larsks

# 2009-05-14 13:49 < spdr-:#python> hello. is there an elegant way 
#   to loop for at most N iterations?  for a in collection: ...
# 2009-05-14 13:49 < KirkMcDonald:#python> spdr-: 

for x in itertools.islice(collection, N):
  pass

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class Person (Entity):
    using_options (tablename = 'person')

    full_name   = Field(String)
    given_name  = Field(String)
    sur_name    = Field(String)
    affiliation = Field(String)

    account     = OneToMany('Account')

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Just to be painfully complete the solution was:

subquery = select([Taggable.c.id], query._criterion, from_obj= query._from_obj).as_scalar()

names.select (exists ([names.c.id], and_(names.c.id == obj_tags.c.name_id, obj_tags.c.parent_id==Taggable.c.id , Taggable.c.id.in_ ( subquery) ))

which works in 0.4.1, but not in 0.3.11

Thanks for the help! 

larsks

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class Webapp:

    _cp_config = {
            '/static': {
                'tools.staticdir.dir': os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'/static'),
                'tools.staticdir.on': True
                }
            }

    def index(self):

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def cp_config(cfg):
    '''Add cherrypy configuration dictionary to the _cp_config
    attribute of a method.'''
    def decorate(f):
        setattr(f, '_cp_config', cfg)
        return f
    return decorate

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git svn init -s $svnrepo
git svn fetch
git rebase --onto trunk --root
git svn dcommit

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>>> import gpgme
>>> ctx = gpgme.Context()
>>> data = open('sample.sh.asc')
>>> import sys
>>> sig = ctx.verify(data, None, sys.stdout)
#!/bin/sh

echo "Hello, world."

>>> sig[0].validity

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#!/bin/sh

cd $HOME
fs=$(df -P . | tail -1 | sed -n 's|\([^:]*:/[^/]*/[^/]*\)/.*|\1|p')
quota -s | head -2
quota -s | grep -A1 "$fs" | head -2 | sed 's|^'"$fs"'.*|'"$fs"'|'