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Forum: Python Dec 18th, 2007
Replies: 2
Views: 529
Posted By tomoconnell
Re: seeming limit on number of shelve records?

I found the error, thanks to the kickbutt moderator.
I tried to break his shelve code the same way mine broke, but could not.
Went back and compared the two, and my error was that
I open the shelve...
Forum: Python Dec 17th, 2007
Replies: 2
Views: 529
Posted By tomoconnell
Re: seeming limit on number of shelve records?

Okay since no one else want to respond the question, the answer is YES..
Apparently in redhat version 3.2, when you open a shelve you get a fixed
record of length 12288.
If you now preceed to fill...
Forum: Python Dec 17th, 2007
Replies: 175
Views: 63,454
Posted By tomoconnell
Re: Projects for the Beginner

I am having a problem with the green highlighted
items that appear in your text
How do I get " what looks like a magnifying glass
followed by code" and "what looks like a magnifying glass followed by...
Forum: Python Dec 13th, 2007
Replies: 2
Views: 529
Posted By tomoconnell
seeming limit on number of shelve records?

I read the message from the queen of the daniweb about surrounding the code with
code tags, but I did not understand the message at all.
I will enclose this code, and resend it, if necessary if some...
Forum: Community Introductions Dec 13th, 2007
Replies: 2
Views: 249
Posted By tomoconnell
hi I'm thomas O.

I have been a hardware engineer forever (25+), and was introduced to python to
build configurable verilog in sonicsinc in san jose.

I really like the language, and have taken the time to read a...
Forum: Python Dec 12th, 2007
Replies: 2
Views: 908
Posted By tomoconnell
how do you iterate though a file on a shelf?

I am getting very strange results from the following:

def list(self)
import shelve
db = shelve.open(testfile)
list = []
cnt = 0
for id in db.keys():
print...
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