question   Ben C
• Long overflow problem   Fernando Pérez
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   Dennis Lee Bieber
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Jon Ribbens
• Grabbing Keystrokes Within A GUI Application   Tim Daneliuk
• A vision for Parrot   Cameron Laird
• Subclassing the min() build-in function?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• pyqt threading problems unstable   Jim
• Zope CMF problem   Lee Harr
• Long overflow problem   Erik Max Francis
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Dave Reed
• How to use zipfile   Jack Lau
• Foot in mouth disease   Andrew Dalke
• Python-list digest, Vol 1 #12935 - 15 msgs   Terry Hancock
• question on select   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• question on select   Gerhard Häring
• Long overflow problem   Tom
• Optik long help strings   Bob van der Poel
• using the PSF license for one's code   Donnal Walter
• where could we find PMW package ?   black
• A vision for Parrot   Darren New
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Tim Peters
• question on select   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Tim Peters
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Tim Peters
• A vision for Parrot   Frodo Morris
• power TypeErrors   Tim Peters
• [Jython] Pass variable or class reference to PythonInterpreter?   Robert Oschler
• using the PSF license for one's code   Bengt Richter
• PyGTA next meeting will be Thursday Nov. 14   Peter Hansen
• newbie re question   Bengt Richter
• how to write this re?   Mindy
• A vision for Parrot   Steven D. Arnold
• Placing Tkinter objects in a dictionary   Adonis
• Pydoc seem to ignore my comment   Bengt Richter
• how to write this re?   Bengt Richter
• Placing Tkinter objects in a dictionary   Jørgen Cederberg
• tcl/python interaction problem   Jean-Luc Fontaine
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Fredrik Lundh
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Thomas Heller
• Subclassing the min() build-in function?   Peter Lorenzen
• [Jython] Pass variable or class reference to PythonInterpreter?   Alex Martelli
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Martin v. Löwis
• C++ Builder + Python ?   Sungmi
• Python Browser Applets   Neil Hodgson
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Martin v. Löwis
• GUI with blocking database access   Tim Scheffler
• Placing Tkinter objects in a dictionary   David Brown
• Syntax Error, help a newbie   Ismael Valladolid Torres
• Syntax Error, help a newbie   Erik Max Francis
• using the PSF license for one's code   David Brown
• Install question   Tom
• Placing Tkinter objects in a dictionary   Xiao-Qin Xia
• Python and Tktable   Martin Franklin
• where could I find Pwm package ?   black
• Adding ftputil to the Python distribution?   Stephan Diehl
• pyqt threading problems unstable   Rob Hall
• Syntax Error, help a newbie   Brian Quinlan
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   ACalcium
• Python In A Nutshell?   John Abel
• Davlib documentation ?   Loko
• idiom for initialising variables   Rob Hall
• wxPython or PyQt   Rob Hall
• A vision for Parrot   Michael Hudson
• A vision for Parrot   Michael Hudson
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Anton Vredegoor
• power TypeErrors   Michael Hudson
• Python In A Nutshell?   Alex Martelli
• segmentation fault when unpickling an object in another Python instance   Michael Hudson
• idiom for initialising variables   Rob Hall
• Answer to Mod_python and Apache problems: make_obcallback(): could not import mod_python.apache   MRF
• idiom for initialising variables   Rob Hall
• "Universal Gateway"   Neil Hodgson
• using the PSF license for one's code   Donnal Walter
• "Universal Gateway"   Thomas Heller
• segmentation fault when unpickling an object in another Python instance   Raik Gruenberg
• Jython - ok to obfuscate code?   Paul Boddie
• segmentation fault when unpickling an object in another Python instance   Michael Hudson
• ht2html and reStructured text   Jim Tittsler
• Python In A Nutshell?   John Abel
• segmentation fault when unpickling an object in another Python instance   Martin v. Löwis
• A vision for Parrot   lvirden at yahoo.com
• using the PSF license for one's code   Anton Vredegoor
• A vision for Parrot   lvirden at yahoo.com
• A vision for Parrot   lvirden at yahoo.com
• Python and ASP oddity   Dale Strickland-Clark
• ht2html and reStructured text   Oliver Rutherfurd
• [Jython] Pass variable or class reference to PythonInterpreter?   Robert Oschler
• variable name lookup   ffdsfdsfds
• just a little program   news.liwest.at
• slow on HPUX, SunOS, fast on MS Win2K and Linux?   Harry George
• just a little program   David Brown
• just a little program   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• using the PSF license for one's code   David Brown
• where could we find PMW package ?   Matthias Huening
• wxPython or PyQt   Leazen
• slow on HPUX, SunOS, fast on MS Win2K and Linux?   Alex Martelli
• where could we find PMW package ?   Martin v. Loewis
• slow on HPUX, SunOS, fast on MS Win2K and Linux?   Martin v. Loewis
• OT: Abbreviations (was Re: Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book))   Robin Munn
• variable name lookup   Alex Martelli
• using the PSF license for one's code   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• [Jython] Pass variable or class reference to PythonInterpreter?   Alex Martelli
• Times and dates   YorizZ
• A vision for Parrot   A.M. Kuchling
• ReportLab 1.16 Released   Robin Becker
• SWIG /Python problem   Andrew Gregory
• newbie re question   Robin Munn
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Tim Peters
• Times and dates   Carsten Gaebler
• Times and dates   YorizZ
• variable name lookup   ffdsfdsfds
• Times and dates   Bengt Richter
• IBM MQ Series   Simon Brunning
• "Universal Gateway"   Brad Clements
• imaplib.py   Tim Shapcott
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Jon Ribbens
• Times and dates   Alex Martelli
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Jon Ribbens
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Dave Brueck
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Tim Peters
• HTML parser problem   sanjay
• Times and dates   Skip Montanaro
• "Universal Gateway"   Thomas Heller
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Michael Hudson
• power TypeErrors   Fernando Pérez
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Bengt Richter
• Install question - resolved   Tom
• Asking a user for the root password and executing root only c ommands...   Mark Charsley
• Times and dates   Pedro RODRIGUEZ
• [Jython] Pass variable or class reference to PythonInterpreter?   Robert Oschler
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Martin v. Löwis
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Martin v. Löwis
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   CShannon
• segmentation fault when unpickling an object in another Python instance   Raik Gruenberg
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Tim Peters
• power TypeErrors   Erik Max Francis
• Date/Time Conversion   dapmco
• PySol Windows binaries, anyone?   Christian Tismer
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Charles Krug
• Adding ftputil to the Python distribution?   Jacob Smullyan
• power TypeErrors   Michael Hudson
• Date/Time Conversion   Paul Osman
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Jon Ribbens
• power TypeErrors   Fernando Pérez
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Jon Ribbens
• Syntax Error, help a newbie   Brian Quinlan
• power TypeErrors   Fernando Pérez
• Asking a user for the root password and executing root only c ommands...   Bengt Richter
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Simon Callan
• [Jython] current directory function and importing PY files?   Robert Oschler
• power TypeErrors   Fernando Pérez
• Numarray and bitwise shifting   Fabrizio
• [Ann] ctypes   Thomas Heller
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Bengt Richter
• Embedded Threading Question   Tim Dietz
• ANN: Python Persistence Article   Patrick K. O'Brien
• Python Browser Applets   Terry Hancock
• using the PSF license for one's code   Anton Vredegoor
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Tim Peters
• Date/Time Conversion   dapmco
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Martin v. Loewis
• [Jython] Import py file from JAR?   Robert Oschler
• power TypeErrors   Terry Hancock
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Martin v. Loewis
• "Universal Gateway"   Paul Moore
• Windows COM and Python Objects question   Duane Kaufman
• A vision for Parrot   Alan Green
• Embedded Threading Question   Thorsten Goertz
• embedding error   Lance
• Date/Time Conversion   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Question about print format?   Mindy
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Dennis Lee Bieber
• getting HTML DOM events via win32com   colin roald
• Complex numbers, abs results in mag, what results in phase?   noyb
• how to define the size of a list?   Marco Herrn
• default argument depending on another argumen?   Marco Herrn
• how to define the size of a list?   Alex Martelli
• how to define the size of a list?   Gerhard Häring
• Complex numbers, abs results in mag, what results in phase?   Alex Martelli
• default argument depending on another argumen?   Gerhard Häring
• embedding error   Alex Martelli
• Email Parse and Python Cookbook   David McInnis
• Question about print format?   Mike C. Fletcher
• embedding error   Bjorn Pettersen
• Module names beginning w/ a digit   John E. Barham
• how to define the size of a list?   Marco Herrn
• default argument depending on another argumen?   Marco Herrn
• Still Question about print format?   Mindy
• Still Question about print format?   Mike C. Fletcher
• Date/Time Conversion   Mike Brown
• Newbie- how to basics   Tony C
• Module names beginning w/ a digit   Jeremy Yallop
• Newbie- how to basics   Gerhard Häring
• OT: Abbreviations (was Re: Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book))   ACalcium
• ht2html and reStructured text   David Goodger
• Newbie- how to basics   John Hunter
• Optik long help strings   David Goodger
• Building Python 2.2.2 with aqua Tk support on MacOS X 10.2 -- instructions   Russell E. Owen
• Search a SOAP module   Irmen de Jong
• Newbie- how to basics   Chris Gonnerman
• Newbie- how to basics   Chris Gonnerman
• OT: Abbreviations (was Re: Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book))   Chris Gonnerman
• [Ann] ctypes   Ben C
• Date/Time Conversion   Ben C
• slow on HPUX, SunOS, fast on MS Win2K and Linux?   Ian Parker
• ftplib two server "proxy" support   gcash
• csv module 1.0pre1 released   Dave Cole
• Any modules to write a wav file   Sreekant Kodela
• Newbie: needs help with ...   Tony C
• Approach to Python extension with C++   Nicholas Yue
• ANN: Pyrex 0.4.6   Greg Ewing
• Dynamic loading of modules in AIX   Neal Norwitz
• Email Parse and Python Cookbook   Matthew Dixon Cowles
• A vision for Parrot   Erik Max Francis
• Module names beginning w/ a digit   Erik Max Francis
• [Jython] ImportError: no module named XML   Robert Oschler
• Getting SSL certificate   Stuart D. Gathman
• Newbie: needs help with ...   Terry Hancock
• csv module 1.0pre1 released (again)   Dave Cole
• Command.com hosed. OS.system python modules won't execute properly   Tony C
• PySol Windows binaries, anyone?   Brian Lenihan
• Help me out with bugs in my list ?   Mindy
• Any modules to write a wav file   Bengt Richter
• Question about drawing simple graph in Python?   Mindy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jay O'Connor
• Command.com hosed. OS.system python modules won't execute properly   David LeBlanc
• ht2html and reStructured text   Jim Tittsler
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jay O'Connor
• Newbie: needs help with ...   Bengt Richter
• PEP 301 -- Package Index and Metadata for Distutils   Richard Jones
• PEP 301 -- Package Index and Metadata for Distutils   Anthony Baxter
• Question about drawing simple graph in Python?   Bengt Richter
• Help me out with bugs in my list ?   Matt Gerrans
• PySol Windows binaries, anyone?   Tim H
• Dynamic loading of modules in AIX   Stuart D. Gathman
• Help me out with bugs in my list ?   Christophe Delord
• PySol Windows binaries, anyone?   Jarek Zgoda
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jay O'Connor
• Getting SSL certificate   Martin v. Loewis
• A vision for Parrot   Walter Roberson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jay O'Connor
• Getting SSL certificate   Erno Kuusela
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jay O'Connor
• string.strip   Stano Paska
• Run python scrypt without python ,   Tomas Krmela
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• re.sub() bug?   Mike Brown
• ftplib two server "proxy" support   Andrew Markebo
• OT: Abbreviations (was Re: Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book))   Robin Munn
• Virtual Filesystem (was: Adding ftputil to the Python distribution?)   Stephan Diehl
• Newbie- how to basics   Robin Munn
• re.sub() bug?   holger krekel
• string.strip   Duncan Booth
• RecordSet (ADO) with stored procs   Syver Enstad
• Python Browser Applets   Richie Hindle
• A vision for Parrot   Slaven Rezic
• string.strip   Gerhard Häring
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• Newbie-list-problem: how to supress constraining 2 lists - a=b ?   HugOnline
• string.strip   Duncan Booth
• Newbie-list-problem: how to supress constraining 2 lists - a=b ?   JohnJacob
• string.strip   Simon Brunning
• power TypeErrors   Michael Hudson
• power TypeErrors   Andrew MacIntyre
• stripping HTML comments in the face of programmer errors   Skip Montanaro
• Point an MS Access / VB developer in the right direction...   Dan
• slow on HPUX, SunOS, fast on MS Win2K and Linux?   Andrew MacIntyre
• string.strip   Gerhard Häring
• Python Browser Applets   Neil Hodgson
• commands.getoutput hangs   Brian
• Newbie-list-problem: how to supress constraining 2 lists - a=b ?   Alex Martelli
• Approach to Python extension with C++   Bjorn Pettersen
• PySol Windows binaries, anyone?   Cezary Biernacki
• Help! Wrapping Win32 code with SWIG - or am I barking up the wrong tree!   ebe
• Getting SSL certificate   Martin v. Löwis
• PEP 301 -- Package Index and Metadata for Distutils   Steve Cassidy
• string.strip   Martin v. Löwis
• Complex numbers, abs results in mag, what results in phase?   noyb
• Upload file with multipart/formdata   Thomas Guettler
• PyWin32 cvs broken?   Alexander Semenov
• Upload file with multipart/formdata   Skip Montanaro
• A vision for Parrot   Cameron Laird
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Oleg
• newbie re question   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• string.strip   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Tony
• How to identify user defined Python exception in Java (Jython)?   Peter Lorenzen
• Approach to Python extension with C++   David Abrahams
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Cameron Laird
• Ethics in abstract disciplines (was: Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book))   Cameron Laird
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Matthias Heiler
• Question about drawing simple graph in Python?   Patrick Surry
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Cameron Laird
• Upload file with multipart/formdata   Thomas Guettler
• Virtual Filesystem (was: Adding ftputil to the Python distribution?)   Bengt Richter
• loggin out automatically   Cameron Laird
• "Universal Gateway"   Thomas Heller
• Guile is yet another aspirant to universality (was: A vision for Parrot)   Cameron Laird
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Eddie Corns
• commands.getoutput from a cgi?   Harry George
• Semantic stumbles (was: A vision for Parrot)   Cameron Laird
• java to python   Christian Stockhammer
• About pyana ...   Barghest
• Virtual Filesystem (Was: Adding ftputil to the Python distribution?)   Stephan Diehl
• A vision for Parrot   Carel Fellinger
• PySol Windows binaries, anyone?   Christian Tismer
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michal Kaukic
• Ethics in abstract disciplines (was: Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book))   Alan Kennedy
• java to python   Martin Franklin
• commands.getoutput from a cgi? -- CANCEL   Harry George
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jeff Sandys
• Virtual Filesystem (was: Adding ftputil to the Python distribution?)   Jacob Smullyan
• Ethics in abstract disciplines (was: Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book))   Michael Hudson
• Command.com hosed. OS.system python modules won't execute properly   Tony C
• java to python   Duncan Booth
• SGMLParser problem   sanjay
• Help me out with bugs in my list ?   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Paul Sage
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Tim Lavoie
• Shelves: Alternatives?   David
• PEP 301 -- Package Index and Metadata for Distutils   Thomas Heller
• Ethics in abstract disciplines (was: Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book))   Charles Krug
• A vision for Parrot   Cameron Laird
• slow on HPUX, SunOS, fast on MS Win2K and Linux?   Cameron Laird
• using the PSF license for one's code   Donnal Walter
• Optik long help strings   Bob van der Poel
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   David Garamond
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Eddie Corns
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Simon Brunning
• stripping HTML comments in the face of programmer errors   Dennis Reinhardt
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Eddie Corns
• Question about drawing simple graph in Python?   Anton Vredegoor
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Justin Sheehy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Tim Lavoie
• SGMLParser problem   Martin v. Loewis
• PySol Windows binaries, anyone?   Brian Lenihan
• thanks   Christian Stockhammer
• complicated class question   Fred Clift
• complicated class question   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Just
• Help! Wrapping Win32 code with SWIG - or am I barking up the wrong tree!   Chris Liechti
• A vision for Parrot   David K. Wall
• SGMLParser problem   Gillou
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Fernando Pérez
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Cameron Laird
• Pygame in upcoming Py (Was: Re: Python Browser Applets)   Kendall Grant Clark
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Joerg Woelke
• complicated class question   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Klaus Momberger
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Cameron Laird
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   George Demmy
• Complex numbers, abs results in mag, what results in phase?   Grant Edwards
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Eddie Corns
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• An evangelist's handbook? (Was: Re: Making a better textbook)   Ben Wiedermann
• complicated class question   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• An evangelist's handbook? (Was: Re: Making a better textbook)   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• complicated class question   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Mark Jackson
• [OT] Cameras (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Fernando Pérez
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Cameron Laird
• Ethics in abstract disciplines (was: Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book))   Michele Simionato
• An evangelist's handbook? (Was: Re: Making a better textbook)   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Cameron Laird
• complicated class question   Fred Clift
• field names from MySQLdb   les
• java bindings   netizen
• complicated class question   Fred Clift
• complicated class question   Fred Clift
• socket.py and 2.2.1   Susan Williams
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   larry
• socket.py and 2.2.1   TeaAndBikkie
• A vision for Parrot   Erik Max Francis
• Questions about tuple?   Chris Liechti
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Chad Netzer
• Virtual Filesystem (was: Adding ftputil to the Python distribution?)   Bengt Richter
• Questions about tuple?   Mindy
• pickle-ing two instances of the same class on MSW   Nigel Moriarty
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Questions about tuple?   Chad Netzer
• A vision for Parrot   Carel Fellinger
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   David Eppstein
• Newbie-list-problem: how to supress constraining 2 lists - a=b ?   Robin Munn
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Gareth McCaughan
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Ian Bicking
• where can I get dl-dld-1.1.tar.Z?   LamCo
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Avery Andrews
• Questions about tuple?   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Roy Smith
• socket.py and 2.2.1   Irmen de Jong
• Web based interface   Tetsuo
• field names from MySQLdb   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Building Python 2.2.2 with aqua Tk support on MacOS X 10.2 -- instructions   Graham Dumpleton
• Run python scrypt without python ,   Terry Hancock
• TclError: bad option "<whatever>": must be cget or configure   Kevin at Cazabon.com
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   engsol at teleport.com
• Questions about tuple?   Mindy
• Using bsddb with Berkeley DB 3.3   Iddo
• Getting SSL certificate   Stuart D. Gathman
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Mindy
• Questions about tuple?   Kevin at Cazabon.com
• Questions about tuple?   Mindy
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Dennis Lee Bieber
• using the PSF license for one's code   Terry Hancock
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Grant Edwards
• Web based interface   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Question about drawing simple graph in Python?   Ben C
• Python and prngd   Stuart D. Gathman
• ftplib two server "proxy" support   gcash
• field names from MySQLdb   Michael Janssen
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   Tim Daneliuk
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   John Baxter
• Getting SSL certificate   Martin v. Loewis
• pickle-ing two instances of the same class on MSW   Martin v. Loewis
• Using bsddb with Berkeley DB 3.3   Martin v. Loewis
• Python and prngd   Martin v. Loewis
