To get Coverage.py running on your installation, the easiest way is using the console command easy_install. If you are using PythonPortable, you need to navigate to App\Scripts before executing the following command:

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easy_install coverage

Easy, wasn’t it?

PyScripter is a neat IDE packaged with PythonPortable. It has a feature called External Tools (found under the menu Tools->Tools). To make a neat shortcut you can “Configure Tools..” under the same menu.

Here are two shortcuts, one for running coverage on one file, the other for constructing the HTML:

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[Tools\Tool11\ExternalTool]
Caption=Coverage
Description=http://nedbatchelder.com/code/coverage/
ApplicationName=$[PythonDir-Short]Scripts\coverage.exe
Parameters=run $[ActiveDoc-Short] $[CmdLineArgs]
WorkingDirectory=$[ActiveDoc-Dir]
ShortCut=0
Context=tcActivePythonFile
SaveFiles=sfActive
ParseTraceback=TRUE
MessagesFormat=$[FileName] $[LineNumber]
ConsoleHidden=FALSE
 
[Tools\Tool12\ExternalTool]
Caption=Coverage HTML
Description=http://nedbatchelder.com/code/coverage/
ApplicationName=$[PythonDir-Short]Scripts\coverage.exe
Parameters=html
WorkingDirectory=$[ActiveDoc-Dir]
ShortCut=0
Context=tcActiveFile
ParseTraceback=TRUE
MessagesFormat=$[FileName] $[LineNumber]
ConsoleHidden=FALSE

Just pasting this inside PyScripter.ini does require some additional fiddling, so I recommend just using the gui. The new commands will appear inside Tools->Tools. The generated HTML will be inside the scripts working directory.

Now go do some coverage testing!

This gist https://gist.github.com/3937963 is a PHP script to parse the classes using the specified courses and convert them to a format most calendar software can read.

Thus one can grab the schedule with eq. Google Calendar or any other web/desktop/mobile app.

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LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE '/location/on/drive' -- the location of the CSV
REPLACE INTO TABLE mytable -- table to 'replace' in to
CHARACTER SET charset_name -- the character set the CSV is in
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ';' -- character between fields
OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"' -- character to enclose fields
ESCAPED BY '"' -- excape character
LINES TERMINATED BY '\n' -- end of line character
IGNORE 1 LINES; -- ignore n lines, useful if first line is a header
(id, name, location, @phonenumber) -- fields, use @ to name a field that does not corespond to a existing column 
SET contact=CONCAT('Phone number: ',@phonenumber) -- maybe use the new name to set a column value

The keyword LOCAL is used to specify, that the given file is relative to the client, from which the script was run, otherwise, the path relative to the server would be used.

REPLACE replaces the lines, that have a matching unique field. IGNORE ignores them.

Resources:

• https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/load-data.html

Features:

• JavaScript completely redone in jQuery (thus Joomla! 3 support only)
• option to pick a image position style
• option to pick a animation
• opacity removed for now

The changes from the last addons.mozilla.org release (2.2.1) are:

• new languages: it-IT, ru-RU
• new settings: ability to set font styles
• new api: ability to set fields that the keyboard ignores
• bugfixes

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This site will (hopefully) always be WordPress bleeding edge, starting with WordPress 3.5 and it’s default theme Twenty Twelve – to be released December 5th.

Just a bit of visual touches and voilà!