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hello-memoryview 0.1.0
an example usage of the new style buffer API
License: MIT

About hello-memoryview
======================

This is an example usage of the new-style buffer API
available in Python 2.6.


Requirements
============

* Linux
* Python_ 2.6+
* numpy_
* argparse_ (required for Python versions 2.6, 3.0, and 3.1)


Usage
=====

To run the demo using the slow python code::

    $ hello-memoryview

To run the demo using the faster C extension::

    $ hello-memoryview --fast

To advance the state by one step press 'n'.
To advance the state by multiple steps press '<k>n'
where <k> is some number, possibly with multiple digits.
For example, typing '99n' will advance the state by 99 steps.
To quit, press any key that is not 'n' and is not a digit.

.. _Python: http://www.python.org/
.. _numpy: http://numpy.scipy.org/
.. _argparse: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/argparse
urlimport 0.86c-dev
Allow importing files through the web, by adding urls to pythonpath
License: MIT
Keywords: python import remote modules http https ftp perforce

[ urlimport.py ]
Enables remote module importing through urllib2 and perforce.

author:    Jure Vrscaj <jure@codeshift.net>

last contributed versions:
version:   0.72c (myevan <myevan_net@naver.com> fixes and improvements)
version:   0.85b (alex <alexbodn@012.net.il> fixes and improvements)
version:   0.72d (jure <jure@codeshift.net> found a bug and alex fixed it).
homepage:  http://urlimport.codeshift.net
license:   MIT

download: all the project's files may be downloaded from bitbucket with hg:
hg clone http://bitbucket.org/alexbodn/urlimport

Usage:

import sys, urlimport
urlimport.config(**{
    'ssl_key.https://your.url':'key for this url'
    'ssl_cert.https://your.url':'cert for this url',
    'opener.https://your.url':'opener for this url',
    'cache_time.http://your.url':'timedelta to keep files in cache for this url',
    'no_cache.url':True, # don't cache modules from this url
    'user_agent.url':'user agent header for this url',
    'ssl_key.host':'key for this host'
    'ssl_cert.host':'cert for this host',
    'opener.host':'opener for this host',
    'cache_time.host':'timedelta to keep files in cache for this host',
    'no_cache.host':True, # don't cache modules from this host
    'user_agent.host':'user agent header for this host',
    'ssl_key':'key for unspecified urls', 
    'ssl_cert':'cert for unspecified urls',
    'opener':'opener for unspecified urls',
    'no_cache':'True, #don't cache modules for unspecified urls
    'user_agent':'user agent header for unspecified urls',
    'cache_time':'timedelta to keep files in cache for unspecified urls',
    #if cache_time is missing, keep forever, but check last_modified and etag
    'cache_dir':'root of the cache dir', # if missing, a temp dir will be created,
                                        # if empty, no cache will be used
    'py_version_string': '$PYTHON_VERSION', # string in path to be replaced by
                                            # $major.$minor
    'debug': int(level of output text. see debug() function)
})
# note: if you supply your own opener, i'd recommand inheriting/implementing the 
# status handling features from class DefaultErrorHandler below.
sys.path.insert(0, "http://your.url") #this may already be there, like setting
                                      #PYTHONPATH
                                      #but there is a danger default import
                                      #would try it before
expect to have access to your modules at http://your.url

TODO:
- check what's mpath all about.

TODO later:
- python 3.1 support. preliminary work done
- url import of zipped modules
- support of other urls, like ssh, svn, hg, bzr, cvs etc.
- reload c extensions. well, they don't allways reload in local import either,
  but my module does reload locally, so why not remotely? 
  introspection will help.
- swithch the usage of debug with some logging, and do some cleanup of the 
  calls.