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07/30/2007pdb'ing to eggs installed with zc.buildoutIf you use zc.buildout to
install eggs, it sometimes happens that you can't pdb into their code.
The reason for this is that the egg is built in a temporary directory and
then moved to its destination. During the build, setuptools creates .pyc
files which contain an absolute path reference to the original .py file.
Since it's done a temp directory, this reference will be ...
07/26/2007Cheap binary Windows eggsThanks to Hanno Schlichting's howto, I've figured out how to create
Windows eggs of those packages that have C extensions. This approach
doesn't need Microsoft Visual Studio, nor does it require you to wade
through a bunch of free Microsoft downloads that don't really work
in the end anyway.
Here's what I did:
Installed the standard Python 2.4 distribution from the ...
Posted by Philipp von Weitershausen @ 07/26/2007 09:49 PM.
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07/25/2007Please stop using request.RESPONSEThe uppercasing of the REQUEST and RESPONSE variables is a Zope2ism that
should die.
Sometimes it may still be necessary to write REQUEST (e.g. when acquiring it
from somewhere or taking it as a parameter, but even then you should really
ask yourself whether you shouldn't rather write a view component).
Either way, writing request.RESPONSE is completely unnecessary because ...
07/17/2007Grok movie trailerZope is back (by Martijn Faassen).
Posted by Philipp von Weitershausen @ 07/17/2007 10:58 AM.
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07/15/2007mkzopeapp now called zopeprojectAfter expressing my wish to kill Zope instances in a recent blog
post, I had been discussing these ideas with Jim Fulton and Martijn
Faassen. Their valuable feedback had led to some refactorings of
mkzopeapp, the tool that would set you up with a Zope development
sandbox (which would basically replace instances as a concept).
Last week at EuroPython, I presented my ideas in a lightning talk ...
Posted by Philipp von Weitershausen @ 07/15/2007 11:43 PM.
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07/07/2007Death to instances!There. I've said it. You can beat me up now.
Finished? Ok, then I can get to my point: I think Zope instances are
an overcome concept, now that we've finally sorted out that Zope isn't
an application anymore.
Confused? Fair enough, I'll explain.
Overcoming an identity crisis
Zope is in an identity crisis. Both Zope 2 and 3 don't really know
what they want to be. A content management ...
Posted by Philipp von Weitershausen @ 07/07/2007 01:10 AM.
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