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Multi-module Python project using an __init__.py file
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Testing your python package as installed
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| | An explanation of a few ways to make sure your tests use the version of the package that your users will install.
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How to Restart Python Script after Exception and Run it Forever - Tech TLDR;
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| | Here is a simple trick that I used to restart my python script after unhandled exception. Let's say I have this simple script called test.py that I want to run forever. It will just wait 2 seconds and throw an error. I use the following script called forever in the same directory: It uses python [...]
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| | Python?CGI?Internal Server Error? Internal Server Error1?XREA?...? www.xrea.com ?Internal Server Error? ?N? .htacce...
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Inspecting Python functions | Aivars Kalv?ns
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| I have a piece of C++ code that calls user-defined functions implemented in Python. Instead of requiring all functions to have the same signature with 6 arguments, the C++ code inspects the function signature and passes only the arguments function accepts - 1, 3, or all 6 of them. I use the inspect module and getargspec function for that but it feels a bit wrong and bloated. So let's see how we can get the work done without the inspect module.