Hi, Building on a suggestion by Jacob on how to safely convert old-style unittests "self.assertEquals(x,y)" into new-style utest "assert x == y": the difficulty is not to find the self.assertEquals() in the test sources, but to safely identify the comma between the two arguments, and not mistake it with some other comma that could appear in x or in y.
There was talk about subtle string parsing, or about using Python's parser or compiler package, but actually it is much easier than that... Just try to split the text "x,y" between the parenthesis in two halves at every possible comma position, until both halves compile without raising SyntaxError :-) Armin _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
