Often it is necessary to print an object to debugging log. This small utility function can help to print all properties:
import inspect, pprint
def dprint(object):
props=filter(lambda t: not t[0].startswith('__'),
inspect.getmembers(object, lambda m: not inspect.ismethod(m)))
pprint.pprint(props)
I ‘ve recently created multiselect plugin for APEX 4.1 – there is still little information about how exactly write APEX plugins, and some aspects – like cascading LOV, I have not found explained anywhere, so I’d like to share my experiences here:
To write plugin you will need:
Visual Python or vpython is python library for simple 3D animation, especially useful for animation of simple physical scenes – like pendulum, ball on a spring, movement in gravitational field etc. It is fairly simple to use and gives quite nice animations, which can demonstrate some laws of physics. I actually spot this package, when I saw an article about physics in popular mobile game “Angry Birds – Space”. In that article they had been arguing about physics laws in the game and also referred to vpython, where they made some experiments. I told myself I have to try it myself, so I’ve created small program using vpython. Continue reading Having 3D fun with Visual Python
Aptana studia is a plugin to Eclipse, which contains many useful modules (like PyDev) and amongst many also GIT module. However this module is different than EGit ( and EGit cannot be installed because it conflicts with Aptana Git)so manual on Github is not applicable. So how does it work? On my recent project I’ve tried to use it and here is quick guide how to create project and push it to Github. Continue reading Aptana Studio And Git/Github