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   Alex Martelli
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   Martin v. Loewis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Cimarron Taylor
• Questions about tuple?   Alex Martelli
• HTML parser problem   Andrew Dalke
• Questions about tuple?   Alex Martelli
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Dieter Menszner
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   Fernando Pérez
• java bindings   Alex Martelli
• Web based interface   Robin Munn
• using the PSF license for one's code   Bengt Richter
• Any modules to write a wav file   Sreekant Kodela
• Point an MS Access / VB developer in the right direction...   Ben C
• Web based interface   Sreekant Kodela
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Bengt Richter
• Web based interface   Roman Tarantowicz
• zip/unzip pictures doesn't work   A Nilsson
• zip/unzip pictures doesn't work   Erik Max Francis
• zip/unzip pictures doesn't work   A Nilsson
• PEP 301 -- Package Index and Metadata for Distutils   Steve Cassidy
• A vision for Parrot   Jens Axel Søgaard
• How to spawn a program and assign its stdout to a string variable?   Christopher R. Culver
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• [OT] Cameras (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Michael Hudson
• How to spawn a program and assign its stdout to a string variable?   Alan Kennedy
• MS Windows + Python + VTK -- how to install?   Slawus
• LCS algorithm   Drazen Gemic
• LCS algorithm   Drazen Gemic
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Johannes Grødem
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Johannes Grødem
• LCS algorithm   Alex Martelli
• mounting a floppy   Chris Liechti
• How to spawn a program and assign its stdout to a string variable?   Alex Martelli
• Point an MS Access / VB developer in the right direction...   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Johannes Grødem
• Dynamic loading of modules in AIX   Neal Norwitz
• Foot in mouth disease   Syver Enstad
• LCS algorithm   Drazen Gemic
• Python embedded into C#, how?   Syver Enstad
• mounting a floppy   Simon Faulkner
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   Gerhard Häring
• Odd problem with Wing IDE & PythonForDelphi extensions   animeshk
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Dave Reed
• mounting a floppy   Grant Edwards
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anton Vredegoor
• Refactoring Browser (Bicycle Repairman)   Syver Enstad
• re.sub() bug?   Fredrik Lundh
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Robin Munn
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Johannes Grødem
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   Grant Edwards
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Ng Pheng Siong
• loggin out automatically   Kyler Laird
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Ian Bicking
• [OT] Cameras (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Donn Cave
• mounting a floppy   Simon Faulkner
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   Tim Daneliuk
• none - output   Christian Stockhammer
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   Grant Edwards
• none - output   Ingo Linkweiler
• indexed looping, functional replacement?   Brian O. Bush
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• [OT] Cameras (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Fernando Pérez
• none - output   Anton Vredegoor
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Richard Dillingham
• indexed looping, functional replacement?   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Martti Halminen
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Martti Halminen
• indexed looping, functional replacement?   Anton Vredegoor
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Martti Halminen
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Richard Dillingham
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   engsol at teleport.com
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   engsol at teleport.com
• GUI with blocking database access   Toni Andjelkovic
• Odd problem with Wing IDE & PythonForDelphi extensions   Neil Hodgson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• time.sleep on linux   Tom
• time.sleep on linux   Martin v. Loewis
• Numarray append   Fabrizio
• Numarray append   Fernando Pérez
• none - output   Terry Reedy
• Numarray append   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Rocco Moretti
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Syver Enstad
• Tkinter listbox selection handling   Tim Daneliuk
• How to execute a command line in a Python program?   Mindy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Gareth McCaughan
• indexed looping, functional replacement?   Brian O. Bush
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Gareth McCaughan
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   John Roth
• ZODB "cannot create 'function' instances"   Harry George
• How to execute a command line in a Python program?   Grant Edwards
• [Jython] out of memory during jythonc compilation   Robert Oschler
• indexed looping, functional replacement?   Raymond Hettinger
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Christian Tismer
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Web based interface   Tetsuo
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• Newbie- how to basics   Fernando Pérez
• Getting SSL certificate   Stuart D. Gathman
• using the PSF license for one's code   Donnal Walter
• Image merging within python - based tool (maybe OT)   R. Charles Henry
• Member variable in object spontaneously turns to None   Norbert
• Newbie- how to basics   Paul Lehmann
• Bug with getopt on sparc64?   Chris Humphries
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Bengt Richter
• Web based interface   Robin Munn
• PyUnit lacks gravity?   Hugh Beyer
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Bengt Richter
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Robin Munn
• PEP #99484663   Russell Nelson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Andrew Dalke
• PEP #99484663   Erik Max Francis
• indexed looping, functional replacement?   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Sean 'Shaleh' Perry
• Image merging within python - based tool (maybe OT)   Terry Reedy
• indexed looping, functional replacement?   Bengt Richter
• Getting SSL certificate   Martin v. Loewis
• Bug with getopt on sparc64?   Martin v. Loewis
• PyUnit lacks gravity?   Martin v. Loewis
• indexed looping, functional replacement?   Alex Martelli
• How to execute a command line in a Python program?   Joerg Woelke
• Member variable in object spontaneously turns to None   Alex Martelli
• Numarray append   Pearu Peterson
• Newbie- how to basics   Terry Hancock
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Ian Bicking
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Chris Humphries
• RE - non-greedy - some greediness - complete greediness   Doru-Catalin Togea
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• Image merging within python - based tool (maybe OT)   Ben C
• CGI download CSV   Simon Faulkner
• indexed looping, functional replacement?   Alex Martelli
• Tkinter listbox selection handling   Anton Vredegoor
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anton Vredegoor
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• CGI download CSV   bromden
• RE - non-greedy - some greediness - complete greediness   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Wolfgang Strobl
• ANN: Python 2.2.2 for AS/400.   Per Gummedal
• CGI download CSV   Simon Faulkner
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jens Axel Søgaard
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• RE - non-greedy - some greediness - complete greediness   Bengt Richter
• tetris, tron and nibbles   polux
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• RE - non-greedy - some greediness - complete greediness   Roman Suzi
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Johannes Grødem
• Determining Presence Of GUI Support   Wolfgang Strobl
• Tkinter listbox selection handling   ID5
• tetris, tron and nibbles   Emile van Sebille
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anton Vredegoor
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• indexed looping, functional replacement?   Bengt Richter
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anton Vredegoor
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jens Axel Søgaard
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anders J. Munch
• CGI download CSV   bromden
• Tkinter listbox selection handling   Tim Daneliuk
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jens Axel Søgaard
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Roy Smith
• CGI download CSV   Alan Kennedy
• Tkinnter questions   pu
• wxPython and console window   Gerald Hein
• Best way to "flush" incoming socket data?   Robert Oschler
• wxPython and console window   Alex Martelli
• RE - non-greedy - some greediness - complete greediness   Michele Simionato
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anders J. Munch
• Tkinter listbox selection handling   Tim Daneliuk
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• Member variable in object spontaneously turns to None   Norbert
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• CGI download CSV   Robin Munn
• Getting SSL certificate   Erno Kuusela
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Wolfgang Strobl
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   David Garamond
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   David Garamond
• Classes   Newt
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Fernando Pérez
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Fernando Pereira
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Vlad S.
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   engsol at teleport.com
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Commercial scale space tourism   David Lees
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Bengt Richter
• Verifying that a data structure follows a schema   Tom Harris
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   David Garamond
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Web based interface   Tetsuo
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Brad Hards
• PyUnit lacks gravity?   Hugh Beyer
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Richard Dillingham
• Another question about PythonWin   Tony Cappellini
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Patrick W
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Reusing Address with Sockets   Kuros
• Getting SSL certificate   Stuart D. Gathman
• Pmw link is always dead ???   black
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Greg Ewing
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Greg Ewing
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Andrew Dalke
• Pmw link is always dead ???   Brian Lenihan
• PEP #99484663   Dave Brueck
• PEP #99484663   Russell Nelson
• getting started with cgi on os x   Stephen Aichele
• getting started with cgi on os x   Simon Wittber (Maptek)
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Ian Bicking
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Ian Bicking
• PEP #99484663   Ian Bicking
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• wxPython and console window   Gerald Hein
• getting started with cgi on os x   holger krekel
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Ng Pheng Siong
• Reading code and writing code   Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Brad Hards
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Brad Hards
• Question about drawing simple graph in Python?   Robin Munn
• Reusing Address with Sockets   Mark Rowe
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Robin Munn
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Christian Tanzer
• Reading code and writing code   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anders J. Munch
• Tkinter listbox selection handling   Martin Franklin
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Paul Rudin
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anton Vredegoor
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• getting started with cgi on os x   Michael Hudson
• writing from file into dictionary   Bo
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Johannes Grødem
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Johannes Grødem
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Johannes Grødem
• Cyrillic letters in 'Entry' widget   Bobirkhon Ismailov
• [Jython] out of memory during jythonc compilation   Andreas Ulbrich
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Mark Hammond
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Reading code and writing code   Pascal Costanza
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Paul Rudin
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anders J. Munch
• writing from file into dictionary   Alex Martelli
• something like "if" that returns a value?   holger krekel
• Efficient scanning of mbox files   Moore, Paul
• something like "if" that returns a value?   David Brown
• Efficient scanning of mbox files   Martin Franklin
• writing from file into dictionary   Brad Hards
• How to create and interactive, distributable program?   Kenneth Gomez
• Efficient scanning of mbox files   Martin Franklin
• referencing disjoint array indexes   Padraig Brady
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anton Vredegoor
• referencing disjoint array indexes   Gerhard Häring
• referencing disjoint array indexes   Brad Hards
• referencing disjoint array indexes   Padraig Brady
• writing from file into dictionary   Alex Martelli
• referencing disjoint array indexes   Alex Martelli
• Classes   Skip Montanaro
• writing from file into dictionary   Brad Hards
• referencing disjoint array indexes   Padraig Brady
• How to create and interactive, distributable program?   Alex Martelli
• p2exe and ZODB   Etienne Labuschagne
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Paul Rudin
• Newsfactor: Perl or PHP?   Roman Suzi
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Cameron Laird
• PEP #99484663   Russell Nelson
• something like "if" that returns a value?   holger krekel
• tetris, tron and nibbles   polux
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Paul Rudin
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Pittaya
• __unicode__ vs. __str__: not quite parallel?   Henry S. Thompson
• A vision for Parrot   Donal K. Fellows
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jens Axel Søgaard
• SWIG /Python problem   Andrew Gregory
• writing from file into dictionary   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• A vision for Parrot   Joe Schaefer
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   David Brown
• referencing disjoint array indexes   Stuart D. Gathman
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Andreas Leitgeb
• something like "if" that returns a value?   holger krekel
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jeff Sandys
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Mel Wilson
• How to create and interactive, distributable program?   Cameron Laird
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   John Baxter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Jeff Epler
• PEP #99484663   dave at pythonapocrypha.com
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   John Baxter
• PEP #99484663   Dave Brueck
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Matt Gerrans
• How to create and interactive, distributable program?   Martin Lüthi
• [Jython] out of memory during jythonc compilation   Robert Oschler
• [OT] Cameras (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Eddie Corns
• __unicode__ vs. __str__: not quite parallel?   Martin v. Löwis
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Michael Stenner
• Cyrillic letters in 'Entry' widget   Martin v. Löwis
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Erik Max Francis
• Python 2.2.2 doc in CHM format   Lawrence Oluyede
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Gareth McCaughan
• [OT] Cameras (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Frodo Morris
• [OT] Cameras (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Fernando Pérez
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Paul Rudin
• A vision for Parrot   Darren New
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Fernando Pérez
• [OT] Cameras (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Fernando Pérez
• cgi module w/multiple SELECT   Jeff Shipman
• Search Engine   Thomas Guettler
• PHP and Python image instruction   Antonio.P
• NEWBIE: Extending Python with C   Bengt Richter
• Tkinter listbox selection handling   Tim Daneliuk
• Follow-up to: Complex numbers, abs resluts in ...   noyb
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Mel Wilson
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• Understanding some python internals   Gerson Kurz
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Gerson Kurz
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Anton Vredegoor
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Bengt Richter
• A vision for Parrot   Darren New
• A vision for Parrot   Jeff Epler
• Follow-up to: Complex numbers, abs resluts in ...   Fernando Pérez
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Skip Montanaro
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Ben Wolfson
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Carl Banks
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• Is python a good choice for this task?   Ron Lau
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Mads Sejersen
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Bengt Richter
• A vision for Parrot   Darren New
• something like "if" that returns a value?   holger krekel
• Efficient scanning of mbox files   Paul Moore
• Efficient scanning of mbox files   Paul Moore
• Is python a good choice for this task?   Fernando Pérez
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• A vision for Parrot   Darren New
• PEP #99484663   Russell Nelson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Robin Munn
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Paul Rudin
• Efficient scanning of mbox files   Paul Moore
• Is python a good choice for this task?   Cameron Laird
• loggin out automatically   trewornan
• Classes   Newt
• something like "if" that returns a value?   holger krekel
• Question about drawing simple graph in Python?   Mindy
• PEP #99484663   John Roth
• Tkinter listbox selection handling   Martin Franklin
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Neil Schemenauer
• Is python a good choice for this task?   Terry Reedy
• Is python a good choice for this task?   Ron Lau
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Terry Reedy
• something like "if" that returns a value?   John Roth
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   logistix
• Best way to acces shelves from embedded python   Craig Rendon
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Fernando Pérez
• Dr. Dobb's Python-URL! - weekly Python news and links (Nov 11)   Erik Max Francis
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Is python a good choice for this task?   William Park
• return values for exceptions   N. Thomas
• Create DLL in Python ?   Georges Bernier
• Tkinter listbox selection handling   Tim Daneliuk
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Neil Schemenauer
• text formatting module?   Lance
• Another question about PythonWin   Matt Gerrans
• Create DLL in Python ?   dsavitsk
• p2exe and ZODB   Harry George
• PEP #99484663   Hans Nowak
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Martti Halminen
• Help with searching a list   Tony C
• newbie Q: shortcuts for long module names?   Robert Oschler
• newbie Q: shortcuts for long module names?   Erik Max Francis
• newbie Q: shortcuts for long module names?   Ian Bicking
• HTML email marketing tool   Terence Ng
• Help with searching a list   Adonis
• Newbie response, was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Terry Hancock
• HTML email marketing tool   Terence Ng
• [ANN] Papercut 0.9.4 - python nntp server   Joao Prado Maia
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Greg Ewing
• simple metaclass question   Blair Hall
• Running python on windows.   kk
• HTML email marketing tool   Simon Wittber (Maptek)
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Greg Ewing
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Greg Ewing
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
• newbie Q: shortcuts for long module names?   Robin Munn
• Running python on windows.   Jørgen Cederberg
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   John Baxter
• HTML email marketing tool   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Running python on windows.   Dennis Lee Bieber
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Paul Rudin
• Optimisation problem   Simon Wittber (Maptek)
• something like "if" that returns a value?   Terry Reedy
• p2exe and ZODB   Etienne Labuschagne
• Running python on windows.   Bengt Richter
• HTML email marketing tool   David LeBlanc
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   David Brown
• Create DLL in Python ?   Georges Bernier
• copy.deepcopy question   Markus von Ehr
• Python Browser Applets   Richie Hindle
• __unicode__ vs. __str__: not quite parallel?   Henry S. Thompson
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Duncan Booth
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   And then there's RomeRun
• [Jython] out of memory during jythonc compilation   Simon Brunning
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Marco Baringer
• Delightful Python   DaveP
• how good is shelve?   Peter Rams
• How to create and interactive, distributable program?   Marcus Stojek
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Mel Wilson
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• Python documentation in DocBook   Gerhard Häring
• Tk extension for python   1327055037 Anatol Sukhomlyn
• Python Browser Applets   Neil Hodgson
• Optimisation problem   Skip Montanaro
• how good is shelve?   Skip Montanaro
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Bernhard Herzog
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Bernhard Herzog
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Bengt Richter
• ANNOUNCE: tclpython-2.1   Jean-Luc Fontaine
