On 01.11.13 12:28, lars van Gemerden wrote:
I tested wing_hack() a little bit:
It does not work with my pickling in unit tests:
#------------------------------------------------------------------
import unittest
import pickle
#other imports ...
from toolshed.hacks import wing_hack
Ah, no, you should let that hack run unconditionally at import time.
That was a sample script that could be traced in Wing, not a thing to
use as-is...
Remove the condition and maybe traces.
(I never used Wing's testing, because pytest is still unsupported :-( ).
#------------------------------------------------------------------
# pickle wing fix, to be run unconditionally at start-up time
def wing_hack():
'''
when wing has replaced __import__, wrap that with a function
that pretends to be the original __import__
'''
import __builtin__
imp = __builtin__.__import__
if imp.__name__ != '__import__':
print("fixing Wing's import hook")
def __import__(*args, **kw):
return imp(*args, **kw)
__import__.__module__ = '__builtin__'
__builtin__.__import__ = __import__
wing_hack()
#------------------------------------------------------------------
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