checkrevision (lockdown) in python?

[aton]

anyone done this before?

[Yegg]

anyone done this before?

Why do you ask? It should be very easy to create this in Python on your own from the many source codes of lockdown that are readily available.

[MyndFyre]

anyone done this before?

Why do you ask? It should be very easy to create this in Python on your own from the many source codes of lickdown that are readily available.

Lickdown, huh?  Is that a distant cousin of Leisure Suit Larry?

[Yegg]

anyone done this before?

Why do you ask? It should be very easy to create this in Python on your own from the many source codes of lickdown that are readily available.

Lickdown, huh?  Is that a distant cousin of Leisure Suit Larry?

Lmao. I just fixed it. That had me laughing out loud.

[Sorc.Polgara]

anyone done this before?

Why do you ask? It should be very easy to create this in Python on your own from the many source codes of lickdown that are readily available.

Lickdown, huh?  Is that a distant cousin of Leisure Suit Larry?

Lmao. I just fixed it. That had me laughing out loud.

Looks like someone had something else on their mind at that time...

[Yegg]

anyone done this before?

Why do you ask? It should be very easy to create this in Python on your own from the many source codes of lickdown that are readily available.

Lickdown, huh?  Is that a distant cousin of Leisure Suit Larry?

Lmao. I just fixed it. That had me laughing out loud.

Looks like someone had something else on their mind at that time...

Heh, I was actually at work typing on my iPhone. When I do that it's sometimes a hassle to re-read what I wrote to check for errors so often I don't look for errors.

[aton]

i was wondering if someone could save me the work, anything wrong about it?

[Yegg]

i was wondering if someone could save me the work, anything wrong about it?

I'm not so sure what you're trying to say.

[Explicit]

i was wondering if someone could save me the work, anything wrong about it?

I'm not so sure what you're trying to say.

Don't be dense. He wants to save himself the extra bit of work in the event that someone else had already ported the solution over.

[Yegg]

i was wondering if someone could save me the work, anything wrong about it?

I'm not so sure what you're trying to say.

Don't be dense. He wants to save himself the extra bit of work in the event that someone else had already ported the solution over.

I was trying to convince myself that he wouldn't ask for someone to do just that, so he could copy and paste a few functions into his program without ever knowing how it works.

[Explicit]

There is nothing wrong with trying to save yourself from doing work that's already been done; that's the premise for the entire open source movement. Besides, if he already has a working client, then it wouldn't make a difference if he's taking the copy-and-paste approach since he's going to have to implement it into his current code anyway.

[Yegg]

There is nothing wrong with trying to save yourself from doing work that's already been done; that's the premise for the entire open source movement. Besides, if he already has a working client, then it wouldn't make a difference if he's taking the copy-and-paste approach since he's going to have implement it into his current code anyway.

The source code he wants does not exist.

[Explicit]

He's not asking anyone to port it for him; way to sidestep the point. Regardless, I digress.

[Yegg]

He's not asking anyone to port it for him; way to sidestep the point. Regardless, I digress.

"checkrevision in python" ... hmm. This couldn't mean he would like to have checkrevision in Python, could it?
He didn't say he wanted to just have access to the checkrevision while using Python, he wants checkrevision IN Python. Clearly meaning that he wants it coded in Python. Way to not pay attention.

[l)ragon]

He's not asking anyone to port it for him; way to sidestep the point. Regardless, I digress.

"checkrevision in python" ... hmm. This couldn't mean he would like to have checkrevision in Python, could it?
He didn't say he wanted to just have access to the checkrevision while using Python, he wants checkrevision IN Python. Clearly meaning that he wants it coded in Python. Way to not pay attention.

He was asking if anyone has done it in Python, so that he could reuse it is what I gather from the thread.

iirc there is one but if it has been publicly released is another story, to stay with the topic if you have the knowledge enough to do TCP/IP why not just go the BNLS/JBLS route.