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Duncan Booth
• win32: own content-type --> start python script   Thomas Guettler
• Cyrillic letters in 'Entry' widget   Denis S. Otkidach
• Cyrillic letters in 'Entry' widget   Denis S. Otkidach
• How do I reply to an item in the list ?   Patrick.Carabin at MyRealBox.COM
• A vision for Parrot   lvirden at yahoo.com
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Bengt Richter
• How to create and interactive, distributable program?   Uwe Schmitt
• How do I reply to an item in the list ?   Patrick.Carabin at MyRealBox.COM
• HTML email marketing tool   Paul Wright
• Question about drawing simple graph in Python?   Anton Vredegoor
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Patrick.Carabin at MyRealBox.COM
• __unicode__ vs. __str__: not quite parallel?   Martin v. Loewis
• Tk extension for python   Martin v. Loewis
• win32: own content-type --> start python script   Chris Gonnerman
• Newbie response, was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anton Vredegoor
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Bernhard Herzog
• simple metaclass question   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Optimisation problem   Anton Vredegoor
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Duncan Booth
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Understanding some python internals   Michael Hudson
• Newbie-list-problem: how to supress constraining 2 lists - a=b ?   HugOnline
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Bengt Richter
• Cyrillic letters in 'Entry' widget   Martin v. Loewis
• copy.deepcopy question   Terry Reedy
• simple metaclass question   Michael Hudson
• RE to Parse Oracle Net8 tnsnames.ora   Orr, Steve
• [Fwd: Re: Tk extension for python]   Martin Franklin
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Will Ganz
• p2exe and ZODB   Harry George
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Andreas Leitgeb
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• win32: own content-type --> start python script   Thomas Guettler
• A vision for Parrot   Donal K. Fellows
• Help with searching a list   John Hunter
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Michele Simionato
• newbie Q: shortcuts for long module names?   Ken Godee
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Terry Reedy
• Python documentation in DocBook   Michael Hudson
• Optimisation problem   Michael Hudson
• lisp scheme lush python etc.   Aaron Watters
• A vision for Parrot   Donal K. Fellows
• Installing dislin (scientific data plotting software)   Turhan Ozen
• HTML email marketing tool   Grant Edwards
• Calling methods in embedded python   Martin v. Loewis
• HTML email marketing tool   Fernando Pérez
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Marco Baringer
• A vision for Parrot   Neil Madden
• Calling methods in embedded python   Krzysztof Wasilewski
• newbie Q: shortcuts for long module names?   Joerg Woelke
• pitfall for your amusement   Andrew Koenig
• newbie question: how to get directory of script?   animeshk
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   nnes
• Is python a good choice for this task?   Justin Sheehy
• another cgi / database concern (SQL vs. 'shelve')   Stephen Aichele
• Optimisation problem   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Optimisation problem   gabor
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jeremy Hylton
• newbie question: how to get directory of script?   djw
• Optimisation problem   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• pitfall for your amusement   Gustavo Niemeyer
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Bengt Richter
• pitfall for your amusement   Andrew Koenig
• Optimisation problem   Skip Montanaro
• Can python find fibonacci series in a single line of code?   Andrew Thompson
• ANN: BayPIGgies mtg Wed 11/13 7:30pm   Wesley Chun
• pitfall for your amusement   Russell E. Owen
• Optimisation problem   Jeff Epler
• TclError: bad option "<whatever>": must be cget or configure   Russell E. Owen
• Optimisation problem   Skip Montanaro
• Q: Name of a arbitary variable as a string?   username
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alexander Sendzimir
• Running python on windows.   Dennis Lee Bieber
• HTML email marketing tool   Dennis Lee Bieber
• pitfall for your amusement   Bryan Richard
• How do I reply to an item in the list ?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• How do I reply to an item in the list ?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Installing dislin (scientific data plotting software)   Dennis Lee Bieber
• pitfall for your amusement   Martin v. Loewis
• simple metaclass question   Blair Hall
• Q: Name of a arbitary variable as a string?   Martin v. Loewis
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• simple metaclass question   Blair Hall
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• pitfall for your amusement   Gustavo Niemeyer
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• Optimisation problem   Erik Max Francis
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   John Hunter
• A vision for Parrot   Slaven Rezic
• newbie Q: shortcuts for long module names?   Erik Max Francis
• pitfall for your amusement   Erik Max Francis
• pitfall for your amusement   Erik Max Francis
• pitfall for your amusement   Erik Max Francis
• pitfall for your amusement   Erik Max Francis
• Q: Name of a arbitary variable as a string?   Erik Max Francis
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alexander Sendzimir
• Optimisation problem   Carl Banks
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• pitfall for your amusement   Brian Quinlan
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• pitfall for your amusement   Dave Brueck
• running batch scripts   tagarwal
• Interesting Article (concerns python)   Adonis
• Q: Name of a arbitary variable as a string?   Inyeol Lee
• pitfall for your amusement   Grant Edwards
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Python in Practice   Mathew Yeates
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Trent Mick
• Search Engine   Ype Kingma
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• running batch scripts   Trent Mick
• A vision for Parrot   MikkelFJ
• win32: own content-type --> start python script   logistix
• pitfall for your amusement   Mel Wilson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• text formatting module?   John Hunter
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   John Hunter
• os/stat broken under 2.2 / Linux ?   Pasiphe's Bull
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Noel Minet
• simple metaclass question   Carl Banks
• Convert type() to string?   Robert Oschler
• os/stat broken under 2.2 / Linux ?   Fredrik Lundh
• pitfall for your amusement   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• __getattr__ and others   Grzegorz Dostatni
• Convert type() to string?   Adonis
• total and utter newbie   rockbox
• A vision for Parrot   Michael Schlenker
• Convert type() to string?   Inyeol Lee
• windows api message   Chris Johnson
• total and utter newbie   John Hunter
• Convert type() to string?   Donn Cave
• Q: Name of a arbitary variable as a string?   Jeff Epler
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Martin Maney
• Convert type() to string?   Chad Netzer
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alexander Sendzimir
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jens Axel Søgaard
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jens Axel Søgaard
• Optimisation problem   Simon Wittber (Maptek)
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Greg Ewing
• total and utter newbie   trewornan
• total and utter newbie   rockbox
• Python documentation in DocBook   Gerhard Häring
• total and utter newbie   Erik Max Francis
• Optimisation problem   Greg Ewing
• Installing dislin (scientific data plotting software)   eric hagemann
• total and utter newbie   Brian Quinlan
• HTML email marketing tool   Drazen Gemic
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kent Sandvik
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Greg Ewing
• HTML email marketing tool   Terence Ng
• another cgi / database concern (SQL vs. 'shelve')   Justin Shaw
• newbie question: how to get directory of script?   Tom McDermott
• pitfall for your amusement   Terry Hancock
• pitfall for your amusement   Jeff Epler
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Neal Norwitz
• pitfall for your amusement   Bengt Richter
• pitfall for your amusement   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Brian Quinlan
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Dan Schmidt
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Martin Maney
• Exch2k event sink, Python under WSH   Keith Farmer
• Exch2k event sink, Python under WSH   Keith Farmer
• another cgi / database concern (SQL vs. 'shelve')   David Rushby
• Problems having Python read from SQL server   Tom Nunamaker
• __getattr__ and others   Hans Nowak
• newbie question: how to get directory of script?   Robin Munn
• HTML email marketing tool   Tim Roberts
• Tkinter: listbox navigation   Tim Daneliuk
• How do I reply to an item in the list ?   Patrick.Carabin at MyRealBox.COM
• call by reference (c module)   Brian Lee
• newbie question: how to get directory of script?   Godefroid Chapelle
• Tkinter+CORBA+threads, two main-loops. Problems?   L Ekman
• How do I reply to an item in the list ? - testing only   Patrick.Carabin at MyRealBox.COM
• How do I reply to an item in the list ? - testing only   Patrick.Carabin at MyRealBox.COM
• How do I reply to an item in the list ? - testing without preview   Patrick.Carabin at MyRealBox.COM
• How do I reply to an item in the list ? - testing only   Gerhard Häring
• newbie question: how to get directory of script?   Bengt Richter
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• Tkinter: listbox navigation   Eric Brunel
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Lexy Zhitenev
• python gui rant   Gumuz
• python gui rant   Gerhard Häring
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Gerhard Häring
• python gui rant   Gumuz
• python gui rant   Bengt Richter
• newbie Q: shortcuts for long module names?   DIG
• Tkinter: listbox navigation   Tim Daneliuk
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Erik Max Francis
• python gui rant   Gumuz
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Brian Quinlan
• Problems having Python read from SQL server   Peter Maas
• call by reference (c module)   Alex Martelli
• pitfall for your amusement   Bernhard Herzog
• pitfall for your amusement   Michael Hudson
• Python documentation in DocBook   Michael Hudson
• call by reference (c module)   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Paul Foley
• Python documentation in DocBook   Ken Starks
• __getattr__ and others   Alex Martelli
• HTML email marketing tool   maxm
• Convert type() to string?   Alex Martelli
• simple metaclass question   Alex Martelli
• perl2python   William
• Is python a good choice for this task?   Cameron Laird
• Unicode in JSP   bandekap
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Calling methods in embedded python   Alex Martelli
• Unicode in JSP   bandekap
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Unicode in JSP   bandekap
• pitfall for your amusement   Neil Schemenauer
• Unit testing - Using Java Mock Objects in Python?   Quinet, Joel
• Tkinter: a widget within a menu(item)   Jan Wegner
• Calling a function of a package from the shell   Wojtek Walczak
• perl2python   Harry George
• perl2python   Wojtek Walczak
• Unicode in JSP   Gillou
• A vision for Parrot   Cameron Laird
• Accessor Methods (Was: Re: An evangelist's handbook?)   Hung Jung Lu
• A vision for Parrot   Cameron Laird
• perl2python   François Pinard
• Installing dislin (scientific data plotting software)   Turhan Ozen
• OpenLDAP slapd backend for Python (back-python) ??   Brad Clements
• Unit testing - Using Java Mock Objects in Python?   holger krekel
• Is python a good choice for this task?   Justin Sheehy
• OpenLDAP slapd backend for Python (back-python) ??   Scherer, Bill
• calendar modules   Geiger Ho
• just some share of experience of learning Python   Geiger Ho
• calendar modules   Gerhard Häring
• os.system and wget   zunbeltz
• calendar modules   Geiger Ho
• Accessor Methods (Was: Re: An evangelist's handbook?)   Alex Martelli
• Raw Newbie: What's the "<?" tag and how can I learn more about it?   KEVIN ZEMBOWER
• perl2python   William
• crash (SEGV) in Py_EndInterpreter() in multithreaded program   Gernot Hillier
• Raw Newbie: What's the "<?" tag and how can I learn more abou t it?   Simon Brunning
• HTML email marketing tool   Terence Ng
• os.system and wget   Wojtek Walczak
• python gui rant   Grant Edwards
• A vision for Parrot   Donal K. Fellows
• os.system and wget   John Hunter
• calendar modules   Wojtek Walczak
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Bengt Richter
• Raw Newbie: What's the "<?" tag and how can I learn more about it?   holger krekel
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Bengt Richter
• Installing dislin (scientific data plotting software)   Fernando Pérez
• python gui rant   Bengt Richter
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   David Eppstein
• Raw Newbie: What's the "<?" tag and how can I learn more about it?   Alan Kennedy
• python gui rant   Grant Edwards
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Bengt Richter
• Raw Newbie: What's the "<?" tag and how can I learn more about it?   KEVIN ZEMBOWER
• calendar modules   Robin Munn
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• The input function (was Re: total and utter newbie)   Paul Boddie
• Python documentation in DocBook   Fernando Pérez
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Terry Reedy
• python, Qt and HOOPS 3D   Karl G. Merkley
• A vision for Parrot   Benjamin Goldberg
• simple metaclass question   Carl Banks
• [regexp] Where's the error in this ini-file reading regexp?   F. GEIGER
• Local drives on Win32 with win32api   Uwe Becher
• python, Qt and HOOPS 3D   Kaleb Pederson
• simple metaclass question   Michael Hudson
• Arrays?   e-tones.co.uk
• Referencing Data structures from a different file?   e-tones.co.uk
• python gui rant   Jarek Zgoda
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• calendar modules   Lemniscate
• Referencing Data structures from a different file?   John Hunter
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• Arrays?   Andrew Koenig
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• Arrays?   John Hunter
• python gui rant   Grant Edwards
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• Arrays?   Wojtek Walczak
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• calendar modules   Bengt Richter
• Referencing Data structures from a different file?   Thomas Weholt
• python, Qt and HOOPS 3D   Jim
• Python documentation in DocBook   Gerhard Häring
• another cgi / database concern (SQL vs. 'shelve')   Syver Enstad
• Arrays?   Jeff Epler
• simple metaclass question   Carl Banks
• Arrays?   John Hunter
• Help with searching a list   Wojtek Walczak
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Cameron Horn
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jens Axel Søgaard
• [regexp] Where's the error in this ini-file reading regexp?   John Hunter
• Arrays?   Andrew Koenig
• Graham's spam filter   Christophe Delord
• Help with searching a list   John Hunter
• RE function   lily
• Python documentation in DocBook   A.M. Kuchling
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• RE function   Ian Bicking
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Alan Kennedy
• Graham's spam filter   Doug Fort
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• HTML email marketing tool   Brad Hards
• Is python a good choice for this task?   Harry George
• Help with searching a list   Jeff Epler
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   David Eppstein
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Cameron Horn
• Python documentation in DocBook   David LeBlanc
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Cameron Horn
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   David Eppstein
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Cameron Horn
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Cameron Horn
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Graham's spam filter   Brad Clements
• python gui rant   Brad Clements
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Cameron Horn
• How do I reply to an item in the list ?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Local drives on Win32 with win32api   Mark Hammond
• Python documentation in DocBook   A.M. Kuchling
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• python gui rant   Carl Caulkett
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   maney at pobox.com
• calendar modules   djw
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   maney at pobox.com
• python gui rant   Grant Edwards
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   maney at pobox.com
• Presenting Data neatly... how :)   e-tones.co.uk
• property problems   Newt
• python, Qt and HOOPS 3D   Karl G. Merkley
• Newbie response, was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Mayhew
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   maney at pobox.com
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• How do I reply to an item in the list ?   Robin Munn
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Greg Ewing
• [regexp] Where's the error in this ini-file reading regexp?   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   maney at pobox.com
• Presenting Data neatly... how :)   Mike C. Fletcher
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Vlad S.
• property problems   Mike C. Fletcher
• wxPython program failing after upgrade   Chris Liechti
• Presenting Data neatly... how :)   Cousin Stanley
• Python documentation in DocBook   David Mertz, Ph.D.
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Greg Ewing
• Presenting Data neatly... how :)   Cliff Wells
• calendar modules   Cousin Stanley
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Greg Ewing
• geometry problem with Tkinter   Russell E. Owen
• TclError: bad option "<whatever>": must be cget or configure   Kevin at Cazabon.com
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• wxPython program failing after upgrade   Blake Garretson
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   François Pinard
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   maney at pobox.com
• geometry problem with Tkinter   Jeff Epler
• geometry problem with Tkinter   Chad Netzer
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Terry Reedy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• python gui rant   dsavitsk
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Stuart D. Gathman
• calendar modules   Michael Stenner
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Cameron Horn
• Visual programming, looking for graphics layer   Ian Bicking
• Reminder: PyGTA meeting is Thursday November 14, 8-10 pm   Peter Hansen
• What is the best way to join tuples?   dique
• How to comment a block of codes in Python?   Mindy
• Installing dislin (scientific data plotting software)   fbasegmez
• python gui rant   David M. Cook
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Arivazhagan
• What is the best way to join tuples?   Raymond Hettinger
• How to comment a block of codes in Python?   Daniel Klein
• How to comment a block of codes in Python?   Erik Max Francis
• xml.dom.minidom.parse(fname).save() still complains about UnicodeError...   juha.o.ylitalo at kolumbus.fi
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Delaney, Timothy
• What is the best way to join tuples?   Terry Reedy
• xml.dom.minidom.parse(fname).save() still complains about UnicodeError...   Martin v. Loewis
• How to comment a block of codes in Python?   David LeBlanc
• [regexp] Where's the error in this ini-file reading regexp?   F. GEIGER
• [regexp] Where's the error in this ini-file reading regexp?   F. GEIGER
• os.system and wget   zunbeltz
• property problems   newt_e at blueyonder.co.uk
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Terry Reedy
• Newbie question   Firdaus Janoos
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Arivazhagan
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   David Brown
• geometry problem with Tkinter   Jan D. Wegner
• Tkinter+CORBA+threads, two main-loops. Problems?   Eric Brunel
• Python documentation in DocBook   Zoltan Sekeres
• Visual programming, looking for graphics layer   maxm
• Python documentation in DocBook   Zoltan Sekeres
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Bengt Richter
• Newbie question   Duncan Booth
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Just
• Python and ASP oddity   maxm
• Guilty secret: globals baffle me   maxm
• How to comment a block of codes in Python?   Ben C
• Visual programming, looking for graphics layer   Terry Hancock
• Newbie question   Peter Maas
• Python and open source in medical applications   David Brown
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Bengt Richter
• Python documentation in DocBook   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Neil Hodgson
• windll event loop leaks   Robin Becker
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• python gui rant   Gumuz
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Alan Kennedy
• windll event loop leaks   Thomas Heller
• calendar modules   Michael Hudson
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   David Brown
• windll event loop leaks   Robin Becker
• How to comment a block of codes in Python?   Roy Smith
• Installing dislin (scientific data plotting software)   Turhan Ozen
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Alan Kennedy
• Tkinter+CORBA+threads, two main-loops. Problems?   Duncan Grisby
• windll event loop leaks   Thomas Heller
• windll event loop leaks   Thomas Heller
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• total and utter newbie   Jere Kahanpaa
• property problems   Mike C. Fletcher
• os.system and wget   Joerg Woelke
• Python documentation in DocBook   Anton Vredegoor
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Arivazhagan
• lists changed to tuples unexpectedly!   Chris Fonnesbeck
• lists changed to tuples unexpectedly!   Michael Hudson
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Michael Stenner
• windll event loop leaks   Robin Becker
• property problems   Alex Martelli
