I want to store some hashes of some strings in my Database table. For that I created a column of type varchar(64). I do generate the hashes like this:
It seems there are different ways the __repr__ function can return. I have a class InfoObj that stores a number of things, some of which I don\'t particularly want users of the class to set by themse
I\'m using App Engine\'swebapp. This request handler outputs a form with a text field. On submission, it will get the text and add <h1> tags to lines that start with #. I used repr() to be able
Is there a standard method to repr the call that resulted in a given stack frame in Python? Failing that, i开发者_运维技巧s there a nice way to do it manually?
I\'m trying to write a function to print a representation of common STL containers (vector, list, etc..). I gave the function a template parameter T which, for example, might represent vector. I\'m ha
Lately, I\'ve had lots of trouble with __repr__(), format(), and encodings.Should the output of __repr__() be encoded or be a unicode string?Is there a best encoding for the result of __repr__() in Py
Python\'s repr function is awesome: it returns a printable representation of an object. For example, repr([\"a\'b\", {1: 2}, u\"foo\"]) is the string \'[\"a\\\'b\", {1: 2}, u\\\'foo\\\']\'. Notice,
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