# Add to ipy_user_conf.py
o.separate_in = ''
o.confirm_exit = 0
o.banner = 0
            

matt_c: Ellington: 298 tests; no errors.
            

"""
A simple but useful command-line trick.

To output a status update that stays on a single line, end your line with
\r instead of \n. This will cause the next line to print over the top of the 
current one. Be sure to output an extra blank newline (\n) once your loop is 
complete to retain the information (like the last record processed).

Works on Linux & Mac as it should, generates a ton of (correct) output on 
Windows. Works in all programming languages I've tried (PHP, Perl, Ruby, etc.), 
not just Python.
"""
for i in xrange(0, 100):
    # Processing happens here.
    print "Percent complete - %s%%\r" % i,

print
print "Complete!"
            

#!/usr/bin/env python
"""Since SnapTalent (http://snaptalent.com/) seems to have some solid jobs and a decent site, but no list of ads, let's make one."""
import urllib2

base_url = 'http://snaptalent.com/ads/'

for i in xrange(255):
    current_url = "%s%s" % (base_url, i)
    
    try:
        oh_snap = urllib2.urlopen(current_url)
        
        if oh_snap.code == 200:
            print "Valid URL: %s" % current_url
        
        oh_snap.close()
    except:
        pass
            

In '/etc/bashrc':

export CLICOLOR='cons35'
export LSCOLORS='ExGxcxdxCxegedabagacad'

Fire up a new terminal and enjoy.
            

from django.newforms import *

class Test(Form):
    name = CharField()
    email = EmailField()

def view_test(request):
    if request.POST:
        form = Test({
            "name": request.POST["name"],
            "email": request.POST["email"],
        })
        if form.errors != {}:
            # Process that data!
    else:
        form = Test()
    return render_to_response("view_test.html", {"form": form})