• Python documentation in DocBook   Michael Hudson
• RELEASED: Pymacs 0.19   François Pinard
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Peter Hansen
• I thought I'd share; python&delphi   Gumuz
• A really bad idea.   M
• A really bad idea.   Achim Domma
• Seeking advice on locking iterators   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• Python documentation in DocBook   Michele Simionato
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   David Brown
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Donn Cave
• Python documentation in DocBook   Zoltan Sekeres
• A really bad idea.   djw
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• geometry problem with Tkinter   Jeff Epler
• Unit testing - Using Java Mock Objects in Python?   Chermside, Michael
• python gui rant   Guyon Morée
• Seeking advice on locking iterators   Ype Kingma
• PEP #99484663   bboman at research.panasonic.com
• Local drives on Win32 with win32api   Uwe Becher
• A really bad idea.   Mel Wilson
• simple rsh and python question   Randy Wadkins
• Python 2.2 and PYTHONPATH   Uwe Becher
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• PEP #99484663   Erik Max Francis
• PEP #99484663   Fernando Pérez
• Variable names on the fly?   e-tones.co.uk
• Python urllib.urlretrieve vs. Perl getstore   Adam S
• decision tree by python   Tim Churches
• __slots__ and metaclasses   Robert Ferrell
• parsing python code   les
• Variable names on the fly?   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• python gui rant   dsavitsk
• Variable names on the fly?   Gerhard Häring
• Variable names on the fly?   dsavitsk
• Variable names on the fly?   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• python gui rant   Guyon Morée
• An evangelist's handbook? (Was: Re: Making a better textbook)   Aahz
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Aahz
• Variable names on the fly?   Alex Martelli
• decision tree by python   Laurence Gonsalves
• __slots__ and metaclasses   Alex Martelli
• simple rsh and python question   Chris Liechti
• parsing python code   Chris Liechti
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Chad Netzer
• Variable names on the fly?   Terry Reedy
• Serial Port   Luca Bruderer
• Supporting older Python versions in py2exe?   Thomas Heller
• A really bad idea.   Alex Martelli
• questions about scope/threading   Aahz
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Niki Spahiev
• Serial Port   John Hunter
• Open and reading a file...   Marlon Rea
• A really bad idea.   Manuel M. Garcia
• Serial Port   Luca Bruderer
• tkinter - tk window remains   Dubois, Jeff
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Neil Schemenauer
• A really bad idea.   Manuel M. Garcia
• SOCKS for Windows (where?)   Walter Speth
• Open and reading a file...   Manuel M. Garcia
• update tkinter window   Roger
• Open and reading a file...   Manuel M. Garcia
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Martti Halminen
• proxy object   Mike Warren
• Serial Port   Grant Edwards
• PEP #99484663   Ian Bicking
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Alex Martelli
• os.system and wget   John Hunter
• Open and reading a file...   Robin Munn
• proxy object   François Pinard
• geometry problem with Tkinter   Russell E. Owen
• tkinter - tk window remains   Chad Netzer
• A really bad idea.   James J. Besemer
• update tkinter window   Chad Netzer
• Python Employment   Kristofer Poncin
• PEP #99484663   Chad Netzer
• property problems   Antonio Cuni
• Open and reading a file...   John Hunter
• Supporting older Python versions in py2exe?   Kevin Altis
• A really bad idea.   Russell E. Owen
• What is the best way to join tuples?   Terry Hancock
• tkMessageBox: Changing Fonts, Colors, etc.   Tim Daneliuk
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Delaney, Timothy
• BUG URLLIB2   bart
• windows api message   TeaAndBikkie
• socket.error __del__   Nigel Moriarty
• A really bad idea.   Erik Max Francis
• ANN: Logging Package v0.4.7 released   Vinay Sajip
• Possible Win32 Tkinter bug?   Tim Daneliuk
• BUG URLLIB2   John Hunter
• simple rsh and python question   Ng Pheng Siong
• A really bad idea.   Simon Wittber (Maptek)
• displaying windows processes   asdfasd asdfasdf
• getcwd 2.2.1 vs. 2.2.2 and PythonWin   animeshk
• Installing dislin (scientific data plotting software)   eric hagemann
• A really bad idea.   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• Supporting older Python versions in py2exe?   Gerhard Häring
• BUG URLLIB2   JohnJacob
• Variable names on the fly?   Gerhard Häring
• BUG URLLIB2   John Hunter
• A really bad idea.   Andrew Koenig
• A really bad idea.   Simon Wittber (Maptek)
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• parsing python code   logistix
• What is the best way to join tuples?   dique
• lists changed to tuples unexpectedly!   Dennis Lee Bieber
• A really bad idea.   Erik Max Francis
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Arivazhagan
• Serial Port   Colin Brown
• A really bad idea.   James J. Besemer
• rm -rf in python?   VanL
• questions about scope/threading   maney at pobox.com
• questions about scope/threading   Aahz
• A really bad idea.   Carl Banks
• rm -rf in python?   Chad Netzer
• A really bad idea.   Chad Netzer
• rm -rf in python?   Vasisht Tadigotla
• BUG URLLIB2   Terry Reedy
• rm -rf in python?   Ganesan R
• Accessing Dictionary values from within the Dictionary   Kuros
• Supporting older Python versions in py2exe?   Peter Hansen
• HTML email marketing tool   Tim Roberts
• A really bad idea.   James J. Besemer
• HTTPSConnection with proxy   Stuart D. Gathman
• [regexp] Where's the error in this ini-file reading regexp?   Tim Roberts
• rm -rf in python?   Thomas Guettler
• Supporting older Python versions in py2exe?   Thomas Heller
• A really bad idea.   Erik Max Francis
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   David Brown
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• Python documentation in DocBook   DaveP
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   David Brown
• Variable names on the fly?   maxm
• What is the best way to join tuples?   Terry Hancock
• some sort of threadsafe locale support   François Lepoutrre
• Python documentation in DocBook   Andrew MacIntyre
• rm -rf in python?   Richard Jones
• displaying windows processes   Gerhard Häring
• rm -rf in python?   Richard Jones
• tkinter - tk window remains   Eric Brunel
• Python documentation in DocBook   Anton Vredegoor
• tkMessageBox: Changing Fonts, Colors, etc.   Eric Brunel
• Possible Win32 Tkinter bug?   Eric Brunel
• Reverse dictionnary   Julien Barbot
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Possible Win32 Tkinter bug?   Tim Daneliuk
• What is the best way to join tuples?   Raymond Hettinger
• getcwd 2.2.1 vs. 2.2.2 and PythonWin   Lexy Zhitenev
• Sydney Australia: Python Interest Group: Monday 18th November   Mary Gardiner
• socket.error __del__   Lexy Zhitenev
• A really bad idea.   Skip Montanaro
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Gerhard Häring
• Python documentation in DocBook   Anton Vredegoor
• Reverse dictionnary   Skip Montanaro
• A really bad idea.   Michael Hudson
• BUG URLLIB2   Michael Hudson
• Reverse dictionnary   David Brown
• Reverse dictionnary   Michael Hudson
• Reverse dictionnary   Padraig Brady
• Python documentation in DocBook   Michael Hudson
• A vision for Parrot   Donal K. Fellows
• wrapping all class methods   Robin Becker
• changing unix password with python   Justin Ryan
• A really bad idea.   Thomas Heller
• Accessing Dictionary values from within the Dictionary   Robin Becker
• wxPython program failing after upgrade   Vadim Zeitlin
• Reverse dictionnary   Uwe Schmitt
• Reverse dictionnary   Alex Martelli
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Arivazhagan
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• Accessing Dictionary values from within the Dictionary   Alex Martelli
• A really bad idea.   Michael Hudson
• Accessing Dictionary values from within the Dictionary   François Pinard
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• A really bad idea.   François Pinard
• some sort of threadsafe locale support   Martin v. Loewis
• changing unix password with python   Martin v. Loewis
• A really bad idea.   Andrew Koenig
• A really bad idea.   François Pinard
• Calling A Deconstructor   John Abel
• property problems   Michael Hudson
• Reverse dictionnary   François Pinard
• A really bad idea.   Thomas Heller
• tkMessageBox: Changing Fonts, Colors, etc.   Cameron Laird
• A really bad idea.   Roy Smith
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Anton Vredegoor
• property problems   Alex Martelli
• A really bad idea.   Thomas Heller
• A really bad idea.   holger krekel
• Calling A Deconstructor   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Python urllib.urlretrieve vs. Perl getstore   holger krekel
• keyword arguments and **   Boudewijn Rempt
• Reverse dictionnary   François Pinard
• eMail including attachment on Linux   Andreas Penzel
• Calling A Deconstructor   John Abel
• keyword arguments and **   Alex Martelli
• Accessing Dictionary values from within the Dictionary   Mel Wilson
• Seeking advice on locking iterators   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• eMail including attachment on Linux   Alex Martelli
• Python and ZOPE Developers in Latinamerica wanted   Andreas
• keyword arguments and **   John Hunter
• Seeking advice on locking iterators   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• Serial Port   Grant Edwards
• Python And Zope Developers in Latin America   lozinski at jobmart.com
• wrapping all class methods   Mark McEahern
• changing unix password with python   Justin Ryan
• wrapping all class methods   Robin Becker
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Michael Stenner
• A really bad idea.   Daniel Dittmar
• Announcement: Python based Sourcecode generator (engineering)   Dominic
• A really bad idea.   Russell E. Owen
• A really bad idea.   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• BUG URLLIB2   Martin v. Löwis
• Python urllib.urlretrieve vs. Perl getstore   Dave Brueck
• A really bad idea.   Eddie Corns
• bind problem   Dan Stromberg
• Python documentation in DocBook   Terry Reedy
• A really bad idea.   Skip Montanaro
• A really bad idea.   Skip Montanaro
• A really bad idea.   Tim Peters
• A really bad idea.   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• A really bad idea.   Terry Reedy
• keyword arguments and **   Terry Reedy
• wrapping all class methods   Robin Becker
• OS X/Darwin dynamic loading expert question   Gregory (Grisha) Trubetskoy
• python gui rant   R.Marquez
• A really bad idea.   Dave Brueck
• redirecting output from spawned processes   Jef Mangelschots
• wrapping all class methods   Robin Becker
• bind problem   Thomas Guettler
• BUG URLLIB2   bart
• BUG URLLIB2   bart
• BUG URLLIB2   bart
• BUG URLLIB2   Brian Quinlan
• What is the best way to join tuples?   Raymond Hettinger
• A really bad idea.   Manuel M. Garcia
• __slots__ and metaclasses   Robert Ferrell
• tkinter - tk window remains   Dubois, Jeff
• pdb misbehaves in emacs-21.2.1   Yuri Shtil
• A really bad idea.   Dave Brueck
• A really bad idea.   Skip Montanaro
• A really bad idea.   Manuel M. Garcia
• Open and reading a file...   Manuel M. Garcia
• Permutations algoritm?   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• A really bad idea.   John Hunter
• redirecting output from spawned processes   Trent Mick
• bind problem   Dan Stromberg
• wrapping all class methods   Carl Banks
• redirecting output from spawned processes   Pearu Peterson
• A really bad idea.   Daniel Dittmar
• pdb misbehaves in emacs-21.2.1   Yuri Shtil
• wrapping all class methods   Carl Banks
• A really bad idea.   Terry Hancock
• A really bad idea.   Skip Montanaro
• Tkinter wart: bug or feature?   Mike Clarkson
• lisp scheme lush python etc.   Mike Clarkson
• wrapping all class methods   Robin Becker
• A really bad idea.   Carl Banks
• Tkinter wart: bug or feature?   David Eppstein
• Permutations algoritm?   William Park
• Python documentation in DocBook   Ken Starks
• Possible Win32 Tkinter bug?   David LeBlanc
• Permutations algoritm?   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• A really bad idea.   Erik Max Francis
• A vision for Parrot   Peter da Silva
• read n bytes from a binary file   Chris Liechti
• A really bad idea.   Erik Max Francis
• A really bad idea.   Erik Max Francis
• Permutations algoritm?   Stuart D. Gathman
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   maney at pobox.com
• Permutations algoritm?   John Hunter
• Possible Win32 Tkinter bug?   Tim Daneliuk
• read n bytes from a binary file   Rajarshi Guha
• timeoutsocket & sendall / Python 2.1   John J Lee
• read n bytes from a binary file   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• questions about scope/threading   maney at pobox.com
• A really bad idea.   Erik Max Francis
• rm -rf in python?   Chad Netzer
• Permutations algoritm?   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Chad Netzer
• module to generate RTF?   Harry George
• Serial Port   Drazen Gemic
• Permutations algoritm?   William Park
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Chad Netzer
• Permutations algoritm?   Manuel M. Garcia
• A really bad idea.   Chad Netzer
• Permutations algoritm?   Duncan Smith
• Permutations algoritm?   Manuel M. Garcia
• module to generate RTF?   Harry George
• module to generate RTF?   Adam Przybyla
• wrapping all class methods   Robin Becker
• Tkinter wart: bug or feature?   Chad Netzer
• Python documentation in DocBook   David Mertz, Ph.D.
• help plz ive been to atleast 10 different faqs and guides   cmvb
• help plz ive been to atleast 10 different faqs and guides   John Hunter
• help plz ive been to atleast 10 different faqs and guides   François Pinard
• help plz ive been to atleast 10 different faqs and guides   Chad Netzer
• [Python-Dev] [maintenance doc updates]   Patrick K. O'Brien
• Visual programming, looking for graphics layer   Ian Bicking
• list.reverse()   Mike Dean
• Permutations algoritm?   Patrick W
• lisp scheme lush python etc.   Ian Bicking
• list.reverse()   John Hunter
• list.reverse()   Erik Max Francis
• list.reverse()   Manuel M. Garcia
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• HTTPSConnection with proxy   Toni Andjelkovic
• redirecting output from spawned processes   Jef Mangelschots
• Tkinter wart: bug or feature?   David Eppstein
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" does not refesh   kathik thyagarajan
• Families and syntax (fwd)   David Mertz, Ph.D.
• LCS algorithm   Magnus Lie Hetland
• LCS algorithm   David Eppstein
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Aahz
• some sort of threadsafe locale support   François Lepoutrre
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   David Rushby
• quick question   Bwfc10
• Python als PHP ersatz?   Marten Bauer
• Get Stdout from external script startet through python   Christian Rapp
• Combinations (was Re: Permutations algoritm?)   Anton Vredegoor
• keyword arguments and **   Boudewijn Rempt
• keyword arguments and **   Boudewijn Rempt
• A really bad idea.   Jon Bills
• Python instead of php   Marten Bauer
• Publishing Events within Win32Com   James Dunkerley
• wrapping all class methods   Robin Becker
• wrapping all class methods   Pedro Rodriguez
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" does not refesh   John Roth
• lisp scheme lush python etc.   Alexander Schmolck
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Jeff Epler
• quick question   John Hunter
• Get Stdout from external script startet through python   Wojtek Walczak
• Tkinter wart: bug or feature?   Fredrik Lundh
• Python instead of php   Brian Lalor
• Python instead of php   Gerhard Häring
• pykde on mandrake 9   hannibal
• Python instead of php   Gerhard Häring
• Python instead of php   Brian Lalor
• Python als PHP ersatz?   Alexander Meins
• pykde on mandrake 9   Phil Thompson
• Web Programming in Python   Michele Simionato
• Python documentation in DocBook   A.M. Kuchling
• Python documentation in DocBook   Peter Hansen
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Bengt Richter
• property problems   Antonio Cuni
• Python documentation in DocBook   Martin v. Loewis
• Python instead of php   maney at pobox.com
• quick question   Bwfc10
• Insanely simple problem somehow appears impossible   ebe
• URLLIB2 EXCEPTION   bart
• Python documentation in DocBook   Peter Hansen
• quick question   Peter Hansen
• quick question   John Hunter
• Get Stdout from external script startet through python   Christian Rapp
• wrapping all class methods   Bengt Richter
• A really bad idea.   M
• quick question   Manuel M. Garcia
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" does not refesh   Manuel M. Garcia
• Insanely simple problem somehow appears impossible   Alex Martelli
• quick question   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   maney at pobox.com
• Python instead of php   Ian Bicking
• Formatted Output - Floating Point Numbers   David Marshall
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Anton Vredegoor
• Formatted Output - Floating Point Numbers   Doug Fort
• Formatted Output - Floating Point Numbers   Terry Reedy
• wrapping all class methods   Robin Becker
• [Announce] Gnosis Utils 1.0.5   David Mertz, Ph.D.
• Calling local functions from the C API   Jon Parise
• Formatted Output - Floating Point Numbers   John Hunter
• Python documentation in DocBook   David Mertz, Ph.D.
• Calling local functions from the C API   Martin v. Loewis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Aahz
• Formatted Output - Floating Point Numbers   Tyler Eaves
• wrapping all class methods   Bengt Richter
• Calling local functions from the C API   Jon Parise
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" does not refesh   Tony Cappellini
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" does not refesh   Brian Quinlan
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" doesnot refesh   Pierre Rouleau
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Pierre Rouleau
• Python-friendly Web Hosting Wiki   Skip Montanaro
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Erik Max Francis
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   John Hunter
• python on unix [getting started]   dsavitsk
• python on unix [getting started]   Erik Max Francis
• Windows Nt directory names   asdfasd asdfasdf
• Create DLL in Python ?   Chris Tavares
• Accessing Dictionary values from within the Dictionary   Robin Munn
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Fernando Pérez
• Calling local functions from the C API   Martin v. Loewis
• Windows Nt directory names   David LeBlanc
• python on unix [getting started]   Martin v. Loewis
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" does not refesh   laotseu
• Windows Nt directory names   James Kew
• quick question   Bwfc10
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Erik Max Francis
• Windows Nt directory names   Bengt Richter
• URLLIB2 EXCEPTION   Andrew Markebo
• wrapping all class methods   Robin Becker
• Uninstalling Python 2.1.3 hosed Outlook Express   Edward K. Ream
• wrapping all class methods   Bengt Richter
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Janto Dreijer
• python on unix [getting started]   John Hunter
• hex/oct constants > sys.maxint will return positive values in Python 2.4 and up   Fredrik Lundh
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Pierre Rouleau
• Redirect question   Chris Liechti
• Redirect question   Karsten Weinert
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   John Hunter
• Possibly a stupid question regarding Python Classes   Adonis
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Wojtek Walczak
• Possibly a stupid question regarding Python Classes   John Hunter
• Possibly a stupid question regarding Python Classes   Alan Kennedy
• URLLIB2 EXCEPTION   bart
• Reading Bluebird/Superdos Index files   jmp
• Possibly a stupid question regarding Python Classes   Terry Reedy
• Uninstalling Python 2.1.3 hosed Outlook Express   Tim Peters
• System Administration with Python -- documentation?   Stephen Ferg
• python on unix [getting started]   dsavitsk
• python on unix [getting started]   Alex Martelli
• wxPython question   joshua solomon
• Reading Bluebird/Superdos Index files   jmp
• wxPython question   Chris Liechti
• learning python and what i need ?help please   Jaykay2199113223
• Tkinter wart: bug or feature?   Mike Clarkson
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Fernando Pérez
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Pierre Rouleau
• Reading Bluebird/Superdos Index files   Robin Munn
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Pierre Rouleau
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Pierre Rouleau
• learning python and what i need ?help please   John Hunter
• Redirect question   Pierre Rouleau
• Redirect question   Robin Munn
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Rob Renaud
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   John Hunter
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Neil Schemenauer
• Tkinter/Canvas question   Benson Ngai
• Get Stdout from external script startet through python   Alex Martelli
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• Possibly a stupid question regarding Python Classes   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Fernando Pérez
• Get Stdout from external script startet through python   Pearu Peterson
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Delaney, Timothy
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Tim Peters
• quick question   Delaney, Timothy
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Delaney, Timothy
• Get Stdout from external script startet through python   Fernando Pérez
• Calling local functions from the C API   Jon Parise
• Eric S. Raymond's newest writings   Simon Jester
• Will I be in a pickle?   Ken Seehof
• Pythoncal, anyone? (My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255))   Greg Ewing
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Greg Ewing
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Greg Ewing
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Michael Stenner
• Pythoncal, anyone? (My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255))   Skip Montanaro
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Bengt Richter
• Formatted Output - Floating Point Numbers   Tim Roberts
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Tyler Eaves
• python-dev Summary, 2002-11-01 through 2002-11-15   Brett C.
