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Try www.python.orgdoc/current/tut/tut.html |
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it will get you up to speed pretty fast. Also look at |
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http://devshed.com site. I have found plenty of useful things ther. |
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/usr/local/sbin/owen |
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> On Wed, 2002-08-07 at 23:09, Charles Lacour wrote: |
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> > On Wednesday 07 August 2002 18:17, Marius Bernklev wrote: |
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> > > Mark Guertin <gerk@g.o> writes: |
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> > > > On Wednesday 07 August 2002 23:11, Marius Bernklev wrote: |
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> > > >> > you can also look at: |
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> > > >> > man 5 ebuild |
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> > > >> ...which is in dire need of updating. As is the howto on http. |
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> > > > Does that mean you're volunteering? :P |
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> > > |
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> > > Oops. Oh well, at least python is easy to read. :) |
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> > > |
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> > > |
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> > > Marius |
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> > _I'll_ volunteer to (re)write it, if someone will give me a boost up the |
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> > learning curve with Python. |
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> > I want to write some ebuilds myself, but I lack the time to figure out Python |
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> > cold. I quit learning (most) new languages about the time object-oriented |
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> > proogramming started up. The explanations of OOP in the early days were... |
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> > cryptic? Obtuse? A tangled bunch of gobbledygook? Something in that general |
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> > direction... Anyway, I wasn't working as a programmer, so I dropped out of |
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> > the "Language of the Month" club. |
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> > What I've seen of Python looks pretty easy, but there are some basic concepts |
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> > I don't have, and trying to reason backward to them from somebody else's code |
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> > hasn't worked too well. |
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> > I'd also like to get (and am willing to pay for with documentation of same) |
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> > an explanation of what exactly it is that sandbox does. (And probably a |
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> > couple of other pieces of portage.) |
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> > I know it keeps things from messing with the real filesystem, but _how_, |
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> > specifically? It's much harder to figure out why you're having a problem |
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> > with something when you have no idea what it's doing. |
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> > Since quasi-teaching somebody a language via email and such is not real high |
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> > on many people's list of fun things to do, I'll also put in a request for any |
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> > good online tutorials on doing Python. (And if the doc for portage still |
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> > needs to be done once I've mastered it, I'll be willing to help.) |
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