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Python Standard Library

Python Standard Library		Language: EnglishFormat: CHM
Author: Fredrik LundhFile size: 338.59 KB
Publisher: O'ReillyPublish date: May 2001
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Python Standard Library, an essential guide for serious Python programmers, delivers accurate, author-tested documentation of all the modules in the Python Standard Library, along with over 300 annotated example scripts using the modules. This version of the book covers all the new modules and related information for Python 2.0, the first major release of Python in four years.

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Table of contents
  • Chapter 1. Core Modules
    • Section 1.1. Introduction
    • Section 1.2. The _ _builtin_ _ Module
    • Section 1.3. The exceptions Module
    • Section 1.4. The os Module
    • Section 1.5. The os.path Module
    • Section 1.6. The stat Module
    • Section 1.7. The string Module
    • Section 1.8. The re Module
    • Section 1.9. The math Module
    • Section 1.10. The cmath Module
    • Section 1.11. The operator Module
    • Section 1.12. The copy Module
    • Section 1.13. The sys Module
    • Section 1.14. The atexit Module
    • Section 1.15. The time Module
    • Section 1.16. The types Module
    • Section 1.17. The gc Module
  • Chapter 2. More Standard Modules
    • Section 2.1. Overview
    • Section 2.2. The fileinput Module
    • Section 2.3. The shutil Module
    • Section 2.4. The tempfile Module
    • Section 2.5. The StringIO Module
    • Section 2.6. The cStringIO Module
    • Section 2.7. The mmap Module
    • Section 2.8. The UserDict Module
    • Section 2.9. The UserList Module
    • Section 2.10. The UserString Module
    • Section 2.11. The traceback Module
    • Section 2.12. The errno Module
    • Section 2.13. The getopt Module
    • Section 2.14. The getpass Module
    • Section 2.15. The glob Module
    • Section 2.16. The fnmatch Module
    • Section 2.17. The random Module
    • Section 2.18. The whrandom Module
    • Section 2.19. The md5 Module
    • Section 2.20. The sha Module
    • Section 2.21. The crypt Module
    • Section 2.22. The rotor Module
    • Section 2.23. The zlib Module
    • Section 2.24. The code Module
  • Chapter 3. Threads and Processes
    • Section 3.1. Overview
    • Section 3.2. The threading Module
    • Section 3.3. The Queue Module
    • Section 3.4. The thread Module
    • Section 3.5. The commands Module
    • Section 3.6. The pipes Module
    • Section 3.7. The popen2 Module
    • Section 3.8. The signal Module
  • Chapter 4. Data Representation
    • Section 4.1. Overview
    • Section 4.2. The array Module
    • Section 4.3. The struct Module
    • Section 4.4. The xdrlib Module
    • Section 4.5. The marshal Module
    • Section 4.6. The pickle Module
    • Section 4.7. The cPickle Module
    • Section 4.8. The copy_reg Module
    • Section 4.9. The pprint Module
    • Section 4.10. The repr Module
    • Section 4.11. The base64 Module
    • Section 4.12. The binhex Module
    • Section 4.13. The quopri Module
    • Section 4.14. The uu Module
    • Section 4.15. The binascii Module
  • Chapter 5. File Formats
    • Section 5.1. Overview
    • Section 5.2. The xmllib Module
    • Section 5.3. The xml.parsers.expat Module
    • Section 5.4. The sgmllib Module
    • Section 5.5. The htmllib Module
    • Section 5.6. The htmlentitydefs Module
    • Section 5.7. The formatter Module
    • Section 5.8. The ConfigParser Module
    • Section 5.9. The netrc Module
    • Section 5.10. The shlex Module
    • Section 5.11. The zipfile Module
    • Section 5.12. The gzip Module
  • Chapter 6. Mail and News Message
  • Processing
    • Section 6.1. Overview
    • Section 6.2. The rfc822 Module
    • Section 6.3. The mimetools Module
    • Section 6.4. The MimeWriter Module
    • Section 6.5. The mailbox Module
    • Section 6.6. The mailcap Module
    • Section 6.7. The mimetypes Module
    • Section 6.8. The packmail Module
    • Section 6.9. The mimify Module
    • Section 6.10. The multifile Module
  • Chapter 7. Network Protocols
    • Section 7.1. Overview
    • Section 7.2. The socket Module
    • Section 7.3. The select Module
    • Section 7.4. The asyncore Module
    • Section 7.5. The asynchat Module
    • Section 7.6. The urllib Module
    • Section 7.7. The urlparse Module