• Get Stdout from external script startet through python   Donn Cave
• AttributeError: sendall when using ftplib with Python 2.1.3/Zope 2.5.1   Jeff Kowalczyk
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   John Hunter
• wxPython question   joshua solomon
• Pythoncal, anyone? (My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255))   logistix
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Raymond Hettinger
• Unit testing - Using Java Mock Objects in Python?   Max Ischenko
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Brian Quinlan
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Brian Quinlan
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Fernando Pérez
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Alex Martelli
• Python urllib.urlretrieve vs. Perl getstore   Adam S
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Alex Martelli
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Alex Martelli
• 'for' loop in python, error: unsubscriptable object   george
• Calling local functions from the C API   Alex Martelli
• Tkinter wart: bug or feature?   Fredrik Lundh
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Alex Martelli
• 'for' loop in python, error: unsubscriptable object   Erik Max Francis
• 'for' loop in python, error: unsubscriptable object   Brad Hards
• python on unix [getting started]   Paul Boddie
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Padraig Brady
• shutil module   asdfasd asdfasdf
• shutil module   Brad Hards
• shutil module   Harvey Thomas
• gobbling (was Re: What is the best way to merge two lists?)   Alex Martelli
• Serial Port   David Brown
• What is the best way to merge two lists?   Alex Martelli
• System Administration with Python -- documentation?   Simon Brunning
• URLLIB2 EXCEPTION   Andrew Markebo
• Standard module for import hacks?   James Rauser
• Python urllib.urlretrieve vs. Perl getstore   Adam S
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Jeff Epler
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   A. Lloyd Flanagan
• Standard module for import hacks?   Matthew Knepley
• Berliner Python-Stammtisch 20.12.02 18:00 mit Stollen   Christian Tismer
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   holger krekel
• Tkinter/Canvas question   Anton Vredegoor
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Pythoncal, anyone? (My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255))   Aahz
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Michael Stenner
• Tkinter wart: bug or feature?   Eric Brunel
• AttributeError: sendall when using ftplib with Python 2.1.3/Zope 2.5.1   Hamish Lawson
• wxPython question   J. Random Hacker
• Pythoncal, anyone? (My (late) beef with Simple Generator syn tax (PEP 255))   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   John Hunter
• Tkinter wart: bug or feature?   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Installing dislin (scientific data plotting software)   Turhan Ozen
• 'for' loop in python, error: unsubscriptable object   John Hunter
• shutil module   Terry Reedy
• wrapping all class methods   Michael Hudson
• Serial Port   Grant Edwards
• file upload via http   Joost van Rooij
• Will python binaries compiled on vs.net?   Alexander Semenov
• Will python binaries compiled on vs.net?   Tim Peters
• [Tutor] count words   dfinner at Kollsman.com
• Insanely simple problem somehow appears impossible   ebe
• Debugging python with C++ extensions   Karl G. Merkley
• win32 WaitCommEvent error?   Grant Edwards
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• Pythoncal, anyone? (My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255))   Piet van Oostrum
• Tkinter/Canvas question, Please Help   benson123456
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Louis M. Pecora
• Berliner Python-Stammtisch 20.12.02 18:00 mit Stollen   Anton Vredegoor
• Fast construction of Python list from large C array of int's - Extension Module   quadric at primenet.com
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Python urllib.urlretrieve vs. Perl getstore   Andrew Markebo
• Berliner Python-Stammtisch 20.12.02 18:00 mit Stollen   Christian Tismer
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Fernando Pérez
• Perl to python convertor   Дамјан Г.
• Serial Port   David Brown
• Debugging python with C++ extensions   Lyle Johnson
• Fast construction of Python list from large C array of int's - Extension Module   Fernando Pérez
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Bengt Richter
• Pythoncal, anyone? (My (late) beef with Simple Generator syn tax (PEP 255))   Stuart D. Gathman
• redirecting cgi error to browser   les
• Serial Port   Grant Edwards
• changing the Python grammar ?   Michele Simionato
• redirecting cgi error to browser   Jeremy Yallop
• Multiple instances   Xiang Zhang
• changing the Python grammar ?   D a v i d E m r i c h
• changing the Python grammar ?   Skip Montanaro
• installing mysqldb module in os x   Stephen Aichele
• redirecting cgi error to browser   Brian Quinlan
• tempfile.mktemp() and symlink attacks   Aahz
• redirecting cgi error to browser   Cliff Wells
• Tkinter wart: bug or feature?   Chad Netzer
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Richard Dillingham
• Will python binaries compiled on vs.net?   Mark Hammond
• python-dev Summary, 2002-11-01 through 2002-11-15   Andrew MacIntyre
• tempfile.mktemp() and symlink attacks   Neil Schemenauer
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Brad Hards
• tempfile.mktemp() and symlink attacks   Neal Norwitz
• python gui rant   Russell Nelson
• changing the Python grammar ?   Bengt Richter
• Debugging python with C++ extensions   Dave Kuhlman
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Carl Banks
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Andrew Koenig
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Cliff Wells
• python lists?   Dan Stromberg
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Gonçalo Rodrigues
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Richard Dillingham
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Richard Dillingham
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Multiple instances   Erik Max Francis
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Grant Edwards
• A really bad idea.   Greg Ewing
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Erik Max Francis
• python lists?   Alex Martelli
• System Administration with Python -- documentation?   Richard Dillingham
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Alex Martelli
• A really bad idea.   Greg Ewing
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Richard Dillingham
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Erik Max Francis
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Erik Max Francis
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Cliff Wells
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Ben Wolfson
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Erik Max Francis
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Richard Dillingham
• python lists?   Erik Max Francis
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Cliff Wells
• return values for exceptions   Martin v. Loewis
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Andrew Koenig
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Richard Dillingham
• Perl to python convertor   holger krekel
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Andrew Koenig
• python lists?   Martin v. Loewis
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Richard Dillingham
• popkey() method for dictionaries?   Alex Martelli
• Fast construction of Python list from large C array of int's - Extension Module   Alex Martelli
• return values for exceptions   holger krekel
• Will python binaries compiled on vs.net?   Tim Peters
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Alex Martelli
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Chad Netzer
• A really bad idea.   holger krekel
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Brad Hards
• Pickle problem   Guyon Morée
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   John Hunter
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Richard Dillingham
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   David Eppstein
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Cliff Wells
• multi-quoted strings for HERE documents   Michael P. Soulier
• file upload via http   John Hunter
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Cliff Wells
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Brian Quinlan
• quick question   Cousin Stanley
• Access to Python/SQL   C42
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Chad Netzer
• multi-quoted strings for HERE documents   John Hunter
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Erik Max Francis
• multi-quoted strings for HERE documents   Chad Netzer
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Erik Max Francis
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Erik Max Francis
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Greg Neumann
• infinite recursion   michael eng
• quick question   John Hunter
• multi-quoted strings for HERE documents   David Goodger
• shutil module   Pierre Rouleau
• infinite recursion   Chad Netzer
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   Kow K
• multi-quoted strings for HERE documents   Bengt Richter
• Access to Python/SQL   Dennis Lee Bieber
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" doesnot refesh   laotseu
• Pickle problem   Pierre Rouleau
• ATTRACT HOT SEXY WOMEN EASY WITH PHEROMONES (READ MORE) ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff 7154 [1/2]   gblpjt at safd0832.com
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Create DLL in Python ?   laotseu
• Access to Python/SQL   William MacLeod
• Multiple instances   Dennis Lee Bieber
• System Administration with Python -- documentation?   laotseu
• multi-quoted strings for HERE documents   Michael P. Soulier
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   Terry Reedy
• __bases__ and type()   Daniel Silva
• Tkinter~about: 2 questions   Ivan J.
• Tkinter~about: 2 questions   Jeff Epler
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   Robert Oschler
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   Skip Montanaro
• yield: implementation details and other technica   Courageous
• static variables?   Josh
• static variables?   Erik Max Francis
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   Kow K
• static variables?   Courageous
• AttributeError with 'time' module   Jason Friedland
• Pythoncal, anyone? (My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255))   Jeremy Bowers
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   Matt Gerrans
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   Terry Reedy
• AttributeError with 'time' module   Jason Friedland
• simple text editor w/ D&D of hyperlinks   Andrew Dalke
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   Jeremy Bowers
• Interfaces   Lee Harr
• static variables?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• stopping SimpleHTTPServer   dsavitsk
• quick question   Cousin Stanley
• simple text editor w/ D&D of hyperlinks   Neil Hodgson
• A Minimal Python Distribution   Rod Crawford- Ardbeg
• Will python binaries compiled on vs.net?   Thomas Heller
• Will python binaries compiled on vs.net?   Thomas Heller
• A really bad idea.   Christian Tanzer
• quick question   John Hunter
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   John Hunter
• XML SAX   Sara
• How to make changes before doing python setup.py build, please help   Ruslan Spivak
• XML SAX   Stano Paska
• something like apache DBI ?   Theo Brenningerer
• XML SAX   Paul Simmonds
• Simple Encryption   Bronek Carr
• COM interfaces and inheritance   Rob Sykes
• A really bad idea.   John Hunter
• yield: implementation details and other technica   Raymond Hettinger
• zero-copy array slicing   Trevor
• simple text editor w/ D&D of hyperlinks   Andrew Dalke
• Simple Encryption   Thomas Heller
• Pickle problem   Gumuz
• Pickle problem   Gumuz
• Simple Encryption   John Hunter
• Simple Encryption   David Brown
• A really bad idea.   Michael Hudson
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Michael Hudson
• A Minimal Python Distribution   Miki Tebeka
• My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255)   Alan Kennedy
• Will python binaries compiled on vs.net?   Mark Hammond
• changing the Python grammar ?   Michael Hudson
• A really bad idea.   Bernhard Herzog
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Michael Hudson
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Michael Hudson
• A really bad idea.   Bernhard Herzog
• newbie: function-parameter   Thomas Rademacher
• Fast construction of Python list from large C array of int's - Extension Module   Bernhard Herzog
• newbie: function-parameter   David Brown
• Perl to python convertor   Bernhard Herzog
• Tkinter/Canvas question, Please Help   Fredrik Lundh
• lame question about Pyython and PyGTK   Pawel J. Maczewski
• COM interfaces and inheritance   Alan Kennedy
• COM interfaces and inheritance   Alan Kennedy
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Jan D. Wegner
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Alex Martelli
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Michael Hudson
• zero-copy array slicing   Alex Martelli
• COM interfaces and inheritance   Alex Martelli
• stopping SimpleHTTPServer   François Pinard
• converting python scripts to exe   asdfasd asdfasdf
• installing mysqldb module in os x   Piet van Oostrum
• read from user   Pål Sindre Hiåsen
• read from user   Mikael Olofsson
• A Minimal Python Distribution   James C. Ahlstrom
• read from user   Mikael Olofsson
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alexander Sendzimir
• Perl to python convertor   Mikael Lexén
• static variables?   Padraig Brady
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alex Martelli
• Fast construction of Python list from large C array of int's - Extension Module   hg
• static variables?   Michael P. Soulier
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   Terry Reedy
• static variables?   Gerhard Häring
• Python embedding question: how to expose a new "builtin"?   Rodrigo B. de Oliveira
• stopping SimpleHTTPServer   Alex Martelli
• Python embedding question: how to expose a new "builtin"?   Alex Martelli
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Bengt Richter
• converting python scripts to exe   Gerhard Häring
• stopping SimpleHTTPServer   dsavitsk
• infinite recursion   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• COM interfaces and inheritance   Rob Sykes
• classifier systems re-coded in Python?   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• PersistentList (ZODB)   Thomas Guettler
• COM interfaces and inheritance   Rob Sykes
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Michael Hudson
• COM interfaces and inheritance   Rob Sykes
• static variables?   Michele Simionato
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   David Eppstein
• very large inserts   Kempf, Reed
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• static variables?   Syver Enstad
• timeoutsocket & sendall / Python 2.1   John J Lee
• popen / batchfile / environment variables   Achim Domma
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Steven Rumbalski
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Thomas Heller
• Generic lazily seekable file-like object wrapper?   John J Lee
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   David Eppstein
• popen / batchfile / environment variables   Trent Mick
• URLLIB2 EXCEPTION   bart
• static variables?   Bengt Richter
• telnet.py without fork()   deckerben
• timeoutsocket & sendall / Python 2.1   Dave Brueck
• PersistentList (ZODB)   Mike C. Fletcher
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Robin Becker
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• very large inserts   Mike C. Fletcher
• Strip-o-Gram 1.2 Released!   Chris Withers
• zero-copy array slicing   Trevor
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Mike Rovner
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Thomas Heller
• URLLIB2 EXCEPTION   Andrew Markebo
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• stopping SimpleHTTPServer   dsavitsk
• Telnetlib help. I need a case function.   higgeldy Piggeldy
• wxPython crashing windows   trewornan
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Robin Becker
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Mel Wilson
• Capturing packets using SOCK_RAW   rajsekhar darapuram
• COM interfaces and inheritance   Mark Hammond
• zero-copy array slicing   Alex Martelli
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Mark Hammond
• wxPython crashing windows   Cliff Wells
• ctypes and delphi dll   Bernd Zimmermann
• PersistentList (ZODB)   Lee Harr
• wxPython crashing windows   William
• A really bad idea.   Erik Max Francis
• wxPython crashing windows   Dave Brueck
• Combinations Algorithm.   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• wxPython crashing windows   Bjorn Pettersen
• Non-GPL alternative to rssparser.py?   Robert Oschler
• A really bad idea.   Skip Montanaro
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alexander Sendzimir
• Implementing some of 'ls -l" directly in python   Tim Daneliuk
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Robin Becker
• Implementing some of 'ls -l" directly in python   Ian Bicking
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   jdhunter at ace.bsd.uchicago.edu
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7?   Brian Quinlan
• Updating A Tkinter Window every 100 ms?   Josiah
• A really bad idea.   jdhunter at ace.bsd.uchicago.edu
• Implementing some of 'ls -l" directly in python   Carl Banks
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Bengt Richter
• A really bad idea.   Skip Montanaro
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7?   Brian Quinlan
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7?   dsavitsk
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• static variables?   Joe Heafner
• Sybase module 0.35 released   Dave Cole
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alexander Sendzimir
• static variables?   Erik Max Francis
• yield: implementation details and other technica   David Mertz, Ph.D.
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• yield: implementation details and other technica   Courageous
• static variables?   Joe Heafner
• popen / batchfile / environment variables   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Simple Encryption   Dennis Lee Bieber
• static variables?   Mike Dean
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   John Hunter
• popen / batchfile / environment variables   logistix
• static variables?   Erik Max Francis
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7?   Skip Montanaro
• csv module 1.0 released   Dave Cole
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7?   dsavitsk
• Installation   Tetsuo
• Telnetlib help. I need a case function.   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anna
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Telnetlib help. I need a case function.   Dennis Lee Bieber
• static variables?   Chad Netzer
• Installation   Richard Jones
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Ken Seehof
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   John Hunter
• BUG URLLIB2   John Hunter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Terry Reedy
• quick question   John Hunter
• popen / batchfile / environment variables   Trent Mick
• static variables?   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• zero-copy array slicing (and PEP 296)   Trevor
• Telnetlib help. I need a case function.   dsavitsk
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Thomas Heller
• Updating A Tkinter Window every 100 ms?   Martin Franklin
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Gernot Hillier
• Updating A Tkinter Window every 100 ms?   Martin v. Loewis
• zero-copy array slicing (and PEP 296)   Alex Martelli
• changing the Python grammar ?   Just
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Martin v. Loewis
• How to savely end a python sub-interpreter from a different thread?   Gernot Hillier
• popen / batchfile / environment variables   Alex Martelli
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alex Martelli
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Thomas Heller
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Thomas Heller
• Tkinter/Popup: How to cascade   Jan D. Wegner
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Thomas Heller
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Robin Becker
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Robin Becker
• Deep XML modification..   nobody
• exception thrown from I/O interrupted by signal   Volker Apelt
• Howto wait for multiple queues (Queue.py)?   Andreas Ames
• stopping SimpleHTTPServer   Alex Martelli
• Deep XML modification..   Alan Kennedy
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Michael Hudson
• Python embedding question: how to expose a new "builtin"?   Rodrigo B. de Oliveira
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" does not refesh   Jussi Jumppanen
• Subscript AST Node   Andrew Wilkinson
• Making a better textbook (was Re: The Deitel book)   Magnus Lyckå
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Thomas Heller
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Bengt Richter
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Thomas Heller
• Pickles   William Kennedy
• python-dev Summary, 2002-11-01 through 2002-11-15   TeaAndBikkie
• Deep XML modification..   nobody
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Alex Martelli
• Deep XML modification..   Alex Martelli
• Pickles   Alex Martelli
• how does import work ?   Michele Simionato
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Bengt Richter
• how does import work ?   Andrew Wilkinson
• how does import work ?   Alex Martelli
• Finalization, Continuation and two questions about the Garbage Collector   Laurent Szyster
• popen / batchfile / environment variables   Guy
• SWIG interface to access C array members   jsaul
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Bengt Richter
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Teaching numerics with Python   Antti Rasila
• quick question   Cousin Stanley
• changing the Python grammar ?   Michele Simionato
• How to Install mod_python-2.7.8 in freebsd 4.4 Stable   Sheng-Yen Ho
• Mirror of Python Cookbook   Thomas Guettler
• Mirror of Python Cookbook   Thomas Heller
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   maney at pobox.com
• Teaching numerics with Python   Des Small
• Howto wait for multiple queues (Queue.py)?   Alex Martelli
• Teaching numerics with Python   William Park
• Howto wait for multiple queues (Queue.py)?   Skip Montanaro
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• static variables?   Terry Reedy
• sockets and encryption   Paul Nilsson
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Donn Cave
• Updating A Tkinter Window every 100 ms?   Cameron Laird
• exception thrown from I/O interrupted by signal   Donn Cave
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Kelly
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Brian Quinlan
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Hung Jung Lu
• timeoutsocket & sendall / Python 2.1   John J Lee
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• gc (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Kenny Tilton
• zero-copy array slicing (and PEP 296)   Trevor
• Permuting data   user at domain.invalid
• PyOpenGL install issues....   Bryan
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Brian Quinlan
• Advice for using emacs python-mode   Andrew Koenig
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Martin v. Loewis
• gc (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Brian Quinlan
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Martin v. Loewis
• how does import work ?   Michele Simionato
• Installation   Tetsuo
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   John Roth
• sockets and encryption   Chris Liechti
• Permuting data   Bjorn Pettersen
• Permuting data   Gerhard Häring
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Tim Lavoie
• Advice for using emacs python-mode   Jarek Zgoda
• static variables?   Mike Dean
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   nandrats at mail.mdanderson.org
• ctypes and delphi dll   Bernd Zimmermann
• Advice for using emacs python-mode   Syver Enstad
• sockets and encryption   Michael Stenner
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Terry Reedy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   John Hunter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• static variables?   Chad Netzer
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Delaney, Timothy
• Advice for using emacs python-mode   Andrew Koenig
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Robin Munn
• Python embedding question: how to expose a new "builtin"?   Rodrigo B. de Oliveira
• string encoding problem   Rodolphe
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   holger krekel
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Fernando Pérez
• string encoding problem   Martin v. Loewis
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Brian Quinlan
• Simple sort for lists?   R. Arens
• string encoding problem   Chad Netzer
• static variables?   Erik Max Francis
• Simple sort for lists?   Raymond Hettinger
• Advice for using emacs python-mode   Kent Sandvik
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Patrick W
• string encoding problem   Rodolphe
• def hook?   Roy Smith
• DNS server in python   Brad Hards
• embedding python interpreter   George Schlossnagle
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Steven Rumbalski
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• PyOpenGL install issues....   Simon Wittber (Maptek)
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   David Mertz, Ph.D.
