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1. [New comment] GetEncodings called in StringOps.cs fails using Mono
2. [New issue] super() does not preserve class
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ISSUES
1. [New comment] GetEncodings called in StringOps.cs fails using Mono
http://ironpython.codeplex.com/workitem/33646
User TRJG has commented on the issue:
"I just added a patch for the fix. Line 1885 in StringOps.cs
All I did was wrap the encoding name accessing in a try catch. If it fails,
continue is called to try the next encoding."-----------------
2. [New issue] super() does not preserve class
http://ironpython.codeplex.com/workitem/33663
User mvdk has proposed the issue:
"In CPython 2.7.3, the following script:
class A(object):
"""A funny class A"""
@classmethod
def x(cls):
print cls.__doc__
class B(A):
"""B funny class B"""
@classmethod
def x(cls):
super(B,cls).x()
class C(B):
"""C funny class C"""
pass
class D(B):
"""D funny class D"""
@classmethod
def x(cls):
super(D,cls).x()
if __name__ == "__main__":
B.x()
C.x()
D.x()
produces
B
C
D
whereas on IronPython 2.7.3, it produces
B
B
B
This is independent of @classmethod: The following also triggers:
class A(object):
"""A funny class A"""
def x(cls):
print cls.__doc__
class B(A):
"""B funny class B"""
def x(cls):
super(B,cls).x()
class C(B):
"""C funny class C"""
pass
class D(B):
"""D funny class D"""
def x(cls):
super(D,cls).x()
if __name__ == "__main__":
B().x()
C().x()
D().x()
with the same output"
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