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spent a while today looking into tosca widgets, dbmechanics and db sprockets doesn't quite seem to be in the same place that form alchemy is

hg clone http://toscawidgets.org/hg/tw.forms/

#2009.02.20 13:29:59 admin@one:/c/downloads/python hg clone http://toscawidgets.org/hg/ToscaWidgets/

downloading and trying out: sudo easy_install -zmaxd . ToscaWidgets sudo easy_install -zmaxd . tw.forms

open office works native on OS X as of version 3 so far seems like it should be equivalent to NeoOffice | http://download.openoffice.org/

was reading about pyjamas web UI framework for python based on WebKit still reading up on that

paster setup-app development.ini

• The MetaData object Pylons uses is defined in model/meta.py so is accessed here as meta.metadata whereas in the previous chapter it was defined in the same file so the examples just used metadata.
• Pylons generated the init_model() function when the project was created. It gets called after the engine has been created each time your application starts from config/environment.py to connect the model to the database.

Caution!

Pylons generates a project to use SQLAlchemy 0.4 but many users will want to use the newer SQLAlchemy 0.5 described in Chapter 7. They are very similar but the transactional=True argument to orm.sessionmaker() in init_model() is deprecated. Instead you should specify autocommit=False. This has exaclty the same behaviour but will not generate a deprecation warning.

change: model/meta.py # SQLAlchemy session manager. Updated by model.init_model() Session = scoped_session(sessionmaker(autoflush=True, autocommit=False))

#then offline in /c/downloads/python sudo easy_install -f . SQLAlchemy

cd /c/downloads/python/pylons-eggs sudo easy_install -zmaxd . easy_install -zmaxd . "SQLAlchemy >= 0.5, <=0.5.99"

create a link from /Volumes to /media to be more compatible with linux scripts: sudo ln -s /Volumes /media

nosetests | http://somethingaboutorange.com/mrl/projects/nose/ | sudo easy_install nose

be sure to clear history of firefox (shell too?) mv ~/Desktop/* /downloads/macosx/

create other accounts through OS.

sudo python /c/scripts/system/macosx-push_default.py does the following:

script to propigate changes from default account out to other accounts should just cycle through accounts and do following:

#prep sudo sudo ls

cd /Users export NAME=project export DATE=20100325 sudo mv $NAME/ $NAME-$DATE sudo rsync -av default/ $NAME sudo chown -R $NAME: $NAME

sudo mkdir originals sudo mv 2009 originals

#2009.02.07 16:41:31 admin@one:/Users #2009.02.04 19:21:08 charles@one:/Users #2009.02.04 19:22:06 charles@one:/Users #2009.02.04 19:20:50 charles@one:/Users

this will ensure that any data that wants to be kept gets moved into right Context should probably be run from default profile only

also [2009.02.05 12:01:52] rsync preserves links, unlike copy

download thunderbird! open, add basic accounts

change settings in Terminal Use Pro, make it Default, and then make sure Pro is used for: On startup, open: New window with settings: Pro

Making the profile Default will ensure that it applies to new tabs as well.

Set good place for first few terminals to open (where emacs lines up)

also [2010.04.19 15:52:25] open two terminals Window->Save Windows as Group default window group select "use window group when Terminal starts"

In Finder, if not using iDisk, remove it from DEVICES list (drag it off of list to remove)

move any downloaded files to your new Context cd mkdir -p /c/downloads/macosx ls ~/Desktop ls ~/Downloads mv ~/Downloads/* /c/downloads/macosx/

and backup to USB for future use: rsync -av /c/downloads $USBPATH/downloads/