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In a pdb session, just type: import rlcompleter pdb.Pdb.complete=rlcompleter.Completer(locals()).complete But if you use, ipdb, you dont need to import rlcompleter. Thanks to scooby that pointed this out

find . -name "*.py" -print0 | xargs -0 wc -l For the actual repo ninja-ide (pull date: 21/11/11), its   17121 LoC Ninja-IDE (pull date: 27/10/11), 16562 LoC

Open Terminal and run: $ defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles YES Relaunch Finder (hold alt key and right click on Finder, then Relaunch) To hide this files again run in Terminal: $ defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles NO and also relaunch Finder as above. source

Connect to the IRC server and type the following: To register: /msg nickserv register (you will receive a /msg-something confirmation) To avoid other users to use your nickname: /msg NickServ set enforce on To identify your nickname: /msg nickserv identify source

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So i had an old version of XCode on my computer, and i tried upgrading it with the new mac app store, and it didn’t work. I wanted to uninstall it and then reinstall it using the app store, but they of course don’t have an option to UNINSTALL apps using the app store Google tells me to just delete the app and then you can click ‘install’ again on the purchases tab in the app store, but since this is xcode, you can’t just drag an application to the trash. You have to run a command using Terminal. So, open terminal and type: sudo /Developer/Library/uninstall-devtools –mode=all The directory MIGHT be different, but for me it installed it to /Developer . Anyway, it should list all the packages and then say it deleted them. I restarted my mac just to be safe. THEN, if it STILL says that xcode is installed, you need to delete the installer from /Applications (different from the Applications folder in your home folder). Go Macintosh HD/Applications and there should be a file called ...

Click en " File ", luego en " Open Network " Pega la url en el campo de texto, " http://www.alsolnet.com/stream/larocka975/vivo.asx "

Open " System Preferences " Click on " Sharing " icon Edit the field " Computer Name " with your new hostname Actually this is very useful, because now you can see your device listed in the DHCP list at the router configuration.