Using PyDoc with Zope products
Hi there, How do I use pydoc with Zope products? I have manually added the \lib\python path of Zope into the pydoc.py file but it has problems importing Persistent. After looking at the Persistence folder I see it's empty and the doc string says it is "jump started" by the __init__.py method. Any suggestions? Etienne
Hey Etienne, bit louder this time: STOP POSTING IN HTML! Etienne Labuschagne wrote:
I have manually added the \lib\python path of Zope into the pydoc.py file but it has problems importing Persistent. After looking at the Persistence folder I see it's empty and the doc string says it is "jump started" by the __init__.py method.
Sounds like it needs Zope to be available. Try putting your Zoep root dir, and <Zope root dir>/lib/python in the PYTHONPATH environment variable. That said, I think Dieter did a better doc sucker that was aimed at Zope specifically... cheers, Chris
On Tue, 3 Sep 2002 7:26 pm, Chris Withers wrote:
Hey Etienne,
bit louder this time: STOP POSTING IN HTML!
Etienne is supplying both a plain text and HTML version of the message. Please configure your email reader to display the plain text part in preference. Richard
On Wed, Sep 04, 2002 at 07:59:29AM +1000, Richard Jones wrote:
On Tue, 3 Sep 2002 7:26 pm, Chris Withers wrote:
Hey Etienne,
bit louder this time: STOP POSTING IN HTML!
Etienne is supplying both a plain text and HTML version of the message. Please configure your email reader to display the plain text part in preference.
this still hurts the bandwidth, and also the money of people who pay their connection depending of its duration... and this has nothing to do with us confiugring our email reader, since the message has to be downloaded first in its entirety. HTML email messages are BAD (tm) (c) (r) Jerome Alet
Richard Jones writes:
On Tue, 3 Sep 2002 7:26 pm, Chris Withers wrote: Etienne is supplying both a plain text and HTML version of the message. Please configure your email reader to display the plain text part in preference. Etienne and others should not post HTML, neither alone nor together with another format.
At least I refuse to read messages containing HTML: they are often four to ten times larger than necessary. And, unfortunately, my email reader insists to use the highest quality variant present in the message. Thus, they are killed unread. Dieter
Richard Jones wrote:
Etienne is supplying both a plain text and HTML version of the message. Please configure your email reader to display the plain text part in preference.
Aside from Jerome's comments: 1. It's the multipart encoding which is painful. 2. HTML mail always seems to use sucky fonts. cheers, Chris
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