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...input, None) if function: return function(input) Before, using a local no effect method: class Select: def a(self, input): print 'a' def b(self, input): print 'b' def c(self, input): print 'c' def nop(self, input): pass def __call__(self, input): return { 1 : self.a, 2 : self.b, 3 : self.c }.get(input, self.nop)(input) After: class Select: def a(self, input): print 'a' def b(self, in...
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...input() function will be renamed to input(). The Python 2 to 3 conversion tool will replace calls to input() with eval(input()) and raw_input() with input(). Naming Discussion With input() effectively removed from the language, the name raw_input() makes much less sense and alternatives should be considered. The various possibilities mentioned in various forums include: ask() ask_user() get_string() input() # initially rejected by BDFL, later accepted prompt() read() user_input() get_respon...
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...Input Formats Generic Input Parsing Output Formats References Copyright Abstract Python 2.3 added a number of simple date and time types in the datetime module. There's no support for parsing strings in various formats and returning a corresponding instance of one of the types. This PEP proposes adding a family of predefined parsing function for several commonly used date and time formats, and a facility for generic parsing. The types provided by the datetime module all have .isoformat() and...
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...input (files & directories) in the API? How to represent multi-file output? Perhaps "Writer" variants, one for each output distribution type? Or Output objects with associated transforms? Responsibilities: Read data from the input source (Input objects) or write data to the output destination (Output objects). Examples of input sources: A single file on disk or a stream (implemented as docutils.io.FileInput). Multiple files on disk (MultiFileInput?). Python source files: modules and pa...
...Input Errors <!-- Template Start --> <font size="+1"><b>Your Input Contains the Following Errors</b></font><br> <ul> %(ERRORS)s </ul> <!-- Template End -->
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...input is the difficult case, outputting different newlines to a file is already easy enough in Python. Also, an output implementation would be much more difficult than an input implementation, surprisingly: a lot of output is done through PyXXX_Print() methods, and at this point the file object is not available anymore, only a FILE *. So, an output implementation would need to somehow go from the FILE* to the file object, because that is where the current newline delimiter is stored. The input i...
...input, match the regular expression with the beginning of the input. Find out which alternative matched. If the token is white space, ignore it. Otherwise, append it to the token list. Continue with step 1, this time starting at the end of the previous token, until all input is consumed. Given the complete token list, perform the disambiguation, modifying the recognized tokens as specified. Pass the token list to the parser. It should be noted t...
...input filters. web3.input Unknown Length There's no documented way to indicate that there is content in environ['web3.input'], but the content length is unknown. read() of web3.input Should Support No-Size Calling Convention At [5], Graham Dumpleton makes the assertion that the read() method of wsgi.input should be callable without arguments, and that the result should be "all available request content". Needs discussion. Comment Armin: I changed the spec to require that from an implementat...
...input to the Writer all share the same data structure. Transforms, which modify the document tree. Writers for output formats. Distributors, which handle output management (one file, many files, or objects in memory). These issues are applicable to any docstring processing system implementation. PEP 258 documents these issues. Docstring processing system implementation. Input markup specifications: docstring syntax. PEP 287 proposes a standard syntax. Input parser implementations. Input c...
...input,errors='strict'): """Encodes the object input and returns a tuple (output object, length consumed). errors defines the error handling to apply. It defaults to 'strict' handling. The method may not store state in the Codec instance. Use StreamCodec for codecs which have to keep state in order to make encoding/decoding efficient. """ def decode(self,input,errors='strict'): """Decodes the objec...
...inputs are of different types, they are first coerced to a common type using the same rules used for all other arithmetic operators. In particular, if a and b are both ints or longs, the result has the same type and value as for classic division on these types (including the case of mixed input types; int//long and long//int will both return a long). For floating point inputs, the result is a float. For example: 3.5//2.0 == 1.0 For complex numbers, // raises an exception, since floor() of a c...
...input mechanism so that scientists can feed the program its data, in all the variantions that are required for reasons of experimental setup (for instance). With Python, Python can be used to wrote a much more flexible input mechanism in a much shorter time, or Python itself can be the ultimate flexible input mechanism. As an extreme example, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories is using Python to eventually replace a scripting language (BASIS) that was developed in house for the sa...