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content/blog/playing-with-ctypes-and-libcaca.md
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---
date: 2007-03-25T16:30:29+01:00
title: Playing with ctypes and libcaca
aliases:
- /blog/2007/03/25/Playing-with-ctypes-and-libcaca/
tags:
- ctypes
- libcaca
- python
- snake
---
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date = 2007-03-25T16:30:29+01:00
title = "Playing with ctypes and libcaca"
aliases = [
"blog/2007/03/25/Playing-with-ctypes-and-libcaca"
]
[taxonomies]
tags = ["ctypes", "libcaca", "python", "snake"]
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[ctypes](http://docs.python.org/dev/lib/module-ctypes.html) is a foreign
function interface for Python. It allows to call functions in dlls/shared
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* dithering of colour images;
* advanced text canvas operations (blitting, rotations).
{{< figure src="/media/blog/snake.py.png" alt="snake.py screenshot" >}}
![snake.py screenshot](/media/blog/snake.py.png)
**Update 2009/10/11:** libcaca API changed so this entry in now obsolete but
snake.py example works: you can read the source to get in touch with the new
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time.sleep(0.1)
```
The complete example is here: [snake.py](http://hg.mornie.org/misc/file/tip/snake.py).
The complete example is here:
[snake.py](https://noa.mornie.org/eriol/misc/src/branch/main/snake.py).
**Update 2007/10/20:** [Sam Hocevar](http://sam.zoy.org/) pointed me about
importance of checking caca_get_event's return value, otherwise from time to

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date: 2007-05-19T17:46:58+01:00
title: PyCon It
---
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date = "2007-05-19T17:46:58+01:00"
title = "PyCon It"
aliases = ["blog/2007/05/19/pycon-it"]
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The first [Python Conference](http://www.pycon.it/) in Italy will be held in
The first [Python Conference](https://pycon.it/) in Italy will be held in
**Florence** on **June**, the **9th** and **10th**.
If you ***love*** Python, you can't miss it! :)

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date: 2010-10-21T13:24:38+01:00
title: pyth in Debian NEW Queue
tags:
- debian
- python
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date = 2010-10-21T13:24:38+01:00
title = "pyth in Debian NEW Queue"
aliases = ["blog/2010/10/21/pyth-debian-new-queue"]
[taxonomies]
tags = ["debian", "python"]
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Thanks to [Piotr Ożarowski](http://www.ozarowski.pl/) my first Debian package
is in the [NEW Queue](http://ftp-master.debian.org/new/pyth_0.5.6-1.html)! :)
Thanks to [Piotr Ożarowski](https://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=piotr) my first Debian package
is in the [NEW Queue](https://ftp-master.debian.org/new/)! :)
**Update 2010-11-08:** [It's in](https://packages.qa.debian.org/p/pyth/news/20101108T220249Z.html)! :)

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date: 2007-09-01T00:12:03+01:00
title: Python 3.0a1 Released!
tags:
- python
---
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date = 2007-09-01T00:12:03+01:00
title = "Python 3.0a1 Released!"
aliases = ["blog/2007/09/01/python-30a1-released"]
[taxonomies]
tags = ["python"]
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Yes, the first alpha release is [out](http://python.org/download/releases/3.0/)! :D
Yes, the first alpha release is [out](https://python.org/download/releases/3.0/)! :D
Congratulations to all python developers for this release!!!

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date: 2007-12-08T03:10:16+01:00
title: Python 3.0a2 Released!
tags:
- python
---
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date = 2007-12-08T03:10:16+01:00
title = "Python 3.0a2 Released!"
aliases = ["blog/2007/12/08/python-30a2-released"]
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tags = ["python"]
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The [second alpha](http://python.org/download/releases/3.0/) release is out!

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date = "2006-12-19T00:33:59+01:00"
title = "Python in a Nutshell"
aliases = ["blog/2006/12/19/python-nutshell"]
[taxonomies]
tags = ["python"]
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Today, when I arrived at home I saw a package on the table in the living room:
{{< figure src="/media/python_in_a_nutshell_2edition.jpg" alt="Python in a Nutshell" >}}
![Python in a Nutshell cover](/media/python_in_a_nutshell_2edition.jpg)
My first purchase on Amazon! :)

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date: 2007-04-26T00:34:12+01:00
title: A reminder using GTK shaped window
---
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date = 2007-04-26T00:34:12+01:00
title = "A reminder using GTK shaped window"
aliases = ["blog/2007/04/26/reminder-using-gtk-shaped-window"]
[taxonomies]
tags = ["python"]
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The [GNU/Linux User Group Catania](http://catania.linux.it/) meets the last
The [GNU/Linux User Group Catania](https://catania.linux.it/) meets the last
thursday of every month. Usually a reminder is sent to mailing list by someone,
but the other day a friend of mine started a «reminder contest».
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An image is worth a thousand words.
{{< figure src="/media/blog/preminder.png" alt="preminder 100% screenshot" >}}
![preminder 100% screenshot](/media/blog/preminder.png)
Yes, the **pizza** is our window :)
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self.window.shape_combine_mask(self.mask, 0, 0)
```
{{< figure src="/media/blog/preminder2.png" alt="preminder 60% screenshot" >}}
![preminder 60% screenshot](/media/blog/preminder2.png)
Changing the window itself as the time for the appointment approaches, can be
useful.
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We have to change only the mask to obtain the desired effect.
{{< figure src="/media/blog/preminder3.png" alt="preminder 30% screenshot" >}}
![preminder 30% screenshot](/media/blog/preminder3.png)
Checking for last thursday of every month can be done in few line of code using
[dateutil](http://labix.org/python-dateutil):

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date: 2007-05-06T08:36:25+01:00
title: RSS Feeds a Go-Go!
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date = 2007-05-06T08:36:25+01:00
title = "RSS Feeds a Go-Go!"
aliases = ["blog/2007/05/06/rss-feeds-go-go"]
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Finally I had the time to add [RSS feeds](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSS)! I
hope you enjoy them. :)

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date: 2009-11-11T02:52:16+01:00
title: Still alive :D
---
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date = 2009-11-11T02:52:16+01:00
title = "Still alive :D"
aliases = ["blog/2009/11/11/still-alive"]
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Yes, I'm still alive. I worked hard and life was too much busy to write
something in the meanwhile. :(
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* I wrote again my blog engine during upgrade of this site to django 1.1.1:
now is more comfortable!
* I have just update my old entry about [python and libcaca](/blog/2007/03/25/playing-with-ctypes-and-libcaca/);
* I have just update my old entry about [python and libcaca](@/blog/playing-with-ctypes-and-libcaca.md);
* I will return to work on [netsukuku](http://www.netsukuku.org/) soon!
* I joined the [DMI Eurobot](http://eurobot.dmi.unict.it/) team. :)

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date: 2007-01-10T16:06:10+01:00
title: "Storing binary data in SQLite"
aliases:
- /blog/2007/01/10/Storing-binary-data-in-SQLite/
---
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date = 2007-01-10T16:06:10+01:00
title = "Storing binary data in SQLite"
aliases = [
"blog/2007/01/10/Storing-binary-data-in-SQLite",
"blog/2007/01/10/storing-binary-data-in-sqlite"
]
[taxonomies]
tags = ["python"]
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Storing images into a database is not common, usually you store only the file
name, but sometimes it can be useful. Think you must log the position of several