Comment by Armin Ronacher on How is an OpenID Client supposed look up the...
As I said. The HTML spec does not require it. You can check it yourself with a validator. The head section is implicit. It basically means that a <link> / <meta> tag can only appear inside...
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Multiple Internet Explorer instances on one machine
Afair that one does not work on Vista.
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on How do I get monotonic time durations in python?
@Thomas: fixed that, removed the self @Kiv: byref should work, can't test that right now, but it should do the trick. I don't remember when byref() does not work, so i went the safe path here.
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Vim file navigation
It does not recurse into subfolders, no. But I adapted my workflow to that. Also once the file i open, i can just mention the name of the buffer and am fine. You can tell Vim to remember the open...
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Setting Position of NSWindow before Display
Indeed, that was causing that problem. Thanks
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Hidden features of Python
You can still do object.__reduce_ex__(p, 2)[2][1] then.
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Jinja2 compile extension after includes
Not sure I understand. I think if you want to continue go down that road, the Environment callback functions for streaming and pre/postprocessing are probably more of a help than the actual compiler...
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on How can I override the HTTP methods for PUT and...
There is not as middlewares are operating on the WSGI layer. You can however let the middleware perform some basic path checks.
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Can a Jinja variable's scope extend beyond in an...
> Solution provided below. I am still curious why the suggestions above do not work though. Does anyone know for sure that they were deprecated? They were removed because it's not possible in...
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on How can I securely pass an arbitrarily deep path...
That's your browser resolving the path. By itself the path converter does not sanitize the path. See my answer below for the proper solution for that problem.
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Scala: Iterate over CSV files in a functional way?
Funny story: that's like one of the two use cases of namedtuple's ability to accept filed names as comma separated string. So just drop the split :)
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Debugging a Flask app running in Gunicorn
That's the right answer. By default Flask runs in production mode where it does not report errors. For handling errors in production mode you want to have a look at this:...
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Python program hangs forever when called from...
The problem is not the lack of collection but the fact that it hangs. I assume what's happening is that it runs into issues on the interpreter shutdown.
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Lektor CMS how to get related objects of a model...
There is currently no automatic mapping of values to queries/models so this is kinda the documented way :)
View ArticleComment by Armin Ronacher on Error while deploying a lektor project to hithub...
Just run the installation script again.
View ArticleAnswer by Armin Ronacher for Dynamically add URL rules to Flask app
Every time you execute add_url_rule() the internal routing remaps the URL map. This is neither threadsafe nor fast. I right now don't understand why you need user specific URL rules to be honest. It...
View ArticleAnswer by Armin Ronacher for Access a static variable by $var::$reference
For calling static members you can use a code like this:call_user_func("MyClass::my_static_method");// orcall_user_func(array("MyClass", "my_static_method"));Unfortunately the only way to get static...
View ArticleAnswer by Armin Ronacher for Python itertools.combinations() memory problems
Combinations creates a pool by consuming the whole iterator provided. There is no way around that. See the pseudocode in the docs for the function:...
View ArticleAnswer by Armin Ronacher for Purpose of "let expression" (LetExpr) in the...
Generally speaking, why does it exist?It exists for autoboxing as Google suggests.If you have code like this:Integer foo = 0;foo++;Java internally makes this into this helper expression:Integer foo =...
View ArticleAnswer by Armin Ronacher for Werkzeug response too slow
The answer to that is pretty simple:x.read()<- reads the whole file into memory, inefficientsetting response to a file: very inefficient as the protocol for that object is an iterator. So you will...
View Article