If you want to generalize your gdom query to any page, just rewrite your query file adding the$pagevar. So should look to something like this: query($page:String) {page(url:$page) {# ...} } And then, query it like: gdom QUERY_FILE http://news.ycombinator.com Contributors3...
So you already have the inode number in the readdir output and that's all you need to do the sorting. - Whenever python shows you this detail - I don't know. But if you plan to do stat beforehand, then might as well not bother sorting. Also modern systems don't use readdir(2). ...
Python pandas DataFrame from first and last row of csv, The purpose of this exercise is to be able to easily grab some attributes from the first and last entries in these csv files. I have no problem grabbing the first line of the csv using: pd.read_csv (filename, nrows=1) I also ...
If you want to generalize your gdom query to any page, just rewrite your query file adding the$pagevar. So should look to something like this: query($page:String) {page(url:$page) {# ...} } And then, query it like: gdom QUERY_FILE http://news.ycombinator.com...