• Need Function To Run As Long As Button Widget Pressed   Josiah
• DNS server in python   Gerhard Haering
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• PyOpenGL install issues....   Bryan Coon
• DNS server in python   Anthony Baxter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Delaney, Timothy
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Dennis Lee Bieber
• python-dev Summary, 2002-11-01 through 2002-11-15   Tim Peters
• Need Function To Run As Long As Button Widget Pressed   Stuart D. Gathman
• Need Function To Run As Long As Button Widget Pressed   jepler at unpythonic.net
• [updates] PEP 301 -- Package Index and Metadata for Distutils   Richard Jones
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• How to access a property in Outlook using win32com?   Jonas Bengtsson
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alexander Sendzimir
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Simon Wittber (Maptek)
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   hg
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   maney at pobox.com
• How to access a property in Outlook using win32com?   Tim Peters
• Checking for nonzero-ness using Python C-API   Gerhard Haering
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Roy Smith
• SMTP Relaying   greenbeard
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• A simple question: How to exit from a python script? Just like the exit() in C++   Wang Hanbo
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Andrew Koenig
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• A simple question: How to exit from a python script? Just like the exit() in C++   Sean 'Shaleh' Perry
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Donn Cave
• SMTP Relaying   Chris Gonnerman
• A simple question: How to exit from a python script? Just like the exit() in C++   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Patrick W
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• Mirror of Python Cookbook   Thomas Guettler
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Pythoncal, anyone? (My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255))   Greg Ewing
• Installation   Tetsuo
• "properties" idiom   Terry Hancock
• popen / batchfile / environment variables   Joerg Woelke
• "properties" idiom   Mike C. Fletcher
• Does Python (or psyco) already do this optimisation?   Mike C. Fletcher
• DNS server in python   Brad Hards
• A simple question: How to exit from a python script? Just like the exit() in C++   Daniel Lisewski
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Carl Banks
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• Checking for nonzero-ness using Python C-API   Martin v. Loewis
• Does Python (or psyco) already do this optimisation?   Martin v. Loewis
• static variables?   Steffen Kirschke
• wxpython draw   hellprout
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Gary Duncan
• ANN: Python Programming course (Silicon Valley, CA)   wesc at deirdre.org
• Does Python (or psyco) already do this optimisation?   Mike C. Fletcher
• Checking for nonzero-ness using Python C-API   Gerhard Häring
• def hook?   Gerhard Häring
• Howto wait for multiple queues (Queue.py)?   Andreas Ames
• Howto wait for multiple queues (Queue.py)?   Andreas Ames
• defining __setattr__ in an extension   Trevor
• Mirror of Python Cookbook   Thomas Heller
• Will python binaries compiled on vs.net?   Alexander Semenov
• py2exe/numpy/com-server problem   Uwe Schmitt
• python-dev Summary, 2002-11-01 through 2002-11-15   Andrew MacIntyre
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" does not refesh   Henrik Weber
• ctypes and delphi dll   Thomas Heller
• gui   Ryan oberto
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7?   Andrew MacIntyre
• "properties" idiom   Alex Martelli
• py2exe/numpy/com-server problem   Thomas Heller
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Robin Becker
• py2exe/numpy/com-server problem   Uwe Schmitt
• gui   Markus Jais
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alex Martelli
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Thomas Heller
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• Simple sort for lists?   Alex Martelli
• Howto wait for multiple queues (Queue.py)?   Alex Martelli
• zope + extrenal method + ZODB + threading = bogus results   Anton Zubenko
• How to access a property in Outlook using win32com?   Jonas Bengtsson
• __bases__ and type()   Martin v. Löwis
• Interfaces   Martin v. Löwis
• Mirror of Python Cookbook   F. GEIGER
• [OT] Reciprocal function?   Anton Vredegoor
• safsfsdf   Erik Max Francis
• safsfsdf   Joerg Woelke
• Read-only attributes using properties?   Roberto Amorim
• Does Python (or psyco) already do this optimisation?   Michael Hudson
• gc (was Re: Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?)   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• py2exe/numpy/com-server problem   Uwe Schmitt
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Patrick W
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Robin Munn
• Read-only attributes using properties?   Pedro RODRIGUEZ
• SHA-2 state of the art?   Christian Tismer
• gui   Cameron Laird
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• Teaching numerics with Python   Michele Simionato
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• Gnuplot on Windows   Paul Simmonds
• Advice for using emacs python-mode   Syver Enstad
• Problem with list assignment   Jesse Lawrence
• how does import work ?   Wojtek Walczak
• Interfaces   John Roth
• def hook?   Robin Munn
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• Problem with list assignment   Michael Hudson
• Problem with list assignment   Joerg Woelke
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• Redirect question   Karsten Weinert
• Problem with list assignment   Pedro RODRIGUEZ
• Does Python (or psyco) already do this optimisation?   Skip Montanaro
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• Problem with list assignment   OKB (not okblacke)
• python namespace   Francois Ostiguy
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Michele Simionato
• Howto wait for multiple queues (Queue.py)?   Bengt Richter
• Redirect question   Karsten Weinert
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• variable scope   bart
• Advice for using emacs python-mode   Erno Kuusela
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• static variables?   Terry Reedy
• Teaching numerics with Python   Fernando Pérez
• Redirect question   Alex Martelli
• Read-only attributes using properties?   Bengt Richter
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Skip Montanaro
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Donn Cave
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alex Martelli
• Problem with list assignment   Alex Martelli
• Pythoncal, anyone? (My (late) beef with Simple Generator syntax (PEP 255))   Terry Reedy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Tim Hochberg
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Donn Cave
• [wxPython] I'd like to catch mouse click events within a text control   F. GEIGER
• variable scope   Alex Martelli
• accessing SocketServer Handler exceptions   j vickroy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• accessing SocketServer Handler exceptions   Alex Martelli
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Terry Hancock
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   David Mertz
• lib-dynload mysteriously not in sys.path anymore...   Tracy Ruggles
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Donn Cave
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   Robin Becker
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Bengt Richter
• My Python Editor "ActiveState Python 2.2 - Python Win IDE" does not refesh   Manuel M. Garcia
• Zope on MacOs X trobleshooting   catonano at inwind.it
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Manuel M. Garcia
• "properties" idiom   Terry Hancock
• Gnuplot on Windows   Bengt Richter
• Teaching numerics with Python   GerritM
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Robin Munn
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Arthur
• To GC or not to GC?   Kenny Tilton
• Web Tracking in Python   Paul Sage
• To GC or not to GC?   Martin v. Loewis
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Thomas Heller
• SHA-2 state of the art?   Richard Jones
• SHA-2 state of the art?   Christian Tismer
• need help porting ctypes to Linux   Robin Becker
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Robin Munn
• safsfsdf   Erik Max Francis
• How to get win32 handle for socket?   Grant Edwards
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7?   Bengt Richter
• static variables?   Erik Max Francis
• Inheritance and delegation problem.   Quinet, Joel
• To GC or not to GC?   Kenny Tilton
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Bengt Richter
• static variables?   Chad Netzer
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Brad Hards
• [wxPython] I'd like to catch mouse click events within a text control   Cliff Wells
• static variables?   Erik Max Francis
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Kenny Tilton
• To GC or not to GC?   Martin v. Loewis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Patrick W
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Mark Hammond
• [Boost.Python] Printed documentation available?   Tom Hanks
• Python embedding question: how to expose a new "builtin"?   Rodrigo B. de Oliveira
• [Boost.Python] Printed documentation available?   John Hunter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Gareth McCaughan
• static variables?   Chad Netzer
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• [Boost.Python] Printed documentation available?   Joerg Woelke
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Mike Brown
• Howto wait for multiple queues (Queue.py)?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• ANN: empy 2.2 -- A templating system for Python   Erik Max Francis
• ANN: RPy 0.3 (including Win version also)   Walter Moreira
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Dennis Lee Bieber
• How to access a property in Outlook using win32com?   Jonas Bengtsson
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Skip Montanaro
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   engsol at teleport.com
• Will python binaries compiled on vs.net?   Tim Peters
• Boost.Python sans Jam   Mark
• SMTP Relaying   greenbeard
• Web Tracking in Python   Glen Murphy
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Mike Brown
• Boost.Python sans Jam   John Hunter
• IDLE on Mac OS 10.2.2   Pierre Thibault
• Web Tracking in Python   Erik Max Francis
• With what module can Python handel *.tar.gz file?   Wang Hanbo
• With what module can Python handel *.tar.gz file?   Wang Hanbo
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   John Hunter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• With what module can Python handel *.tar.gz file?   Erik Max Francis
• [wxPython] I'd like to catch mouse click events within a textcontrol   F. GEIGER
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Matt Gerrans
• Does Python (or psyco) already do this optimisation?   Mike C. Fletcher
• Teaching numerics with Python   Antti Rasila
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Jarkko Torppa
• Gnuplot on Windows   Paul Simmonds
• With what module can Python handel *.tar.gz file?   Alex Martelli
• matching multiple regexs to a single line...   Alex Martelli
• With what module can Python handel *.tar.gz file?   Thomas Heller
• problem with regex   x-herbert
• you might care :)   Gumuz
• Python embedding question: how to expose a new "builtin"?   Alex Martelli
• Inheritance and delegation problem.   Alex Martelli
• IDLE on Mac OS 10.2.2   Brian Lenihan
• Error with copying   Karthikesh Raju
• problem with regex   Alex Martelli
• static variables?   Brian McErlean
• static variables?   Erik Max Francis
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Roberto Amorim
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Ray Smith
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Bengt Richter
• pythonwin strangeness   Robin Becker
• secure sockets   adrian
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Hung Jung Lu
• static variables?   Alex Martelli
• int() shortcoming?   Matthew Knepley
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Eric Brunel
• error with stat   Maric MICHAUD
• Needle   Neil Schemenauer
• wxpython draw   Brian Kelley
• [Boost.Python] Printed documentation available?   Michele Simionato
• Boost.Python sans Jam   Mark
• int() shortcoming?   Padraig Brady
• int() shortcoming?   Padraig Brady
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Andrew Koenig
• int() shortcoming?   Alex Martelli
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Terry Reedy
• Subclassing Numpy Arrays?   Jon McLin
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Alex Martelli
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   David Brown
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Alexander Schmolck
• RPy 0.3 (including Win version also)   Duncan Smith
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Pearu Peterson
• pythonwin strangeness   Colin J. Williams
• Python + SWIG as C++ Testing tool   Asim Hussain
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Samuele Pedroni
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Colin J. Williams
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Dave Brueck
• ctypes and delphi dll   Bernd Zimmermann
• ctypes and delphi dll   Thomas Heller
• very large inserts   Kempf, Reed
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   holger krekel
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   John Hunter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Tim Hochberg
• Gnuplot on Windows   Walter Moreira
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Michele Simionato
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Donn Cave
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• [OT] Reciprocal function?   Terry Reedy
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Dilton McGowan II
• Time Problem   Lemniscate
• Time Problem [more]   Lemniscate
• Subclassing Numpy Arrays?   David M. Cooke
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
• Python and gd library   Antonio.P
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Bengt Richter
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Terry Hancock
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Chad Netzer
• Python order warts (and others)   David Mertz
• Python and gd library   Magnus
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Donn Cave
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Dave Brueck
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Martijn Faassen
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Skip Montanaro
• PSU Space Time Continuum Warning   Martijn Faassen
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   John Roth
• Tkinter and event loops   Toure Bomoko
• [OT] Reciprocal function?   Anton Vredegoor
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Alex Martelli
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• Python and gd library   Gerhard Häring
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Florian Weimer
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Alex Martelli
• Iteration of strings   Bjarke Dahl Ebert
• Python order warts (and others)   Ian Bicking
• Iteration of strings   Alex Martelli
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   maney at pobox.com
• secure sockets   Gerhard Häring
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Chad Netzer
• Iteration of strings   Chad Netzer
• Read-only attributes using properties?   Sean Ross
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Skip Montanaro
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Donn Cave
• Python embedding question: how to expose a new "builtin"?   Rodrigo B. de Oliveira
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Chad Netzer
• Iteration of strings   Terry Reedy
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
• Zope on MacOs X trobleshooting   Dan Wolfe
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Dennis Lee Bieber
• SMTP Relaying   Dennis Lee Bieber
• can not find module Numeric   Jianping Zhu
• Multiple instances   Peter Hansen
• can not find module Numeric   Fernando Pérez
• wxPython crashing windows   J. Random Hacker
• Python IRC dictatorship   Timothy Rue
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Brett g Porter
• Simple Checkbutton Question? Please....   Josiah
• Python IRC dictatorship   Courageous
• ARP request/reply by Python?   Brian Lee
• help interpreting a gdb traceback   Tracy Ruggles
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Kenny Tilton
• screen off?   Lance
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Mark Hammond
• static variables?   Erik Max Francis
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Erik Max Francis
• Python and gd library   Chris Gonnerman
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Erik Max Francis
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Erik Max Francis
• int() shortcoming?   Erik Max Francis
• Time Problem [more]   Erik Max Francis
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Sean 'Shaleh' Perry
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Kenny Tilton
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Terry Hancock
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Mike Brown
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Andrew MacIntyre
• Confusing list& Test   Bjørn K Nilssen
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Mike Brown
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Mike Brown
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Mike Brown
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Patrick W
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Mike Brown
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Anton Vredegoor
• rss.py for win32.   Dave Pawson
• ANN: CSBuddy 1.2 -- Counter-Strike server log file monitor   Erik Max Francis
• screen off?   Florian
• Python IRC dictatorship   Timothy Rue
• Confusing list& Test   Terry Reedy
• Iteration of strings   Alex Martelli
• int() shortcoming?   John Roth
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Alex Martelli
• rss.py for win32.   Terry Reedy
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Michele Simionato
• ARP request/reply by Python?   Adam Langley
• Iteration of strings   Bjarke Dahl Ebert
• Iteration of strings   Bjarke Dahl Ebert
• wxPython probleme   Jonas Geiregat
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Michele Simionato
• wxPython probleme   Jonas Geiregat
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Roy Smith
• Python IRC dictatorship   Bob X
• rss.py for win32.   Joshua Goodlett
• Python IRC dictatorship   Skip Montanaro
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   smartcardware.com
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Bengt Richter
• Newbie : desperately need help on "import MySQLdb"   Michel COMBE
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Kenny Tilton
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Kenny Tilton
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Python IRC dictatorship   John Hunter
• reliable tcp server holding multiple connections   Wojtek Walczak
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Hung Jung Lu
• Newbie : desperately need help on "import MySQLdb"   John Hunter
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Bengt Richter
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   John Hunter
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   djw
• reliable tcp server holding multiple connections   djw
• reliable tcp server holding multiple connections   Wojtek Walczak
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Jonas Geiregat
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Grant Edwards
• Python IRC dictatorship   holger krekel
• Python IRC dictatorship   John Hunter
• Python IRC dictatorship   Skip Montanaro
• rss.py for win32.   Hamish Lawson
• help interpreting a gdb traceback   hg
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   holger krekel
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Alexander Schmolck
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Courageous
• Newbie : desperately need help on "import MySQLdb"   Michel COMBE
• reliable tcp server holding multiple connections   djw
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Bengt Richter
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Bengt Richter
• Understanding PyEval_InitThreads   hg
• Zope on MacOs X trobleshooting   catonano at inwind.it
• Newbie : desperately need help on "import MySQLdb"   John Hunter
• DCOracle2 performance tuning   Stacy White
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   maney at pobox.com
• ARP request/reply by Python?   logistix
• Post mortem debugging IDE   Irmen de Jong
• Post mortem debugging IDE   Fernando Pérez
• DCOracle2 performance tuning   Uwe Hoffmann
• Newbie w IDE Issues (win32)   Kenny Tilton
• Post mortem debugging IDE   Irmen de Jong
• Python IRC dictatorship   Timothy Rue
• Tkinter drag and drop   Adonis
• Post mortem debugging IDE   Fernando Pérez
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• Python IRC dictatorship   John Hunter
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Erik Max Francis
• reliable tcp server holding multiple connections   Erik Max Francis
• Python IRC dictatorship   Irmen de Jong
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Aahz
• pythonwin strangeness   Waldemar Osuch
• Inheritance And Instantiation Of Instance Variables   Ben C
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Delaney, Timothy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Delaney, Timothy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Terry Reedy
• Python IRC dictatorship   Delaney, Timothy
• Iteration of strings   Terry Reedy
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Terry Reedy
• Boost.Python sans Jam   Philip Austin
• Python IRC dictatorship   Gerhard Häring
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Roy Smith
• DCOracle2 performance tuning   Stacy White
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Delaney, Timothy
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Roy Smith
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Terry Reedy
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Delaney, Timothy
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Grant Edwards
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   Simon Burton
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   Terry Reedy
• to PYQT gurus   Fabien HENON
• Simple Checkbutton Question? Please....   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Repost: Tkinter Checkbox Question   Josiah
• Repost: Tkinter Checkbox Question   Jeff Epler
• RELEASED: Pymacs 0.20   François Pinard
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   maney at pobox.com
• Exec`ing external programs   Grant Edwards
• Regular expression question   Jonah
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Martti Halminen
• Repost: Tkinter Checkbox Question   Matthew Dixon Cowles
• Inheritance And Instantiation Of Instance Variables   maney at pobox.com
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Regular expression question   jepler at unpythonic.net
• Python - Boost - Cygwin linker error   Stéphane Vaxelaire
• Zope on MacOs X trobleshooting   Dan Wolfe
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Andrew MacIntyre
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Patrick W
• urllib slow on FreeBSD 4.7? sockets too   Roberto Amorim
• newbie question: how to get directory of script?   Nicodemus
• embedding python inC   paul sayuj kanjirathingal
• DCOracle2 performance tuning   Gerald Hein
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Terry Hancock
• Exec`ing external programs   adrian at twistedliving.com
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• to PYQT gurus   Jim
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Thomas Guettler
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Fernando Pérez
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Aahz
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   Wojtek Walczak
• Exec`ing external programs   adrian at twistedliving.com
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Wojtek Walczak
• Newbie Q on searching lists   Wojtek Walczak
• mass-widget   ulis
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   Robin Becker
