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This is some skeleton code to building a RESTful API using 
web.py 0.3, my own xmlbuilder library and cElementTree for 
generating and parsing XML, respectively; and Python's 
low-level MySQLdb library. 

It shows some conventions that I've adopted which are really 
not very mature yet. It will eventually evolve into a well 
defined set of standards and practices and SQLAlchemy is 
also likely to be thrown into the mix in the future.

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import re, os
path = r'C:\Home\OldMusic'

def get_files_out_of_subdirs(path):
  base_level_len = len(path.split(os.path.sep))
  for n, d, files in os.walk(path):
    n = n.split(os.path.sep)
    top_level = (len(n) == base_level_len+1)
    if top_level: top_level_dir = n
    if not top_level:

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        # ok, let's filter artist names based on bigram occurrence
        bigrams = ss_vector[:6]
        if len(bigrams) == 6:
          like1 = '%%s%%s%%%s%' % (bigrams[0], bigrams[2], bigrams[4])
          like2 = '%%s%%s%%%s%' % (bigrams[1], bigrams[3], bigrams[5])
          db.execute('select a.id as artist_id, a.name as artist_name from artists a where a.name like %s;', (like1,))
          likes1 = db.fetchall()
          db.execute('select a.id as artist_id, a.name as artist_name from artists a where a.name like %s;', (like2,))
          likes2 = db.fetchall()
          uniq_likes = uniq(likes1+likes2, 'artist_id')

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>>> URI = "http://api2.aupeo.com/v2/identification"
>>> h = httplib2.Http()
>>> h.add_credentials('jonas', '[secret]')
>>> headers = {'Content-Type': 'application/xml; charset=utf-8'}
>>>
>>> track_xml = xmlbuilder.builder(version='1.0', encoding='utf-8')
>>> with track_xml.track:
...   with track_xml.artist:
...     track_xml.name('Cueio Lim\xc3\xa3o')
...   with track_xml.album:

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'''
jshash, an improved python dictionary.

 basic functionality comes from web.py's storage()
 added support for the with-statement
 
 if you're running python <2.6, you need to put

   from __future__ import with_statement

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class DBCursor(MySQLdb.cursors.DictCursor):
  def lock_on_string(self, str, timeout=1000):
    self.execute('select get_lock(%s, %s);', (str, timeout))
    return self.fetchone()
  def unlock_on_string(str, timeout=1000):
    self.execute('select release_lock(%s);', (str,))
    return self.fetchone()
  @staticmethod
  def instantiate(*args, **kargs):

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REGIOES_BRASILEIRAS = {
   'Norte' => [
      ['Acre', 'AC'],
      ['Amapá','AP'],
      ['Amazonas', 'AM'],
      ['Pará', 'PA'],
      ['Rondônia', 'RO'],
      ['Roraima', 'RR'],
      ['Tocantins', 'TO']
    ],

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class TLSRelay(server.Relay):
  def __init__(self, host='127.0.0.1', port=25, debug=0, use_tls=False, auth={}):
    self.use_tls = use_tls
    self.auth = auth
    self.hostname = host
    self.port = port
    self.debug = debug
  def deliver(self, message, To=None, From=None):
    relay_host = smtplib.SMTP(self.hostname, self.port)
    relay_host.set_debuglevel(self.debug)

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# little monstruosity i wrote, probably done with 10x fewer characters with sed 
# and maybe 5x fewer characters with ruby, but python is still my native language :)
git status | grep \.svn | python -c "import re, sys; sys.stdout.write('\n'.join(set([res[0] for res in [re.findall('file:\s+(.*?\.svn)', line) for line in sys.stdin.readlines()] if len(res) > 0])));" | python -c "import os, sys; [os.system('git rm -rf %s' % line) for line in sys.stdin.readlines()]"