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Hello, Wim



That's correct.



I was talking about any of them. Probably the server, as this would reduce bandwidth. But I'll probably store resized versions, anyway.

Hello, smartbei

There will likely be thousands of unique pictures (that is, not counting the resized versions). They will be requested quite often.

So maybe the best way is to keep the filename...

Hello, everyone

I am currently developing a system that enables users to upload photos. I'd have a way for them to view the photos too.

I'm using MySQL as the database and a web-based...

Indeed... (bump)



AFAIK yes, but I don't have any access to Mac OS X right now, this is from memory.

Does anyone knows if this has been discussed already?

I've been using Linux for quite a few years now, and recently I became aware of an implementation difference of windows' behavior on GNOME/KDE/Windows and OS X.

The point is that when you maximize...

Simply couldn't agree more.

Don't know if the place is right for this, but...


I'm looking foward to buy a new Digital Camera, in the 250€ (+/- 370 US$) range.


I don't have much knowledge with Digital Cameras, so I'd...

Posted while I was writing. You used "F_OK" or "os.F_OK"?

You could use


import os

# ...

if os.access(Filename, os.F_OK):
#Do something
else:

Portuguese and French as 'native tongues'.

Apart from that, English and Esperanto.

I can maintain a conversation in Spanish quite easily.

So I voted 5.

The loopback interface is at 127.0.0.1, not at 127.0.0.0. The 127.0.0.0 is the loopback address.

Try changing 127.0.0.0 to 127.0.0.1.

More info at...

As som already said, every Python install comes with Tkinter, including Mac OS X.

As for .app bundles for Mac OS X, this link might be of help:
...

Try setting the precision at 4 :-)

Greetings

I changed the Window.load_settings() and the Window.save_settings() functions.

Here it goes:



def load_settings(self):
"""Loads the settings of the Alarm from a predefined file. Default:...

I merged all the files and the MyWindow and BaseWindow classes into a class named Window.

Here's the source code:




#!/usr/bin/env python
# --- File pyAlarmClock.py

The removal of the ID caused a bug with the Remove button:



Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/elros/Programming/Python/pyAlarmClock (2)/basewindow.py", line 254, in btnDel_click...

Wow, THAT was fast!

Why is your code divided in BaseWindow and MyWindow?

I was about to start one project of a PyGTK-based alarm. Thanks for sharing it!

However, there are some problems:

― I can't chose the command that'll be executed.
― The ID gets wrong after a...

I think there's a rather simple solution, which will please most of us.

Enforcing one of the two solutions is not good; it will necessarily bother someone.

So, what we have to do is maintaining...

I've read the whole topic... These are my thoughts:

1. There are basically two ways to install software in Ubuntu:
a. Go on Add/Remove or Synaptic or apt-get or aptitude and install.
b....

Thanks for the attention, and for the comprehensive explanation.

I see now that it would be a little-to-no benefit thing, compiling the crpits in the init sequence.

About Upstart, does it still...

I understand (most of) how the init process works.

When I say compile, I mean using some sort of program that would transform the bash script in some kind of language than can be compiled (like C...

I though about that...

And what if the system was automatic? I though about it this way: Instead of being a folder (/etc/init.d) it could be a tar file, such as (/etc/init.d.tar). This way, you...

I don't know if the right place to say his is here, but anyway; you can just move the thread if you feel I misposted it...

The thing is: I was wondering, the init scripts that boot up the computer...