• rss.py for win32.   Dave Pawson
• rss.py for win32.   Dave Pawson
• rss.py for win32.   Dave Pawson
• rss.py for win32.   Dave Pawson
• using del() to 'unimport'   Donnal Walter
• rss.py for win32.   Wojtek Walczak
• Repost: Tkinter Checkbox Question   Josiah
• Tkinter and event loops   Toure Bomoko
• if <assignment>:   André Næss
• Iteration of strings   Alan Kennedy
• Regular expression question   Jonah
• using del() to 'unimport'   TeaAndBikkie
• rss.py for win32.   Dave Pawson
• Uninstalling Python hoses dll -- not   Edward K. Ream
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   maney at pobox.com
• embedding python inC   John Hunter
• if <assignment>:   Mel Wilson
• Uninstalling Python hoses dll -- not   Tim Peters
• a % b == b when a is a very small negative number   Lee Harr
• ANN: Eric 3.0.0-alpha2 released   Detlev Offenbach
• Regular expression question   John Hunter
• Regular expression question   walt
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Cameron Laird
• Regular expression question   walt
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Cameron Laird
• Python IRC dictatorship   Timothy Rue
• Regular expression question   John Hunter
• print to file   Colin J. Williams
• if <assignment>:   André Næss
• Regular expression question   jepler at unpythonic.net
• a % b == b when a is a very small negative number   jepler at unpythonic.net
• a % b == b when a is a very small negative number   Tim Peters
• a % b == b when a is a very small negative number   Ludmila Druker
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Donn Cave
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• a % b == b when a is a very small negative number   Ype Kingma
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   smartcardware.com
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   Robin Becker
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   Jp Calderone
• using del() to 'unimport'   Jp Calderone
• a % b == b when a is a very small negative number   Bengt Richter
• passing objects to functions   Joe Heafner
• using del() to 'unimport'   Terry Reedy
• python and xchat   **IQ**
• cannot import gtk   Lenny
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Terry Reedy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Daniel Silva
• Python and gd library - Thank to all   Antonio.P
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• if <assignment>:   Erik Max Francis
• sockets and encryption   Paul Nilsson
• sockets and encryption   Paul Nilsson
• print to file   Erik Max Francis
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• Python IRC dictatorship   Anton Vredegoor
• DCOracle2 performance tuning   Stacy White
• passing objects to functions   Bengt Richter
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• if <assignment>:   Bengt Richter
• cannot import gtk   Dave Reed
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   holger krekel
• Coaxing DWORD values out of a Binary file...   adeptus
• Zope on MacOs X trobleshooting   catonano at inwind.it
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Mark Hammond
• using del() to 'unimport'   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Mark Hammond
• Coaxing DWORD values out of a Binary file...   Bengt Richter
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   maney at pobox.com
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Alex Martelli
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Erik Max Francis
• if <assignment>:   Terry Reedy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Terry Reedy
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Grant Edwards
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Pascal Costanza
• Coaxing DWORD values out of a Binary file...   Dennis Lee Bieber
• index of items in a List in sorted order   Nizar Batada
• index of items in a List in sorted order   Bengt Richter
• How to emulate matrix element access like 'a[i,j]'?   Blair Hall
• How to emulate matrix element access like 'a[i,j]'?   David Eppstein
• sockets and encryption   Dave Brueck
• How to emulate matrix element access like 'a[i,j]'?   Carl Banks
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Donn Cave
• Python and gd library - Thank to all   Chris Gonnerman
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   holger krekel
• Python IRC dictatorship   Martijn Faassen
• Python IRC dictatorship   holger krekel
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   David Brown
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   David Brown
• if <assignment>:   David Brown
• index of items in a List in sorted order   Alex Martelli
• sockets and encryption   Paul Nilsson
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Fernando Pérez
• if <assignment>:   André Næss
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   David Brown
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jens Axel Søgaard
• sockets and encryption   Martin v. Loewis
• python and xchat   Adam Langley
• screen off?   Adam Hupp
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Alex Martelli
• if <assignment>:   Isaac To
• setting a socket to multicast   Brad Hards
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   Alex Martelli
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Alex Martelli
• Iteration of strings   Duncan Booth
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Bug in Win32file WaitCommEvent ???   Mark Hammond
• Iteration of strings   Alex Martelli
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• setting a socket to multicast   Adam Langley
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan D. Wegner
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Adam Langley
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Alex Martelli
• How to write Inline Functions in Python?   Mark Charsley
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Michael Hudson
• Iteration of strings   Duncan Booth
• Multi Recipients With smtplib?   John Abel
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Jacek Generowicz
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Daniel Silva
• sockets and encryption   Paul Nilsson
• Multi Recipients With smtplib?   Steve Holden
• Python - Boost - Cygwin linker error   Jason Tishler
• Multi Recipients With smtplib?   John Abel
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Michael Hudson
• if <assignment>:   Steve Holden
• if <assignment>:   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Eric 3.0.0-alpha2 released   Richard Brodie
• Strange's exception :-)   bart
• using del() to 'unimport'   Steve Holden
• Running scripts from C   Dirk Schippers
• Problem with paths on Win 9x   John Roth
• reliable tcp server holding multiple connections   Steve Holden
• sockets and encryption   Dave Brueck
• Multi Recipients With smtplib?   Steve Holden
• Strange's exception :-)   Wojtek Walczak
• if <assignment>:   André Næss
• stupid Python/database connection   animeshk
• Problem with paths on Win 9x   Lexy Zhitenev
• install on AIX   Doug Troupe
• stupid Python/database connection   Alex Martelli
• Running scripts from C   Lexy Zhitenev
• ANN: Twisted 1.0.1, the Framework of Your Internet   Itamar Shtull-Trauring
• the real .pyc file   Gustavo Niemeyer
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Donn Cave
• Problem with paths on Win 9x   John Roth
• Inheritance And Instantiation Of Instance Variables   Russell E. Owen
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   maney at pobox.com
• wxPython probleme   Cliff Wells
• sockets and encryption   Michael Stenner
• Perl to python convertor   Peter Maas
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Grant Edwards
• Uninstalling Python hoses dll -- not   Cliff Wells
• cannot import gtk   Pascal Ronecker
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
• cannot import gtk   Dave Reed
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Robin Munn
• Multi Recipients With smtplib?   Dennis Lee Bieber
• stupid Python/database connection   Dennis Lee Bieber
• stupid Python/database connection   Cameron Laird
• using del() to 'unimport'   Bengt Richter
• stupid Python/database connection   Terry Reedy
• Strange's exception :-)   Terry Reedy
• SSL problem - followup   Aaron Held
• Gnuplot on Windows   Duane Kaufman
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• Gnuplot on Windows   Nomad
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• cannot import gtk   Pascal Ronecker
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• Some good Python tuts ?   Bram Wijnands
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Kenny Tilton
• Some good Python tuts ?   Gerhard Häring
• setting a socket to multicast   Brad Hards
• screen off?   Erik Max Francis
• Severe embedding problems - please HELP!!!   vm_usenet
• python.vim   Geoff Gerrietts
• DCOracle2 performance tuning   Tony Colston
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Python IRC dictatorship   Robin Munn
• Python IRC dictatorship   Cliff Wells
• setting a socket to multicast [ Solved, Mostly]   Brad Hards
• Some good Python tuts ?   Biohazard
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Martti Halminen
• sockets and encryption   Erno Kuusela
• if <assignment>:   Delaney, Timothy
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Terry Reedy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• setting a socket to multicast   Adam Langley
• Severe embedding problems - please HELP!!!   Adam Langley
• if <assignment>:   Carl Banks
• if <assignment>:   Donn Cave
• Python IRC dictatorship   John Hunter
• Tkinter: activate method on listbox question   Tim Daneliuk
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Bengt Richter
• Determining if a string is base64 or uu encoded?   Colin Cashman
• stupid Python/database connection   David Rushby
• Determining if a string is base64 or uu encoded?   Terry Reedy
• Python for website size   Shawn Zeng
• Reading MS Excel Files ?   Peter Skipworth
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   maney at pobox.com
• if <assignment>:   Courageous
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Courageous
• if <assignment>:   Grant Edwards
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Grant Edwards
• Borgengi (Re: Perl to python convertor)   Greg Ewing
• if <assignment>:   Simon Wittber (Maptek)
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Greg Ewing
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• IDLE on Mac OS 10.2.2   Pierre Thibault
• if <assignment>:   Brad Hards
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Courageous
• variable name and type confusion...   Dennis Lee Bieber
• some questions....   Dennis Lee Bieber
• variable name and type confusion...   eugene kim
• Python for website size   Tim Roberts
• some questions....   Brian Quinlan
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Terry Hancock
• some questions....   Tim Roberts
• some questions....   Brian Quinlan
• Python for website size   Miki Tebeka
• Borgengi (Re: Perl to python convertor)   Terry Hancock
• Coaxing DWORD values out of a Binary file...   Fredrik Lundh
• rss.py for win32.   Fredrik Lundh
• if <assignment>:   Carl Banks
• some questions....   eugene kim
• Python and gd library - Thank to all   Fredrik Lundh
• install on AIX   Fredrik Lundh
• problem with win32com server   Uwe Schmitt
• problem with win32com server   Uwe Schmitt
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   David Brown
• some questions....   Duncan Booth
• if <assignment>:   Duncan Booth
• Python for website size   eugene kim
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Anders J. Munch
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   David Brown
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Michael Hudson
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Anders J. Munch
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Michael Hudson
• if <assignment>:   Anton Vredegoor
• if <assignment>:   David Brown
• if <assignment>:   Carl Banks
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Anton Vredegoor
• Gnuplot on Windows   Paul Simmonds
• if <assignment>:   Duncan Booth
• TR: Repost : error with stat   Maric MICHAUD
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Terry Hancock
• if <assignment>:   Paul Wright
• Website development and python   o maj
• Does anyone use Jython to implement a robot of Robocode? I hava a problem.   hanzac
• Simple SQL-statements into Python classes   Thomas Weholt
• Python and gd library - Thank to all   Chris Gonnerman
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   François Pinard
• Simple SQL-statements into Python classes   Gerhard Häring
• Guido's regrets: filter and map   Tracy Ruggles
• building database form-applications   Stephan
• memory leaks in Tkinter   Maric MICHAUD
• Website development and python   Stephan
• simple problem with running scripts   nandrats at mail.mdanderson.org
• Newbie IDLE - import issues   Kenny Tilton
• KDEvelpo 3.0 & Python   Giorgi Lekishvili
• Newbie IDLE - import issues   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• building database form-applications   Phil Thompson
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Bengt Richter
• Newbie IDLE - import issues   Kenny Tilton
• Newbie IDLE - import issues   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• building database form-applications   Stephan
• Popular conceit about learning programming languages   Pascal Costanza
• Reading MS Excel Files ?   Les Schaffer
• Newbie IDLE - import issues   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Newbie IDLE - import issues   Kenny Tilton
• building database form-applications   Phil Thompson
• Database Programming   Otis Belton
• NOS Can Make This NEON SST Sing!!   DC_Specialty at iqmotors.com
• How to generate libpython2.2.so ?   Nadav Horesh
• How to convert ASCII-number => HEX -number => string of numbers in HEX ?   Pekka Niiranen
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Grant Edwards
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Mel Wilson
• A bug or a feature: how to avoid?   Lexy Zhitenev
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Bengt Richter
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• wxPython Prob   Markus von Ehr
• A bug or a feature: how to avoid?   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• if <assignment>:   Dave Brueck
• A bug or a feature: how to avoid?   Duncan Booth
• How to convert ASCII-number => HEX -number => string of numbers in HEX ?   Padraig Brady
• A bug or a feature: how to avoid?   Daniel Dittmar
• How to convert ASCII-number => HEX -number => string of numbers in HEX ?   Lexy Zhitenev
• if <assignment>:   Bengt Richter
• Some good Python tuts ?   Lexy Zhitenev
• How to convert ASCII-number => HEX -number => string of numbers in HEX ?   Lexy Zhitenev
• wxPython Prob   Lexy Zhitenev
• How to convert ASCII-number => HEX -number => string of numbers in HEX ?   Padraig Brady
• Database Programming   Lexy Zhitenev
• Coaxing DWORD values out of a Binary file...   Bengt Richter
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Michael Hudson
• Database Programming   francois lepoutre
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Bengt Richter
• if <assignment>:   Donn Cave
• memory leaks in Tkinter   Jeff Epler
• Python IRC dictatorship   Cliff Wells
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Jeremy Fincher
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Matthew Knepley
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Skip Montanaro
• Making termios.tcdrain() work with threads?   Grant Edwards
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Grant Edwards
• How to convert ASCII-number => HEX -number => string of numbers in HEX ?   Bengt Richter
• Please help! Getting python errors running mailman after an apache install.   Steve Rifkin
• readability statistics   Fedor
• How to generate libpython2.2.so ?   Gerhard Häring
• readability statistics   Brian Quinlan
• Making termios.tcdrain() work with threads?   Donn Cave
• Reading MS Excel Files ?   Jason Friedland
• HTTP 403.1 Forbidden: Execute Access Forbidden   Jeffrey Keil
• Python IRC dictatorship   Martijn Faassen
• Can't reconnect with asyncore.   Alexander Semenov
• Hmm... An idea: if a,b==c,d:   Wojtek Walczak
• Making termios.tcdrain() work with threads?   Grant Edwards
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Steven Rumbalski
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   John Roth
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Grant Edwards
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   John Roth
• readability statistics   Guido Goldstein
• Problem with paths on Win 9x   John Roth
• Website development and python   Richard Jones
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Brian Quinlan
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Jeff Epler
• memory leaks in Tkinter   David LeBlanc
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Joshua Marshall
• Learning Python   val
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Grant Edwards
• Learning Python   Andrew Lusk
• memory leaks in Tkinter   Edward K. Ream
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Joshua Marshall
• Dr. Dobb's Python-URL! - weekly Python news and links (Nov 26)   Cameron Laird
• mod python question   Markus Jais
• memory leaks in Tkinter   David LeBlanc
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Jp Calderone
• if <assignment>:   Delaney, Timothy
• mod python question   Дамјан Г.
• if <assignment>:   Delaney, Timothy
• Making termios.tcdrain() work with threads?   Donn Cave
• Python IRC dictatorship   Robin Munn
• Reading MS Excel Files ?   Peter Skipworth
• Python - Boost - Cygwin linker error   David Abrahams
• CVS   Ali K
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Erik Max Francis
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Erik Max Francis
• Q: serial port transmit pending count   Colin Brown
• if <assignment>:   Erik Max Francis
• Making termios.tcdrain() work with threads?   Grant Edwards
• Q: serial port transmit pending count   Grant Edwards
• accessing front of a list   Simon Bunker
• CVS   Nicholas Yue
• *args and **kwargs   Dan
• *args and **kwargs   Andrew Lusk
• accessing front of a list   Hans Nowak
• accessing front of a list   Doug Fort
• variable name and type confusion...   Dennis Lee Bieber
• some questions....   Dennis Lee Bieber
• accessing front of a list   Erik Max Francis
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Cameron Laird
• *args and **kwargs   Erik Max Francis
• *args and **kwargs   Manuel M. Garcia
• Serial.py woes   John Hunter
• accessing front of a list   Manuel M. Garcia
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   John Roth
• memory leaks in Tkinter   Edward K. Ream
• if <assignment>:   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Python IRC dictatorship   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Proposal: min(None, x) and max(None, x) return x   Greg Ewing
• int() shortcoming?   Greg Ewing
• dbhash/bsddb problem, old bsddb version?   Leston Buell
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   Pierre Rouleau
• dbhash/bsddb problem, old bsddb version?   Skip Montanaro
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   Greg Ewing
• PyGTA Announcement: next meeting is Thursday December 12, 8-10 pm   Peter Hansen
• dbhash/bsddb problem, old bsddb version?   Leston Buell
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Greg Ewing
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Greg Ewing
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Greg Ewing
• Severe embedding problems - please HELP!!!   Rodrigo B. de Oliveira
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Grant Edwards
• the real .pyc file   Peter Hansen
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Delaney, Timothy
• simple problem with running scripts   Peter Hansen
• CVS   Peter Hansen
• Database Programming   Anthony_Barker
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• Seems like using tuple as dictionary is not a good idea....   dique
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• How to generate libpython2.2.so ?   Nadav Horesh
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Steven Rumbalski
• help with https connection through proxy with IIS   cguardia
• Serial.py woes   Norbert Klamann
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   William
• ~~~ Python Use Question ~~~   John Abel
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
• install on AIX   Richard Sharp
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   Ian Bicking
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• Website development and python   Ian Bicking
• Browser differences Mozilla v IE   Chris Lyon
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Jeremy Fincher
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Anders J. Munch
• Browser differences Mozilla v IE   William
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Jeremy Fincher
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Erik Max Francis
• Get yesterday's date   Michel COMBE
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Bernhard Herzog
• do you guys help newbies??   malik martin
• Get yesterday's date   Mike C. Fletcher
• How to generate libpython2.2.so ?   Michael Hudson
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Michael Hudson
• do you guys help newbies??   John Hunter
• do you guys help newbies??   Michael Hudson
• do you guys help newbies??   Duncan Booth
• what does is ?   Jonas Geiregat
• do you guys help newbies??   malik m
• what does is ?   Gerhard Häring
• Get yesterday's date   Gerhard Häring
• To GC or not to GC?   Michael Hudson
• what does is ?   Padraig Brady
• Python - Boost - Cygwin linker error   Jason Tishler
• what does is ?   Gerhard Häring
• do you guys help newbies??   John Hunter
• if <assignment>:   Paul Wright
• Implementation of the global statement   Hung Jung Lu
• Implementation of the global statement   Michael Hudson
• what does is ?   Martin v. Löwis
• Implementation of the global statement   Martin v. Löwis
• do you guys help newbies??   Duncan Booth
• Get yesterday's date   Jeff Bauer
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Joshua Marshall
• Serial.py woes   John Hunter
• Implementation of the global statement   Mikael Olofsson
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Jeff Epler
• Get yesterday's date   Wojtek Walczak
• popen / batchfile / environment variables   Guy
• Gnuplot on Windows   Jannie Hofmeyr
• super() and __get__   Mike Dean
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Grant Edwards
• do you guys help newbies??   Robin Munn
• Tkinter scrolling canvas questions   Richard Kuhns
• if <assignment>:   Dave Brueck
• do you guys help newbies??   Grant Edwards
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   Steven Rumbalski
• super() and __get__   Michael Hudson
• do you guys help newbies??   Wojtek Walczak
• using com object written in python from iis/asp   Uwe Schmitt
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Robin Munn
• Tkinter scrolling canvas questions   Eric Brunel
• do you guys help newbies??   Simon Brunning
• Xml.Sax.Saxutils.escape() reverse ?   Graeme Longman
• Get yesterday's date   Jim Wight
• floating point division -- question   William Park
• floating point division -- question   Gerhard Häring
• Browser differences Mozilla v IE   kosh at aesaeion.com
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Robin Munn
• Get yesterday's date   Cliff Wells
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Terry Reedy
• python blender newbie   Richard Muller
• More pythonic way to change an element of a tuple?   Richard Muller
• floating point division -- question   William Park
• *args and **kwargs   Dan
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Terry Reedy
• More pythonic way to change an element of a tuple?   Jeff Epler
• More pythonic way to change an element of a tuple?   Andrew Koenig
• *args and **kwargs   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• *args and **kwargs   Wojtek Walczak
• More pythonic way to change an element of a tuple?   Wojtek Walczak
• To GC or not to GC?   Terry Reedy
• if <assignment>:   Aahz
• re.DOTALL   Irina Szabo
• *args and **kwargs   Erik Max Francis
• do you guys help newbies??   Robin Munn
• do you guys help newbies??   Robin Munn
• do you guys help newbies??   Wojtek Walczak
• do you guys help newbies??   Wojtek Walczak
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Brian Quinlan
• the real .pyc file   Bengt Richter
• More pythonic way to change an element of a tuple?   Manuel M. Garcia
• re.DOTALL   Hans Nowak
• Q: serial port transmit pending count   Colin Brown
• Database Programming   Jonathan P.
