A comp.lang.python code snippet archive? (was: Re: Fun w/ lazy streams (was RE: functional programming))
chris patti
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Mon Feb 28 10:47:29 EST 2000
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"Tim Peters" <tim_one at email.msn.com> writes: > Thought a fair # of people might enjoy playing with the attached. I've > likely posted all of it before over the years, but in scattered pieces and > spelled different ways. > > premature-spring-cleaning-ly y'rs - tim > [ Haskell stuff and code snipped ] Wouldn't it be awfully neat if there were, say a website with all the code snippets ever posted to comp.lang.python? What might we be talking, a few megs of source code at most? What a great resource that would be to beginners and hardcore geeks alike. The only thing is how would one programmatically identify a Python snippet? By keyword maybe? There's a mailing list gateway to this group, right? That would make it even easier to do programmatically (e.g. some simple procmail rules or something :) Just wondering. -Chris -- -------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris Patti \ Art Technology Group \ 617-386-1649 \ cpatti at atg.com --------------------------------------------------------------------
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