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I am trying to complete a list of offical documentation references about the default values * of the maximum concurrent HTTP/1.1 connections per server for current (2011) major browsers. Here's what I've got so far: Firefox 4.x: 6 ( ref missing ) Firefox 3.6.x : 6 Internet Explorer 9.x : 6 Internet Explorer 8.x : dialup: 2 , broadband: 6 Internet Explorer 7.x : dialup: 2 , broadband: 2 Chrome 11.x : 6 Chrome 10.x : 6 Opera 11.x : 8 Safari 5.x: 6 ( ref missing ) I think most (if not all) of the default values I listed should be correct, but I'd prefer to have official documentation references

There seem to be a ton of UI properties that can be set with UIManager.put("key", value); Is there a list somewhere of all keys that can be set? Frank It depends on the Java implementation. Here is the simple code that you can run to see all available properties and their current values. public static void main(String[] args) { UIDefaults defaults = UIManager.getDefaults(); System.out.println(defaults.size()+ " properties defined !"); String[ ] colName = {"Key", "Value"}; String[ ][ ] rowData = new String[ defaults.size() ][ 2 ]; int i = 0; for(Enumeration e = defaults.keys(); e

I'm trying to do some class inheritance in Python. I'd like each class and inherited class to have good docstrings. So I think for the inherited class, I'd like it to: inherit the base class docstring maybe append relevant extra documentation to the docstring Is there any (possibly elegant or pythonic) way of doing this sort of docstring manipulation in a class inheritance situation? How about for multiple inheritance? You're not the only one! There was a discussion on comp.lang.python about this a while ago, and a recipe was created. Check it out here . """ doc_inherit decorator Usage: class