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I have a web server based on paste.httpserver as an adapater between HTTP and WSGI. When I do performance measurements with httperf, I can do over 1,000 requests per second if I start a new request each time using --num-conn. If I instead reuse the connection using --num-call then I get about 11 requests per second, 1/100th of the speed. If I try ab I get a timeout. My tests are % ./httperf --server localhost --port 8080 --num-conn 100 ... Request rate: 1320.4 req/s (0.8 ms/req) ... and % ./httperf --server localhost --port 8080 --num-call 100 ... Request rate: 11.2 req/s (89.4 ms/req) ...

I have an input text field with a maxlength of 10. The field is for Australian phone numbers (10 digits). Phone numbers are generally split up into the following syntax 12 12345678 If someone copies the above and pastes that into my input field, it obviously leaves the last digit out and keeps the space. Is there a way to remove any spaces right before it is pasted into the input box? Or is there another work around? Thanks in advance. Paul This should work for you: HTML <input type="text" id="phone" maxlength="10" />​ JavaScript var phone = document.getElementById('phone'), cleanPhoneNumber;

I want my Python script to be able to copy and paste to/from the clipboard via x11 (so that it will work on Linux). Can anyone point me to specific resources I can look at, or the concepts I would have to master? Is this possible to do with the Python X library at http://python-xlib.sourceforge.net ? Cameron Laird I favor a Tkinter-based solution over one which requires pygtk, simply because of the potential the latter has for installation challenges. Given this, my recommendation to Alvin Smith is to read: Tkinter Clipboard Access Cut & Paste Text Between Tkinter Widgets Tkinter-based

I'm on a Macintosh and am using "terminal" for my shell. When I copy text from any window (via mouse drag then right mouse button menu -> copy) and then I paste the text (right mouse button -> paste) into a terminal with emacs running, it doesn't act as a paste. Instead, it is just like entering or typing in text. The problem occurs when the text is indented. Emacs does its auto-indentation on top of that so I get a cascading staircase-like look of text. I just want it to be a true "paste" so that whatever was copied shows up exactly as it was. Any ideas on how to change something to get this

I am a new python afficionado. For R users, there is one function : paste that helps to concatenate two or more variables in a dataframe. It's very useful. For example Suppose that I have this dataframe : categorie titre tarifMin lieu long lat img dateSortie 1 zoo, Aquar 0.0 Aquar 2.385 48.89 ilo,0 2 zoo, Aquar 4.5 Aquar 2.408 48.83 ilo,0 6 lieu Jardi 0.0 Jardi 2.320 48.86 ilo,0 7 lieu Bois 0.0 Bois 2.455 48.82 ilo,0 13 espac Canal 0.0 Canal 2.366 48.87 ilo,0 14 espac Canal -1.0 Canal 2.384 48.89 ilo,0 15 parc Le Ma 20.0 Le Ma 2.353 48.87 ilo,0 I want to create a new column which uses another

I have a Java Swing application that i want to run on Mac OS X. I want to use the normal Mac copy/paste shortcuts to copy/paste text to a text field in my Java application. Ctrl + c & Ctrl + v does the trick but i want to use Command + c & Command + v instead. How can i do that? If you're using a 3rd-party L&F implementation it probably doesn't support the Mac's native keyboard shortcuts. The following code should reinstate the Mac's keyboard shortcuts for JTextField s after setting the L&F: InputMap im = (InputMap) UIManager.get("TextField.focusInputMap"); im.put(KeyStroke.getKeyStroke

Being new to R, can someone please explain the difference between paste() and paste0() , what I had understood from some post is that paste0("a", "b") === paste("a", "b", sep="") Even I tried something like this a <- c("a","b","c") b <- c("y","w","q") paste(a,b,sep = "_") **output** "a_y" "b_w" "c_q" using paste0() a <- c("a","b","c") b <- c("y","w","q") paste0(a,b,sep = "_") **output** "ay_" "bw_" "cq_" Is it just that paste() uses separator between elements and paste0() uses separator after the elements? SriniV As explained in this blog by Tyler Rinker : paste has 3 arguments. paste (...,

I am using putty to connect a remote host and editing via vim. I meet a trouble when I try to paste something to vim. That's, I copy something to clipboard in my local host and want to paste it to the vim in the remote host. How to do that? ps: I am using putty! So, I open a vim window via putty. The very need is that I want to copy something in my local host and paste it to the vim editor opened by putty. That's all. Thanks! markcial Try with Ctrl + Shift + V or with middle click with a 3 button mouse EDIT What about? Shift + Ins Source : https://superuser.com/questions/180043/paste-the