...mi<em>nem>g to the questio<em>nem> requireme<em>nem>ts. It makes a disti<em>nem>ctio<em>nem> betwee<em>nem> creatio<em>nem> <em>a<em>nem>dem> modificatio<em>nem> dates (at least o<em>nem> Wi<em>nem>dows). #!/usr/bi<em>nem>/e<em>nem>v pytho<em>nem> from stat import S_ISREG, ST_CTIME, ST_MODE import <em>osem>, sys, time # path to the directory (relative or absolute) dirpath = sys.argv[1] if le<em>nem>(sys.argv) == 2...

...For the file I'm i<em>nem> I had to import a<em>nem>other module from the same directory <em>a<em>nem>dem> do as show<em>nem> here. Does a<em>nem>yo<em>nem>e k<em>nem>ow a more co<em>nem>ve<em>nem>ie<em>nem>t way? – Be<em>nem> Brya<em>nem>t Ja<em>nem> 19 '12 at 18:11 ...

How do I get a list of all files (<em>a<em>nem>dem> directories) i<em>nem> a give<em>nem> directory i<em>nem> Pytho<em>nem>? 20 A<em>nem>swers ...

My applicatio<em>nem> i<em>nem>stalls other applicatio<em>nem>s, <em>a<em>nem>dem> it <em>nem>eeds to keep track of what applicatio<em>nem>s it has i<em>nem>stalled. Of course, this could be achieved by simply keepi<em>nem>g a list of i<em>nem>stalled applicatio<em>nem>s. But this should <em>nem>ot be <em>nem>ecessary! It should be the respo<em>nem>sibility of the PackageMa<em>nem>ager to mai<em>nem>tai<em>nem> the ...

...) <em>Nem>ote that you must i<em>nem>clude the file <em>nem>ame (file.foo) i<em>nem> both the source <em>a<em>nem>dem> desti<em>nem>atio<em>nem> argume<em>nem>ts. If it is cha<em>nem>ged, the file will be re<em>nem>amed as well as moved. <em>Nem>ote also that i<em>nem> the first two cases the directory i<em>nem> which the <em>nem>ew file is bei<em>nem>g created must already exist. O<em>nem> Wi<em>nem>dows, a file with t...

...the rest is simple. Google for "74.125.113.99 urllib". It will retur<em>nem> thous<em>a<em>nem>dem>s of ope<em>nem>-source projects which i<em>nem>corporated the i<em>nem>correct code. (for me, just the first page co<em>nem>tai<em>nem>s at least 5: <em>nem>vpy, sweekychebot, malteseDict, upy, checkCo<em>nem><em>nem>ectio<em>nem>). They are all broke<em>nem> <em>nem>ow. – th...

... What you <em>nem>eed is <em>nem>m <em>a<em>nem>dem> its -D optio<em>nem>: $ <em>nem>m -D /usr/lib/libope<em>nem>al.so.1 . . . 00012ea0 T alcSetThreadCo<em>nem>text 000140f0 T alcSuspe<em>nem>dCo<em>nem>text U ata<em>nem>f U calloc . . . Exported sumbols are i<em>nem>dicated by a T. Required symbols that mus...

...eratio<em>nem>s". Amortised time does<em>nem>'t have to be co<em>nem>sta<em>nem>t; you ca<em>nem> have li<em>nem>ear <em>a<em>nem>dem> logarithmic amortised time or whatever else. Let's take mats' example of a dy<em>nem>amic array, to which you repeatedly add <em>nem>ew items. <em>Nem>ormally addi<em>nem>g a<em>nem> item takes co<em>nem>sta<em>nem>t time (that is, O(1)). But each time the array is ful...

... Or to be precise it's for G<em>Nem>U libc, <em>a<em>nem>dem> does<em>nem>'t work with Micr<em>osem>oft's C ru<em>nem>time. – Mark Baker Oct 8 '08 at 9:35 171 ...

...x objects. If std::mutex co<em>nem>tai<em>nem>ed a <em>nem>ative <em>OSem> mutex type as a data member <em>a<em>nem>dem> the <em>nem>ative type's address must stay fixed (because the <em>OSem> mai<em>nem>tai<em>nem>s a list of poi<em>nem>ters to its mutexes) the<em>nem> either std::mutex would have to store the <em>nem>ative mutex type o<em>nem> the heap so it would stay at the same locatio<em>nem> whe...