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How do I get list of <em>mem>ethods in a Python class?

I want to iterate through the <em>mem>ethods in a class, or handle class or instance objects differently based on the <em>mem>ethods present. How do I get a list of class <em>mem>ethods? ...
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C++ la<em>mem>bda with captures as a function pointer

I was playing with C++ la<em>mem>bdas and their i<em>mem>plicit conversion to function pointers. <em>Mem>y starting exa<em>mem>ple was using the<em>mem> as callback for the ftw function. This works as expected. ...
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How to split data into training/testing sets using sa<em>mem>ple function

I've just started using R and I'<em>mem> not sure how to incorporate <em>mem>y dataset with the following sa<em>mem>ple code: 23 Answers ...
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How to define a function in ghci across <em>mem>ultiple lines?

I'<em>mem> trying to define any si<em>mem>ple function that spans <em>mem>ultiple lines in ghci, take the following as an exa<em>mem>ple: 7 Answers ...
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Te<em>mem>porarily put away unco<em>mem><em>mem>itted changes in Subversion (a la “git-stash”)

While progra<em>mem><em>mem>ing software stored in a Subversion repo, I often <em>mem>odify so<em>mem>e files, then notice that I'd like to do so<em>mem>e preparatory change for <em>mem>y <em>mem>ain work. E.g. while i<em>mem>ple<em>mem>enting new functionality, I notice so<em>mem>e refactoring which <em>mem>ight help <em>mem>e. ...
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Light weight alternative to Hibernate? [closed]

I have a single user java progra<em>mem> that I would like to have store data in a light weight database such as Derby or Sqlite. I would like to use a data abstraction layer in <em>mem>y progra<em>mem>. Hibernate appears to require a lot of configuration and is overkill for what I need. What are light weight alternativ...
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What is the difference between range and xrange functions in Python 2.X?

...range creates a list, so if you do range(1, 10000000) it creates a list in <em>mem>e<em>mem>ory with 9999999 ele<em>mem>ents. xrange is a sequence object that evaluates lazily. In Python 3, range does the equivalent of python's xrange, and to get the list, you have to use list(range(...)). ...
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Runti<em>mem>eWarning: DateTi<em>mem>eField received a naive dateti<em>mem>e

I <em>mem> trying to send a si<em>mem>ple <em>mem>ail using IPython. I have not set up any <em>mem>odels still getting this error. What can be done? 9 ...
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Reverting single file in SVN to a particular revision

... If you just want the old file in your working copy: svn up -r 147 <em>mem>yfile.py If you want to rollback, see this "How to return to an older version of our code in subversion?". share | i<em>mem>pro...
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Getting key with <em>mem>axi<em>mem>u<em>mem> value in dictionary?

... You can use operator.ite<em>mem>getter for that: i<em>mem>port operator stats = {'a':1000, 'b':3000, 'c': 100} <em>mem>ax(stats.iterite<em>mem>s(), key=operator.ite<em>mem>getter(1))[0] And instead of building a new list in <em>mem>e<em>mem>ory use stats.iterite<em>mem>s(). The key para<em>mem>eter to the <em>mem>a...