Reimar Bauer | 1 Nov 2003 10:27
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GANTT.py


Hi all

I have uploaded my version of GANTT.py to use pygantt from
www.logilab.org/projects/pygantt to the ProcessorMarket page.

I added a description and example too.

Thanks for the tips.

best regards

Reimar

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Reimar Bauer | 2 Nov 2003 16:14
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processor calls processor


Hi

is a standard method available which could be used if a processor is
used inside another one.

e.g.

{{{#!TextOnRight
{{{#!latex
\begin{tabular}{|c|c|}
\hline a & b \\
\hline C & D \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
}}}
Nur ein Test
ok zweite Zeile
}}}

regards

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Florian Festi | 2 Nov 2003 16:40
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Re: processor calls processor

> is a standard method available which could be used if a processor is
> used inside another one.

No there is not. A processor has the responsibility what do to with the
content. By now it is not possible to nest tripple curled bracket because
the content of the first processor ends at the first closing tripple. A
processor may define it's onw syntax of embedding other procesors. To see
how processors are called see the MoinMoin/parser/wiki.py
_processor_repl()

If there are really good reasons for nesting processors areas we perhaps
should consider changing the wikiparser to allow {{{ }}} inside processor
areas.

	cu

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Thilo Pfennig | 3 Nov 2003 12:26

WASP!=WASP?

I am not sure, but the WASP, that is talked about on:
http://twistedmatrix.com/users/jh.twistd/moin/moin.cgi/MoinMoinIdeas_2fWikiAplicationServerPage

semms to be different than the real WASP,
wiki-entry:
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/moinmoin/Wasp

homepage:
http://www.execulink.com/~robin1/wasp/readme.html

I would strongly vote against an own template engine integrated into
MoinMoin. I think there is much work todo. Better we depend on an
external template engine (why not the real WASP).

If we choose otherwise I would vote for a different name to reduce
confusion inside the Python community.

Many applications in PHP use external template engines like Smarty. This
allows projects to concentrate on things, that are not already done
(better).

Thilo

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Thilo Pfennig | 3 Nov 2003 12:32

the list /the wiki

Hi,

another point: I see some difficulty if some ideas are discussed on the
wiki and some on the list.

One solution could be to have a module that could display a mail
archive. We could use The email package for Python 
(http://mimelib.sourceforge.net/) for those features.

Or somebody has to state a policy where to discuss features primary!?

Thilo

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Thomas Waldmann | 3 Nov 2003 13:00
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Re: WASP!=WASP?

Hi Thilo,

> I am not sure, but the WASP, that is talked about on:
> http://twistedmatrix.com/users/jh.twistd/moin/moin.cgi/MoinMoinIdeas_2fWikiAplicationServerPage
> 
> semms to be different than the real WASP,
> wiki-entry:
> http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/moinmoin/Wasp

Oh, yes - you are right. The name "WASP" was an idea of Florian Festi 
and I think he simply didn't know that there already was a thing using 
this name.

> I would strongly vote against an own template engine integrated into
> MoinMoin. I think there is much work todo. Better we depend on an
> external template engine (why not the real WASP).

The "WASP" Florian is talking about is something completely different 
and has nothing to do with a templating engine.

It is simply a way to accelerate page rendering by storing precompiled 
python bytecode for the pages.

BTW, we tried that yesterday and Florian's work together with my twisted 
(persistent web server, no cgi) refactoring accelerated moin by a factor 
of 20! Pages that used to take 200ms now take 10ms.

Only the really dynamic stuff like RecentChanges still take their time.

> If we choose otherwise I would vote for a different name to reduce
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Thomas Waldmann | 3 Nov 2003 13:11
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Re: the list /the wiki

> another point: I see some difficulty if some ideas are discussed on the
> wiki and some on the list.
> One solution could be to have a module that could display a mail
> archive. We could use The email package for Python 
> (http://mimelib.sourceforge.net/) for those features.
> 
> Or somebody has to state a policy where to discuss features primary!?

I think that can be easily solved by putting anything of importance into 
the wiki.

I see the mailing list primarily as support and chat channel, about the 
same as IRC channel #moin.

If I have some spare time, I check the list, but there can be quite some 
days or even weeks when I am not reading the list.

The wiki is the place for all important stuff and easier readable by 
using the diffs. I check the moin wikis about daily.

I could live without mailing list (and also without SF bug tracker) - 
why not simply concentrate all in the wiki?

IRC is better for chatting than the mailing list. I am also permanently 
logged on on channel #moin on freenode (but not all time reading, of 
course).

Thomas

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Antoine Brenner | 6 Nov 2003 10:00
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Re: Custom "actions" line


On Thu, 30 Oct 2003, Juergen Hermann wrote:
> >I would like to change the default action list that can be found
> >at the bottom of every page (What looks like:
> >"Or try one of these actions: ..." )
>
> I what ways would you like to change it?
> Ciao, Jürgen

I would like to have a nice way to change this line in order to:
 * Add some new actions, for instance a new action = "info" here
   (We have one in the icons, but hard to find/use)
 * Remove some as well (There is no point offering 'SpellCheck' 
   until it is configured...)

I was thinking of something in the lines of "page_icons" which can
be defined in moin_config.py.

Best regards,
Antoine Brenner

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Reimar Bauer | 9 Nov 2003 20:08
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processor for interpreter


Hi

I have started to write a processor for an interpreter.
Did someone else have done something like this before?

The processor already works but which possibilities do I have to protect
the server for example for deleting of some files.
Could a processor run by a user account different from wwwrun?

regards

Reimar

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Florian Festi | 9 Nov 2003 20:55
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Re: processor for interpreter

> I have started to write a processor for an interpreter.
> Did someone else have done something like this before?
>
> The processor already works but which possibilities do I have to protect
> the server for example for deleting of some files.
> Could a processor run by a user account different from wwwrun?

Using wiki editable code is extremely dangerous. There are various nasty
things that can happen. I started a little discussion about this already
on the MoinMoin wiki:

http://twistedmatrix.com/users/jh.twistd/moin/moin.cgi/MiscProposals

It's about making the MoinMoin sources editable in a wiki. Most problems
mentioned there will also aply to your processor.

Feel free to continue this discussion on the wiki page or on this mailing
list.

	cu

		FlorianFesti

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