In my next attempt to turn the NIT community on it's head I've had success sharing simple documents ( haven't tried anything fancy yet ) between Google Docs and the built in Notes application.
This has been made easier by the fact that notes is really just a html editor itself and appears to be able to open and edit the raw google docs.
Some of the tricks that others may run into is that retreiving uri's that require authentication is tricky and you have to do something like the following.
This has been made easier by the fact that notes is really just a html editor itself and appears to be able to open and edit the raw google docs.
Some of the tricks that others may run into is that retreiving uri's that require authentication is tricky and you have to do something like the following.
request = urllib2.Request(feed.entry[0].content.src) request.add_header('Authorization', 'GoogleLogin auth=%s' % (gd_client.GetClientLoginToken())) opener = urllib2.build_opener() f = opener.open(request) print f.read()Does anyone know how to "monitor" a directory for changes in python?