Le 08/02/2012 17:58, Lex Berezhny a écrit : > On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 12:39 PM, Pascal Chambon<[email protected]> wrote: >> All tests are passing, except some added by Daniel (maybe his last >> commit wasn't stable, or maybe I've broken stuffs while merging), so I >> consider there is no regression. >> I'll file bugreports later to "silence" these broken tests (mainly >> dealing with sets and extended slices). >> Anyway, I hope some people will check that /master can still compile >> their current projects (I work on windows...) > My project breaks on the following line after the upgrades: > > for tabValues in tabs[1:]: > > With the following error: > > Uncaught TypeError: Object slice([('tab', 'Tab')], 1, None) has no > method '__iter__' >
OMG it still there IS a regression... STop searching for bisects, that's just the merge with Daniel's work which must be the cause of that. He introducted "slice" objects, that were mainly meant to be used for assignment of extended slices, but there seems to be a border effect here, your tabs[1:] gets turned into a slice object instead of just applying the cutting (with __getslice() in translated code). It needs to be investigated directly. Regards, PKL
