我等了很久,才終於見到 Inside Steve’s Brain 此書的Paperback 現身,當然即買,一看又停不了手。
本書作者Leander Kahney,曾經是美國雜誌老編及記者,又是著名Blogger,Wired Magazine網上版內的Cult of Mac Blog,就係佢老哥搞出來,是不少Mac友愛追的Blog,佢寫過幾本和Apple
On the surface, the (c)Pickle module looks like a good, simple wayfor your Python program to save and load its data; much like XML , it means you don't have to write a parseror even save and load routines as such, just some file and objectmanipulation code. However, through my experience in writing DWiki I'vecome to understand that this temptation would be a mistake (one thatI've actually half-made; DWiki 's caching layer uses pickling)
To follow on from yesterday's entry , suppose thatone is using (c)Pickle to save data in your Python program, and you wantto version your data somehow. I can think of a number of approaches:
我等了很久,才終於見到 Inside Steve’s Brain 此書的Paperback 現身,當然即買,一看又停不了手。
本書作者Leander Kahney,曾經是美國雜誌老編及記者,又是著名Blogger,Wired Magazine網上版內的Cult of Mac Blog,就係佢老哥搞出來,是不少Mac友愛追的Blog,佢寫過幾本和Apple

試吃過的多款Starbucks早餐中,這款肯定不是我的最愛,但我的口味並不代表大家的口味,與我同行的幾位女士們,就吃得大叫Yummy Yummy My God Auntie。
但我見這款包肯直認我很醜但我很溫柔,卻又令我產生了憐憫之心,明明不喜歡吃甜包的我,
時間像一陣風,剛剛才來,未及時看清楚,卻已經走了。
今年復活節,已是領養了Sophie的第四個Good Friday,事有湊巧,剛過去的週末,在家的附近,我們遇上了Sophie從前的女主人。
還記得三年前,她告訴我們正打算要和丈夫生小孩,家中
I have heard it said that objects are data combined with behavior, whichas a snappy summary strikes me as pretty useful; something like ithas certainly guided me in structuring my programs. (Although I amnowhere nearly as strongly object-oriented as is popular these days; Istill have at least a foot in the procedural programming camp.)
It is also a sensible notion, in the abstract; since data by itself isuseless, so you might as well bundle it together with the code thatunderstands it and