• Why not a, b += i, j? (augmented assignment via tuple unpacking)   John Roth
• More pythonic way to change an element of a tuple?   Jeff Epler
• *args and **kwargs   John Roth
• re.DOTALL   Wojtek Walczak
• More pythonic way to change an element of a tuple?   Dave Brueck
• *args and **kwargs   Wojtek Walczak
• ANNOUNCE: Mod_python 3.0.1   Gregory (Grisha) Trubetskoy
• Implementation of the global statement   Terry Reedy
• Problem with paths on Win 9x   GerritM
• Q: serial port transmit pending count   Grant Edwards
• if <assignment>:   John Roth
• do you guys help newbies??   malik m
• Passing COM IDispatch from C to PythonCOM   Jon Redgrave
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   David Mitchell
• do you guys help newbies??   James T. Dennis
• do you guys help newbies??   James T. Dennis
• what does is ?   James T. Dennis
• do you guys help newbies??   Wojtek Walczak
• Database Programming   Anthony_Barker
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   James T. Dennis
• do you guys help newbies??   John Hunter
• ANNOUNCE: Mod_python 3.0.1   Дамјан Г.
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• Passing COM IDispatch from C to PythonCOM   Steve Holden
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   maney at pobox.com
• floating point division -- question   Steve Holden
• do you guys help newbies??   malik m
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• re.DOTALL   Bengt Richter
• Nastiness with global vars. How do I avoid?   Rich Daley
• do you guys help newbies??   Brad Hards
• do you guys help newbies??   Brad Hards
• do you guys help newbies??   Dennis Lee Bieber
• python blender newbie   Richard Jones
• do you guys help newbies??   malik m
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• do you guys help newbies??   malik m
• status of Jython?   animeshk
• Implementation of the global statement   Hung Jung Lu
• ddd debugger ignores breakpoints   Jens Wolk
• Nastiness with global vars. How do I avoid?   John Hunter
• ddd debugger ignores breakpoints   Jens Wolk
• do you guys help newbies??   John Hunter
• do you guys help newbies??   malik m
• status of Jython?   John Hunter
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Terry Reedy
• Distutils: correct setup script   Martyn Quick
• tempfile.mktemp() and symlink attacks   Robin Munn
• urllib2 tutorial ?   Markus Jais
• using com object written in python from iis/asp   Mark Hammond
• Passing COM IDispatch from C to PythonCOM   Mark Hammond
• With what module can Python handel *.tar.gz file?   Robin Munn
• Implementation of the global statement   Hung Jung Lu
• redirecting stdout   Marco Herrn
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Alexander Schmolck
• floating point division -- question   Dan Bishop
• Database Programming   Robin Munn
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   holger krekel
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   holger krekel
• do you guys help newbies??   Robin Munn
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Brian Quinlan
• using com object written in python from iis/asp   Uwe Schmitt
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Tim Peters
• Implementation of the global statement   Hung Jung Lu
• Nastiness with global vars. How do I avoid?   Robin Munn
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   David LeBlanc
• More pythonic way to change an element of a tuple?   Manuel M. Garcia
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Chad Netzer
• a simple question about class composition   David Schonberger
• *args and **kwargs   John Roth
• do you guys help newbies??   Dennis Lee Bieber
• redirecting stdout   Gerhard Häring
• do you guys help newbies??   Dennis Lee Bieber
• wxSocketServer in wxPython   moxie
• With what module can Python handel *.tar.gz file?   Gerhard Häring
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Robin Munn
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Martti Halminen
• Skipping EOFs when using file objects?   Colin Cashman
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Greg Ewing
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Greg Ewing
• if <assignment>:   Dave Brueck
• if <assignment>:   Greg Ewing
• if <assignment>:   Greg Ewing
• Skipping EOFs when using file objects?   Jeff Epler
• Skipping EOFs when using file objects?   Chad Netzer
• if <assignment>:   Courageous
• Skipping EOFs when using file objects?   Colin Cashman
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Greg Ewing
• Skipping EOFs when using file objects?   Bengt Richter
• if <assignment>:   Isaac To
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Greg Ewing
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Greg Ewing
• the real .pyc file   Peter Hansen
• if <assignment>:   Terry Hancock
• do you guys help newbies??   Greg Ewing
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Hung Jung Lu
• Implementation of the global statement   Greg Ewing
• Implementation of the global statement   Greg Ewing
• Implementation of the global statement   Greg Ewing
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Greg Ewing
• floating point division -- question   Greg Ewing
• copy.deepcopy question   Aahz
• a simple question about class composition   Shaun Koerber
• Newbie IDLE - import issues   Tim Roberts
• Python as first language (Re: static variables?)   Erik Max Francis
• variable not being added, help   stibbs
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• Implementation of the global statement   Mikael Olofsson
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Jan Decaluwe
• Xml.Sax.Saxutils.escape() reverse ?   Martin v. Löwis
• Sybase modules   ghostdog
• variable not being added, help   Bernd Zimmermann
• variable not being added, help   Bernd Zimmermann
• [Tkinter] text widget update problem   Thomas Rademacher
• [Tkinter] text widget update problem   Thomas Rademacher
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• Implementation of the global statement   Michael Hudson
• Gnuplot on Windows-Solved   Paul Simmonds
• status of Jython?   Michael Hudson
• With what module can Python handel *.tar.gz file?   Michael Hudson
• Bug in win32file.FindFilesW ?   Werner Merkl
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Max Ischenko
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Neil Hodgson
• Screen Capture   Ivica Munitic
• LAN communication under windows   Marcus Stojek
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   cmkl
• Screen Capture   Michael Hudson
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• using com object written in python from iis/asp   Uwe Schmitt
• what does is ?   Jonas Geiregat
• what does is ?   Jonas Geiregat
• wxSocketServer in wxPython   Gillou
• Distributing python applications for Windows users   Martyn Quick
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• Python windows kit tcl version conflict   HardYards
• Distributing python applications for Windows users   Simon Brunning
• Distributing python applications for Windows users   William
• what does is ?   Duncan Booth
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Anders J. Munch
• importing question ?   Jonas Geiregat
• LAN communication under windows   sismex01 at hebmex.com
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   Robin Becker
• importing question ?   Paul Simmonds
• Not finding user-installed module despite PYTHONPATH!   Albert Hofkamp
• LAN communication under windows   Juan M. Casillas
• importing question ?   Martyn Quick
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• python path   Jonas Geiregat
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Jacek Generowicz
• LAN communication under windows   Albert Hofkamp
• python path   Adam Langley
• Python JAR files?   Ian S. Nelson
• Not finding user-installed module despite PYTHONPATH!   Adam Langley
• Distributing python applications for Windows users   Martyn Quick
• python path   Jonas Geiregat
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• python path   Michael Hudson
• LAN communication under windows   TeaAndBikkie
• importing question ?   Wojtek Walczak
• Python Virtual machine   sivaprasad kondapalli
• importing question ?   Jon Parise
• python path   Wojtek Walczak
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• Python Virtual machine   Grant Edwards
• Distributing python applications for Windows users   Thomas Guettler
• a simple question about class composition   Adam Langley
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Michael Hudson
• if <assignment>:   Bengt Richter
• Python JAR files?   Gerhard Häring
• How to get a pointer on Numeric.array   Marcus Stojek
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   holger krekel
• Processing snmp data...   Meehan, Francois
• if <assignment>:   Bengt Richter
• PyXML unable to make_parser twice   Mr Man
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• what does is ?   Erik Max Francis
• if <assignment>:   Erik Max Francis
• Name of current method   Thomas Guettler
• How to install with -O?   Michael Gilfix
• Name of current method   Gerhard Häring
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• LAN communication under windows   Irmen de Jong
• Name of current method   Erik Max Francis
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Terry Reedy
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• Implementation of the global statement   Bengt Richter
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   holger krekel
• PyXML unable to make_parser twice   Martin v. Löwis
• ANNOUNCE: Mod_python 3.0.1   Gregory (Grisha) Trubetskoy
• if <assignment>:   Bengt Richter
• Bug in win32file.FindFilesW ?   Mark Hammond
• variable not being added, help   stibbs
• Problem opening files while using os.path.walk   R. Arens
• Problem opening files while using os.path.walk   holger krekel
• if <assignment>:   Greg Ewing
• if <assignment>:   Greg Ewing
• Issue with new-style classes and operators   Greg Ewing
• Implementation of the global statement   Greg Ewing
• do you guys help newbies??   Martijn Faassen
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Gareth McCaughan
• Services in Python   Ricardo M. Reyes
• Name of current method   Benno
• Services in Python   Daniel Dittmar
• Services in Python   Adam Langley
• Processing snmp data...   Adam Langley
• How to install with -O?   Aahz
• Implementation of the global statement   Terry Reedy
• LAN communication under windows   Brian Quinlan
• Q: serial port transmit pending count   Colin Brown
• Services in Python   Ricardo M. Reyes
• if <assignment>:   Dennis Lee Bieber
• Sybase modules   Dave Cole
• please help   Reshmi Nath
• Name of current method   Mark Rowe
• the real .pyc file   Wolfgang Strobl
• mod_python   Tetsuo
• mod_python   Дамјан Г.
• Newbie Question, list = list + x VS append (x)   Andreas Jung
• python 2.2.2 install has unworking IDLE in windows 2000   nospam sumofan
• Sending group mails from Python   Max M
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Erik Max Francis
• if <assignment>:   Erik Max Francis
• Bug in win32file.FindFilesW ?   Werner Merkl
• Regular Expressions?   KrayZee--J
• python 2.2.2 install has unworking IDLE in windows 2000   Robin Becker
• LAN communication under windows   Marcus Stojek
• Services in Python   William
• Newbie Question, list = list + x VS append (x)   Duncan Booth
• the real .pyc file   Duncan Booth
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   Stephan Diehl
• Regular Expressions?   Padraig Brady
• [Tkinter] text widget update problem   Martin Franklin
• Name of current method   Jeremy Yallop
• py2exe and PIL prob   Markus von Ehr
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   William
• to PYQT gurus   Michael 'Mickey' Lauer
• PyXML unable to make_parser twice   Mr Man
• mod_python   Alan Kennedy
• scoping/module life puzzle   Robin Becker
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Alfredo P. Ricafort
• Implementation of the global statement   Michael Hudson
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Mikael Olofsson
• py2exe and PIL prob   Markus von Ehr
• pyopengl install problem on redhat 8.0   christoph
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Paul Simmonds
• Garbage Collection Explanation   Markus Schaber
• questions about scope/threading   Aahz
• pythonic way to optimize access to imported value?   Aahz
• PyXML unable to make_parser twice   Martin v. Löwis
• [Tkinter] text widget update problem   Thomas Rademacher
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   Louis M. Pecora
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Freddie
• Is there a bright future for open software projects?   A
• Python and ONC RPC anyone?   ml
• Parser building in Python   ml
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Oren Tirosh
• the real .pyc file   Jeff Epler
• Windows locale: default charset   antonmuhin íà rambler.ru
• Tkinter scrolling canvas questions   Richard Kuhns
• please help   Paul Simmonds
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   holger krekel
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Alfredo P. Ricafort
• Tkinter scrolling canvas questions   Eric Brunel
• Parser building in Python   Mike C. Fletcher
• Parser building in Python   Nicola Musatti
• Parser building in Python   François Pinard
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Duncan Booth
• Tkinter scrolling canvas questions   Laura Creighton
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Hamish Lawson
• catch output of threads   William
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   cmkl
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Pittaya
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Courageous
• Name of current method   Thomas Guettler
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   Stephan Diehl
• Anybody using vtk and Python out there?   Marcus Stojek
• mod_python   Tetsuo
• importing question ?   Robin Munn
• dbiRaw and odbc   Peter Dyk
• Embedding Python and built-in types   Mickael Putters
• Not finding user-installed module despite PYTHONPATH!   Robin Munn
• Implementation of the global statement   Bengt Richter
• mod_python   Дамјан Г.
• Can't find user module despite setting PYTHONPATH   Paul Berkowitz
• Regular Expressions?   KrayZee--J
• ANN: ActivePython 2.2.2 released!   Trent Mick
• How to install with -O?   Michael Gilfix
• Can't find user module despite setting PYTHONPATH   Paul Berkowitz
• Newbie Question, list = list + x VS append (x)   Terry Reedy
• Python and ONC RPC anyone?   Martin v. Löwis
• Parser building in Python   Martin v. Löwis
• Windows locale: default charset   Martin v. Löwis
• catch output of threads   Martin v. Löwis
• Can't find user module despite setting PYTHONPATH   Paul Berkowitz
• Embedding Python and built-in types   Martin v. Löwis
• catch output of threads   William
• Embedding Python and built-in types   Mickael Putters
• catch output of threads   Martin v. Löwis
• catch output of threads   Jeff Epler
• Embedding Python and built-in types   Jeff Epler
• Parser building in Python   Courageous
• Windows locale: default charset   antonmuhin на rambler.ru
• Can't find user module despite setting PYTHONPATH   Paul Berkowitz
• wxSocketServer in wxPython   Cliff Wells
• Anybody using vtk and Python out there?   Laura Creighton
• python 2.2.2 install has unworking IDLE in windows 2000   nospam sumofan
• tempfile.mktemp() and symlink attacks   Yannick Gingras
• Embedding Python and built-in types   Martin v. Löwis
• Can't find user module despite setting PYTHONPATH   Paul Berkowitz
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• importing question ?   Kenny Tilton
• catch output of threads   Erik Max Francis
• Threading problems at program exit   Dave Cole
• mod_python   Tetsuo
• importing question ?   Kenny Tilton
• importing question ?   Cliff Wells
• sharing data between processes   Alex Polite
• Python + MySQL (Win32)   Kristian Kuula
• Problem opening files while using os.path.walk   Tim Roberts
• sharing data between processes   Dennis Lee Bieber
• if <assignment>:   Sean McSomething
• Newbie Question: Aborting a Python script   Tom Nunamaker
• catch output of threads   William
• Newbie Question: Aborting a Python script   Laura Creighton
• Threading problems at program exit   Ype Kingma
• Newbie Question: Aborting a Python script   Erik Max Francis
• catch output of threads   William
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Max M
• sharing data between processes   holger krekel
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Oren Tirosh
• the real .pyc file   Wolfgang Strobl
• pyopengl install problem on redhat 8.0   Roberto Lopez-Gulliver
• the real .pyc file   Wolfgang Strobl
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   holger krekel
• ANN: EasyGui version 0.5   Stephen Ferg
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   Oren Tirosh
• Python Tutorial Was: Guido's regrets: filter and map   John Roth
• Newbie Question: Giving names to Elements of List/Tuple/Dict   holger krekel
• How to install with -O?   Wojtek Walczak
• Newbie Question: Aborting a Python script   Wojtek Walczak
• ANN: Eric 3.00-beta1 released   Detlev Offenbach
• Python classes: how to find the name of (potential) parent class?   Pierre Rouleau
• Python exceptions: is there a way to find the exception attributes?   Pierre Rouleau
• Is there a bright future for open software projects?   Godefroid Chapelle
• Python classes: how to find the name of (potential) parent class?   Mike C. Fletcher
• Python classes: how to find the name of (potential) parent class?   Gerhard Häring
• catch output of threads   Robin Munn
• Is there a bright future for open software projects?   Courageous
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Robin Munn
• Is it possible to write web-based GUI using Python?   Will Stuyvesant
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   maney at pobox.com
• if <assignment>:   maney at pobox.com
• Threading problems at program exit   Dave Cole
• Python exceptions: is there a way to find the exception attributes?   Erik Max Francis
• Python exceptions: is there a way to find the exception attributes?   John Hunter
• Python exceptions: is there a way to find the exceptionattributes?   Pierre Rouleau
• Python and ONC RPC anyone?   Gustavo Niemeyer
• ANN: EasyGui version 0.5   Ron Stephens
• Why is Python popular, while Lisp and Scheme aren't?   Kenny Tilton
• Python exceptions: is there a way to find the exceptionattributes?   John Hunter
• Python exceptions: is there a way to find the exception attributes?   Pat Notz
• Python exceptions: is there a way to find the exception attributes?   Erik Max Francis
• How to install with -O?   Michael Gilfix
• Button Focus Highlighting Under Windows   HardYards
• Threading problems at program exit   jepler at unpythonic.net
• Threading problems at program exit   Dave Cole
• Python exceptions: is there a way to find theexceptionattributes?   Pierre Rouleau
• Threading problems at program exit   Dave Cole
• Python exceptions: is there a way to find the exception attributes?   Pierre Rouleau
• dbhash/bsddb problem, old bsddb version?   Leston Buell