Comments for Refactor the Life http://www.kunxi.org Yet another code monkey blog. Fri, 04 Jul 2008 11:39:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on PyAWS 0.3.0 released by bookstack http://www.kunxi.org/archives/2008/05/pyaws-030-released/#comment-45772 bookstack Thu, 03 Jul 2008 05:36:17 +0000 http://www.kunxi.org/?p=258#comment-45772 Well, the behavior of PyAWS 0.3 has been changed, -- ItemSearch would return an enumerator/generator. So you may not check the length, this is due to the bug of AWS, the returned items are not strictly paged by 10 which incurs incorrect random access. A typical usage for ItemSearch would be like: <code lang="Python"> for item in ecs.ItemSearch('python', SearchIndex='Books'): # manipulate item </code> Well, the behavior of PyAWS 0.3 has been changed, — ItemSearch would return an enumerator/generator. So you may not check the length, this is due to the bug of AWS, the returned items are not strictly paged by 10 which incurs incorrect random access.
A typical usage for ItemSearch would be like:

for item in  ecs.ItemSearch(‘python’, SearchIndex=‘Books’):
   # manipulate item
 
]]> Comment on Enhance Facebook Notes with Greasemonkey by Facebook Notes http://www.kunxi.org/archives/2008/04/enhance-facebook-notes-with-greasemonkey/#comment-45568 Facebook Notes Tue, 01 Jul 2008 12:49:11 +0000 http://www.kunxi.org/?p=254#comment-45568 Hey! This is a cool script to add bold face, underlines, links and bold text to your Facebook Notes. I'm going to install it and tell my highschool friends. Lots of people do Facebook Notes all the time! Hey! This is a cool script to add bold face, underlines, links and bold text to your Facebook Notes.

I’m going to install it and tell my highschool friends.

Lots of people do Facebook Notes all the time!

]]> Comment on PyAWS 0.3.0 released by Michael Trythall http://www.kunxi.org/archives/2008/05/pyaws-030-released/#comment-45487 Michael Trythall Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:53:22 +0000 http://www.kunxi.org/?p=258#comment-45487 After some more poking around, it seems that ItemSearch by itself is indeed broken, but added .cache() to the end of the line works: ecs.ItemSearch('python', SearchIndex='Books').cache() This returns 10 results. I'm still investing the bug, but it's a small priority for me now that I have some sort of solution for the time being. After some more poking around, it seems that ItemSearch by itself is indeed broken, but added .cache() to the end of the line works:

ecs.ItemSearch(’python’, SearchIndex=’Books’).cache()

This returns 10 results. I’m still investing the bug, but it’s a small priority for me now that I have some sort of solution for the time being.

]]> Comment on PyAWS 0.3.0 released by bookstack http://www.kunxi.org/archives/2008/05/pyaws-030-released/#comment-44013 bookstack Mon, 16 Jun 2008 05:59:58 +0000 http://www.kunxi.org/?p=258#comment-44013 There is a looong period between 0.2 and 0.3 because the refactory is too big. Maybe try 0.3 release? In 0.3 ItemSearch returns a generator, that is suppose to resolve this problem, if you still have the problem, just drop me a message. There is a looong period between 0.2 and 0.3 because the refactory is too big.

Maybe try 0.3 release? In 0.3 ItemSearch returns a generator, that is suppose to resolve this problem, if you still have the problem, just drop me a message.

]]> Comment on PyAWS 0.3.0 released by Michael Trythall http://www.kunxi.org/archives/2008/05/pyaws-030-released/#comment-43977 Michael Trythall Sun, 15 Jun 2008 21:54:01 +0000 http://www.kunxi.org/?p=258#comment-43977 Is PyAWS still in development? Is anyone else using it? I'm getting errors whenever I perform an ItemSearch, and I can't seem to find anything on it. >>> books = ecs.ItemSearch('math', SearchIndex='Books', ResponseGroup='Medium') >>> len(books) 0 Version 0.2 returned *too* many results. If anyone knows why this happens, please shoot me an e-mail at mtrythall [at] gmail.com Is PyAWS still in development? Is anyone else using it? I’m getting errors whenever I perform an ItemSearch, and I can’t seem to find anything on it.

>>> books = ecs.ItemSearch(’math’, SearchIndex=’Books’, ResponseGroup=’Medium’)
>>> len(books)
0

Version 0.2 returned *too* many results.

If anyone knows why this happens, please shoot me an e-mail at mtrythall [at] gmail.com

]]> Comment on When RegEx meets WordML by bookstack http://www.kunxi.org/archives/2008/05/when-regex-meets-wordml/#comment-43250 bookstack Sun, 25 May 2008 05:27:31 +0000 http://www.kunxi.org/?p=261#comment-43250 Oh, we won't go that further. No intent to mess up with .xlsx file format ,csv is preferred here is it can be easily tracked by version control system, parsed by csv module of Python and edited by Microsoft Office Excel. Oh, we won’t go that further.

No intent to mess up with .xlsx file format ,csv is preferred here is it can be easily tracked by version control system, parsed by csv module of Python and edited by Microsoft Office Excel.

]]> Comment on When RegEx meets WordML by Shawn Wheatley http://www.kunxi.org/archives/2008/05/when-regex-meets-wordml/#comment-43235 Shawn Wheatley Fri, 23 May 2008 20:33:21 +0000 http://www.kunxi.org/?p=261#comment-43235 Sounds interesting. We tackle this sort of thing a lot at work, but mostly outputting SpreadsheetML (Office 2003.) Are you doing the Excel filtering via COM/.NET interop or will you be filtering outside of Excel in a similar manner? Any chance you'll be able to put together some sample files and the script (or a script using the same concepts?) Sounds interesting. We tackle this sort of thing a lot at work, but mostly outputting SpreadsheetML (Office 2003.) Are you doing the Excel filtering via COM/.NET interop or will you be filtering outside of Excel in a similar manner? Any chance you’ll be able to put together some sample files and the script (or a script using the same concepts?)

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