Archive for the ‘python’ Category

Internship: An introduction

My internship: Global search @ ugent.be Lagging a bit behind, I’m going to describe my internship. In a nutshell, my internship is about search, a whole lot of search. Since the portal site of the university at Ghent (http://www.ugent.be) is moving to and running Plone as its main CMS and a whole lot of data [...]

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[howto] Install bazaar explorer in debian

Since I’m quite the python fan, and also indirectly a fan of bazaar, I’m really liking the bazaar explorer. Especially on windows. Since I wanted the same application on linux, tried to install the explorer. Somehow, somewhere something went wrong. Obviously not a good thing. After installing the bazaar explorer (first through downloading the tarball [...]

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[pySM] Updates

This person has been very busy, and still little work seems to be done. In a nutshell, we’ve been busy getting the main website for pySM online. pySM is me and Tim‘s project into system management (There are some posts about it in this blog) However, soon after getting quite the lot of url’s and [...]

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[pySM] Sites

Today all pysm sites (which used to be only trac) has been moved. The “old” url (www.pysm.be) has been moved to the server hosting codercpf.be (Yes, this site) We’ve changed the old only trac to seperated sites: Update! I put some url’s here last time, but those changed. For sake of having consistency, and not [...]

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Logo theft

Update: The site has removed the logo. Arch is victorious (linky) As it appears, there is someone (in particular a company named Ace International Tutoring Pty Ltd) as outragious as it might seem, it is true. As for the original article, it explains how the devs and official archlinux crew have come to the conclusion [...]

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PyDmenu: Python yeganesh clone

So, since I’m a long and happy yeganesh user, but I recently moved to debian and didn’t want to have the haskell overhead in my system, I wrote my own little implementation in python. What is it? PyDmenu tries to clone the yeganesh behavior. However, it has its own ups and downs. Currently, the code [...]

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PySM: sending IQ stuff

So, using sleekxmpp to send IQ set / get is quite simple, but requires some manual labor… This is what I came up with, it’s all quite arbitrary, and can be put in a function easily. But at least now I finally figured out how to send IQ stuff. Receiving some might prove harder… # [...]

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Theme day 6: pySM + archer startpage

The 6th day is already nearly finished, and I haven’t really posted anything about it yet :o So, as the title says I’ll be (have been) working on pySM and the archer startpage Startpage The startpage is now finally finished for as far as I wanted it. However, it’s possible that I’ll be adjusting the [...]

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Theme days 3, 4 and 5

So, theme days… Lots of themes I forgot to post (more like I didn’t really have the time) Theme for day 3 So, day 3 was another cleaning day. It wasn’t really intended to be a cleaning day, but since my mom really wanted to get my desk out of the house and replace it [...]

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PySM: creating language files

Creating language files in a project has been proven _very_ simple in our pySM project. How the files are stored are not really the issue. The issue is how to most easily create the link between the display (strings) and the language. For sake of demonstration: lang_en = {‘no_such_server’: “No such server”, ‘unavailable’: “unavailable”, ‘extra_blabla’: [...]

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