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  \author{Brandon King \\
  Copyright \copyright  2003 California Institute of Technology}
! \date{Version 0.1.7\\\today}
  \maketitle
  \thispagestyle{empty}
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  \author{Brandon King \\
  Copyright \copyright  2003 California Institute of Technology}
! \date{Version 0.1.8\\\today}
  \maketitle
  \thispagestyle{empty}
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  simple application to help us with the task of updating keywords on a
  webpage with links. Why might we want to create such a program? For
! example, you might be writting a webpage about all your favorate Python
  modules and what you've done with them. If you decide you want to
  create a link to http://www.python.org/ every time the word 'Python'
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  simple application to help us with the task of updating keywords on a
  webpage with links. Why might we want to create such a program? For
! example, you might be writting a webpage about all your favorite Python
  modules and what you've done with them. If you decide you want to
  create a link to http://www.python.org/ every time the word 'Python'
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  \section{\cb Tutorial: LinkDB Schema}
  \subsection{\cb Description}\label{linkdb-desc}
! Now that we know what we want to do we have to design the
! schema. If you haven't read section \ref{the_goal}, you may want to do 
  so now. There are two ways that currently exist in Pymerase. An XML
  format defined by table.dtd. If you decide to use this format, you
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  \section{\cb Tutorial: LinkDB Schema}
  \subsection{\cb Description}\label{linkdb-desc}
! Now that we know what we want to do we have to design that schema. If you 
! haven't read section \ref{the_goal}, you may want to do 
  so now. There are two ways that currently exist in Pymerase. An XML
  format defined by table.dtd. If you decide to use this format, you
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  \subsection{\cb CreateSQL}
! Time to create the sql for the database. Executed the following
  command.
  
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  \subsection{\cb CreateSQL}
! Time to create the sql for the database. Execute the following
  command.
  
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  \subsection{\cb CreatePyTkWidgets}
! Excute the following command to generate the Python Tkinter Widget
  library for your schema.
  
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  \subsection{\cb CreatePyTkWidgets}
! Execute the following command to generate the Python Tkinter Widget
  library for your schema.
  
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  All \emph{allOther}Widget.py files can be executed to see if they were
! contstructed properly. They don't do much in this state, but the have
  functions for getting and setting the ValiditingEntrys. Each of
  widgets can be subclassed and given save() and load() functions which
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  All \emph{allOther}Widget.py files can be executed to see if they were
! constructed properly. They don't do much in this state, but they have
  functions for getting and setting the ValiditingEntrys. Each of
  widgets can be subclassed and given save() and load() functions which
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  The widgets will need a copy of the LinkAPI package you generated in
  section \ref{linkapi}. You can copy, move, or create a symbolic link
! for this purpose. Excute the following command to copy the pakage from
  your tutorial directory into the widget directory.
  
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  The widgets will need a copy of the LinkAPI package you generated in
  section \ref{linkapi}. You can copy, move, or create a symbolic link
! for this purpose. Execute the following command to copy the package from
  your tutorial directory into the widget directory.
  
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  \end{verbatim}
  
! \subsection{\cb CreatePyTkDBWidgets}\label{pytkdb}
! Excute the following command to generate the Python Tkinter Database
  Widget library for your schema.
  
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  \end{verbatim}
  
! \subsection{\cb CreaetePyTkDBWidgets}\label{pytkdb}co
! Execute the following command to generate the Python Tkinter Database
  Widget library for your schema.
  
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  your widget directory. Each of these programs can be executed upon
  creation. Each one if hooked up to the generic DB connection widget
! and will prompt for infomation neccisary to connect to the
  database. It can become annoying sometimes when you have to enter that
  information every time you want to connect to the same database. So,
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  your widget directory. Each of these programs can be executed upon
  creation. Each one if hooked up to the generic DB connection widget
! and will prompt for infomation necessary to connect to the
  database. It can become annoying sometimes when you have to enter that
  information every time you want to connect to the same database. So,
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  \end{verbatim}
  
! If you get the message 'CREATE DATABASE', the command succeded. Next
  you need to feed the SQL statements into the database to generate the
! proper tables. User the following command.
  
  \begin{verbatim}
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  \end{verbatim}
  
! If you get the message 'CREATE DATABASE', the command succeeded. Next
  you need to feed the SQL statements into the database to generate the
! proper tables. Use the following command.
  
  \begin{verbatim}
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  \subsection{\cb Input Data Using DB Widgets}
  Now that we have our database, lets put some data in it for us to
! use. Goto the widgets directory in your tutorial directory. Execute
  the following command.
  
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  \subsection{\cb Input Data Using DB Widgets}
  Now that we have our database, lets put some data in it for us to
! use. Go to the widgets directory in your tutorial directory. Execute
  the following command.
  
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  file included in the linkDB example included with Pymerase, or you can
  reference the same program in the appendix on page
! \pageref{cmdline}. Or if your really daring, you can right it yourself
  from scratch.
  
  If you decide to use the appendix or example code provided, the python
! code is commented and should be fairly self explanitory. If you don't
  agree or you run into problems, post to the mailing list mentioned in
  section \ref{pymdevel} are always welcome.
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  file included in the linkDB example included with Pymerase, or you can
  reference the same program in the appendix on page
! \pageref{cmdline}. Or if you're really daring, you can write it yourself
  from scratch.
  
  If you decide to use the appendix or example code provided, the python
! code is commented and should be fairly self explanatory. If you don't
  agree or you run into problems, post to the mailing list mentioned in
  section \ref{pymdevel} are always welcome.
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      and replaces them with a link.
    
!   Useage:
      linker.py [options] -g group -f file
    
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      and replaces them with a link.
    
!   Usage:
      linker.py [options] -g group -f file
    
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  \subsection{\cb Prepare the HTML File}
! Before we can test the program we need an html file to use. Create a
  new text file called 'tutorial.html' and paste in the html
  code below.
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  \subsection{\cb Prepare the HTML File}
! Before we can test the program we need a html file to use. Create a
  new text file called 'tutorial.html' and paste in the html
  code below.
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  'tutorial.html' file in a file called 'tutorial.html.bak'.
  
! The end result if everything went well should look like the following.
  
  \begin{verbatim}
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  'tutorial.html' file in a file called 'tutorial.html.bak'.
  
! The end result, if everything went well, should look like the following:
  
  \begin{verbatim}
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  \subsection{\cb How You Can Help}
! If you have an questions, comments, ideas, spelling corrections etc.,
  please voice your comments. Open Source projects strive on feedback
  from the community. If you would like to contibute to any part of the
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  \subsection{\cb How You Can Help}
! If you have any questions, comments, ideas, spelling corrections etc.,
  please voice your comments. Open Source projects strive on feedback
  from the community. If you would like to contibute to any part of the
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  \end{document}
  
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  \end{document}
  
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