    • Section 7.8. The cookie Module
    • Section 7.9. The robotparser Module
    • Section 7.10. The ftplib Module
    • Section 7.11. The gopherlib Module
    • Section 7.12. The httplib Module
    • Section 7.13. The poplib Module
    • Section 7.14. The imaplib Module
    • Section 7.15. The smtplib Module
    • Section 7.16. The telnetlib Module
    • Section 7.17. The nntplib Module
    • Section 7.18. The SocketServer Module
    • Section 7.19. The BaseHTTPServer Module
    • Section 7.20. The SimpleHTTPServer Module
    • Section 7.21. The CGIHTTPServer Module
    • Section 7.22. The cgi Module
    • Section 7.23. The webbrowser Module
  • Chapter 8. Internationalization
    • Section 8.1. The locale Module
    • Section 8.2. The unicodedata Module
    • Section 8.3. The ucnhash Module
  • Chapter 9. Multimedia Modules
    • Section 9.1. Overview
    • Section 9.2. The imghdr Module
    • Section 9.3. The sndhdr module
    • Section 9.4. The whatsound Module
    • Section 9.5. The aifc Module
    • Section 9.6. The sunau Module
    • Section 9.7. The sunaudio Module
    • Section 9.8. The wave Module
    • Section 9.9. The audiodev Module
    • Section 9.10. The winsound Module
    • Section 9.11. The colorsys Module
  • Chapter 10. Data Storage
    • Section 10.1. Overview
    • Section 10.2. The anydbm Module
    • Section 10.3. The whichdb Module
    • Section 10.4. The shelve Module
    • Section 10.5. The dbhash Module
    • Section 10.6. The dbm Module
    • Section 10.7. The dumbdbm Module
    • Section 10.8. The gdbm Module
  • Chapter 11. Tools and Utilities
    • Section 11.1. The dis Module
    • Section 11.2. The pdb Module
    • Section 11.3. The bdb Module
    • Section 11.4. The profile Module
    • Section 11.5. The pstats Module
    • Section 11.6. The tabnanny Module
  • Chapter 12. Platform-Specific Modules
    • Section 12.1. Overview
    • Section 12.2. The fcntl Module
    • Section 12.3. The pwd Module
    • Section 12.4. The grp Module
    • Section 12.5. The nis Module
    • Section 12.6. The curses Module
    • Section 12.7. The termios Module
    • Section 12.8. The tty Module
    • Section 12.9. The resource Module
    • Section 12.10. The syslog Module
    • Section 12.11. The msvcrt Module
    • Section 12.12. The nt Module
    • Section 12.13. The _winreg Module
    • Section 12.14. The posix Module
  • Chapter 13. Implementation Support
  • Modules
    • Section 13.1. The dospath Module
    • Section 13.2. The macpath Module
    • Section 13.3. The ntpath Module
    • Section 13.4. The posixpath Module
    • Section 13.5. The strop Module
    • Section 13.6. The imp Module
    • Section 13.7. The new Module
    • Section 13.8. The pre Module
    • Section 13.9. The sre Module
    • Section 13.10. The py_compile Module
    • Section 13.11. The compileall Module
    • Section 13.12. The ihooks Module
    • Section 13.13. The linecache Module
    • Section 13.14. The macurl2path Module
    • Section 13.15. The nturl2path module
    • Section 13.16. The tokenize Module
    • Section 13.17. The keyword Module
    • Section 13.18. The parser Module
    • Section 13.19. The symbol Module
    • Section 13.20. The token Module
  • Chapter 14. Other Modules
    • Section 14.1. Overview
    • Section 14.2. The pyclbr Module
    • Section 14.3. The filecmp Module
    • Section 14.4. The cmd Module
    • Section 14.5. The rexec Module
    • Section 14.6. The Bastion Module
    • Section 14.7. The readline Module
    • Section 14.8. The rlcompleter Module
    • Section 14.9. The statvfs Module
    • Section 14.10. The calendar Module
    • Section 14.11. The sched Module
    • Section 14.12. The statcache Module
    • Section 14.13. The grep Module
    • Section 14.14. The dircache Module
    • Section 14.15. The dircmp Module
    • Section 14.16. The cmp Module
    • Section 14.17. The cmpcache Module
    • Section 14.18. The util Module
    • Section 14.19. The soundex Module
    • Section 14.20. The timing Module
    • Section 14.21. The posixfile Module
    • Section 14.22. The bisect Module
    • Section 14.23. The knee Module
    • Section 14.24. The tzparse Module
    • Section 14.25. The regex Module
    • Section 14.26. The regsub Module
    • Section 14.27. The reconvert Module
    • Section 14.28. The regex_syntax Module
    • Section 14.29. The find Module
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