Cookbook
Some python recipes from the python cookbook
Introduction
This python package implements some recipes from the python cookbook. Some of the recipes are copied verbatim from the python cookbook and some are modified versions of those at the cookbook. Others I (John Reid) have written from scratch.
License
All novel parts of this software are released under the BSD. See the accompanying file python/cookbook/LICENSE. Please also refer to original code for their licensing terms.
Prerequisites
I have tested this software on python 2.6 and 2.7.
Installation
The standard python package install method should work:
python setup.py build python setup.py install
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