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                            Python packages
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Python packages and modules by LivingLogic
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   Python softwarelist of projects

     * ll.xistAn extensible XML/HTML generator
     * ll.ul4cA templating language
     * ll.urlRFC 2396 compliant URLs
     * ll.makeObject oriented make replacement
     * ll.daemonForking daemon processes
     * ll.sisyphusWriting cron jobs with Python
     * ll.colorRGB color values and color model conversion
     * ll.miscMisc utility functions and classes
     * ll.orasqlUtilities for cx_Oracle
     * ll.nightshadeServe the output of Oracle functions/procedures
       with CherryPy
     * ll.scriptsScripts for UL4 template rendering and URL handling
     * AploraLogging Apache HTTP requests to an Oracle database
     * PycocoPython code coverage
     * DownloadLinks to Windows and Linux, source and binary
       distributions
     * Source codeAccess to the Mercurial repositories

   This pages host several Open Source Python packages and modules
   developed by LivingLogic.

     * ll.xist is an HTML/XML generator that's easy to extend with
       new elements. (These pages are generated with XIST)
     * ll.ul4c is a crossplatform templating language.
     * ll.url, a module that implements an RFC2396 compatible URL
       class.
     * ll.make is an object oriented make replacement.
     * ll.daemon is a module that can be used on UNIX to fork a
       daemon process.
     * ll.sisyphus is a module that simplifies running Python stuff
       in cron jobs.
     * ll.color handles RGB color values and conversion between
       different color models.
     * ll.orasql contains a few utilities for working with cx_Oracle.
     * ll.misc contains common functionality used by the other
       packages.
     * Aplora is a script that can be used with Apaches piped logging
       facility to log HTTP requests to an Oracle database.
     * Pycoco builds the Python interpreter from the current Python
       source, runs the test suite and generates an HTML report about
       the code coverage.

   A Trac instance is available hosting all these packages.