Btw, this problem went away. It's possible I had some conflict of old and new javascript....
I cannot replicate it. - lex On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 1:48 PM, Pascal Chambon <[email protected]> wrote: > 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
