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http://www.siafoo.net/article/52 `Python Tips, Tricks, and Hacks` Dmitry V Selitsky, t o r m o z @ g m x . n e t, Python/Web/Database developer http://www.linkedin.com/in/dvska

Also consider Advanced Query Tool http://www.querytool.com/ Dmitry V Selitsky, t o r m o z @ g m x . n e t, Python/Database developer

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Such web frameworks as - Django - Pylons - Web.py and lot of detached template engines are currently popular. Dmitry V Selitsky, t o r m o z @ g m x . n e t, Python/Database developer

(tested on Windows) img_bin_data = urllib2.urlopen(descr_img_url).read() new_img_file = open(new_img_file_name, 'wb') new_img_file.write(img_bin_data) new_img_file.close()

We need more info about your web app. What frameworks/libs it uses etc.

Look at ReportLab..

raw_input("Hit ENTER to continue..") Dmitry V Selitsky, t o r m o z @ g m x . n e t

You are right. http://66.249.93.104/search?q=cache:1ZeNAtLtA_UJ:docs.python.org/lib/os-path.html+sep&ct=clnk&cd=1 Dmitry V Selitsky, t o r m o z @ g m x . n e t

Imagine, that your program organized in such dirs: / home/ my_py_project/ images/ util/ main.py To define from main.py the relative path to [images] directory, use import os staticDirPath = os.path.dirname(__file__) + os.sep + 'images' Dmitry V Selitsky, t...

You may use os.path.dirname(__file__) trick Dmitry V Selitsky

The fastest solution is to hack IDLE -- edit the IOBinding.py ( in my Python 2.4.3 installation C:\python24\Lib\idlelib\IOBinding.py ): change lines 181 & 182 to filename = ".py" # old value is "" dirname = "e:\\" # old value is None; change e:\ to directory of your choice

######################################### inObject, inName, inDescription, inCustomTypeList, \ inCustomType, inCloneable, inNot_unattendable_folder, \ inMonthly_email_folder, inWeekly_email_folder, inEmailAddress = range(10) In = {} In[inObject] =...

You can store log_file_path in - your own registry key or - .ini-file or - environment variable then in your app read this path info