Category Archives: python

WordPress to blogger

Posted on October 27, 2008 by

I wanted to move this blog to blogger for more flexible css and java script manipulation, so I wrote this py-w2b project to do that. So far I’m able to transfer blog posts, but not comments, since every comment posted … Continue reading →

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bug in python-opengl + mesa

Posted on August 20, 2008 by

Since like forever, I have never succeed in executing python-opengl demos on debian lenny.  It always segfault during glutInitDisplayMode.  After some debugging, here is why. One should be able to call glGetError at any time.  If there’s nothing wrong, it … Continue reading →

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generate object methods at runtime

Posted on June 19, 2008 by

I have been working on a dialer button class since yesterday. It makes sense to use the command design pattern here, and I want to separate the commands and the buttons so I can change the functionality of every button … Continue reading →

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python-efl on ubuntu gutsy

Posted on June 14, 2008 by

hey if you have a extremely slow laptop (Pentium III) like me yet you still want to use python-efl on it, here is how. first, compiling the whole e17 from scratch is not an option. it will take forever. there’s … Continue reading →

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A small tip for PIL

Posted on September 20, 2007 by

PIL stands for Python Imaging Library. It is fairly useful when it comes to handling images under python. However, it comes with a pet peeve to me: the show() method of a Image object will execute sh xv <imagefile>I don’t … Continue reading →

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Hello World?

Posted on September 13, 2007 by

Guess this is appropriate for a blog about software. >>> print “Hello, world!” Hello, world!

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