You can simply create a new virtualenv from scratch with the new version of Python installed, but you can also upgrade your Python binary in place of the old.
I keep my python virtual environments in a hidden folder .virtualenvs in my home directory.
Inside my project I can …
Another way to rotate by arbitrary values.
You can in python 2.x - just str.encode(“rot13”) - but for other rotations you could use the following (for ascii):
from string import ascii_uppercase as uc, ascii_lowercase as lc, maketrans
def rot_func(text, encode=True, rotate=13):
letters = uc + lc
rot = "".join …A selection of my favourite quotes I’ve come across recently…
I went to a workshop last night on TDD (Test Driven Development) using django and selenium, which was given by Harry Percival. It was hosted at skills matter exchange in London and there was free beer and pizza…which was an unexpected bonus!
There must have been around 35 attendees …
read moreIf your using virtualenv then you should be using virtualenvwrapper, it's a great tool to make it really easy to use multiple virtualenv's and work with them painlessly.
Virtualenv is a nice way to separate out all your python libraries into their own individual environments, virtualenvwrapper makes …
I’ve decided to set this blog up after hearing a talk given at OggCamp by LornaJane Mitchell entitled: careers in Open Source.
It was refreshing to hear her enthusiasm for open source but also her frankness about what got her started and what has lead on from her doing …
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