...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

...ack-box was not customizable, it didn't support mini-dump files or Unicode strings, and it didn't have any server. In spite of these limitations, it was an excellent starting point because I knew exactly what kind of a tool I wanted. I started working on my own tool in the hope of making it flexible...

string.split() returns a list instance. Is there a version that returns a generator instead? Are there any reasons against having a generator version? ...

...ctl or fctnl). array.array is also a reasonable way to represent a mutable string in Python 2.x (array('B', bytes)). However, Python 2.6+ and 3.x offer a mutable byte string as bytearray. However, if you want to do math on a homogeneous array of numeric data, then you're much better off using NumPy,...

...e coming from Java, then this is comparable to having to write equals or toString methods (only that you usually have them auto-generated). It shouldn't be too hard to write a generator for deserialize if you wanted to, but it just can't be run-time automation. – Ingo Bürk ...

...t these variables represent in a general context with a path_info, a query string, some redirection, some aliases, on different operating systems, from CLI vs SERVER, etc. – user2066805 Dec 15 '15 at 22:35 ...