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Well, originally I wanted to write down a list of my favorite of Tcl packages and then post about that. But after I wrote them down, I found that this list had only one entry: William Duquette’s snit.
Out of the multitude of OO extensions we have for Tcl, this is the one I use pretty [...]
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Are you using ActivePerl, ActivePython or ActiveTcl to build something cool and curious?
The Cool Apps, Cool Projects Contest is your chance to shine and showcase to your peers how you are using ActivePerl, ActivePython and ActiveTcl for something weird, cool or funky (you can also submit one of your friends’ projects).
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I am experimenting Mozilla’s XUL to write Firefox plugins. I never had a chance to give it a shot before, so let’s roll. To try it out, I decided to implement a very simple Twitter Firefox plugin that works a bit like TweetDeck: The plugin adds a new action in the contextual menu labeled “Twitt [...]
Voidspace The website , technical blog and projects of Michael Foord Home Blog Book IronPython Python Projects Python Articles Contact Python Programming , news on the Voidspace Python Projects and all things . techie Front page All By Date All By Category RSS Feed 1172 Unicode and new style string formatting Python 2.6 and Python 3 gain a new style of string formatting , which is apparently based on the string formatting in C I wasn't a big fan of the string formatting in C and so wasn't very excited about it moving into Python , but as is to be expected it has grown a bit on . me The old-style' string formatting in Python is based on the operator . In Python the operator is the modulo operator , so strings have a mod__ method that implements the string : formatting some_string s calls