Hi Sundance, thanks for the quarantined import. I'll include it in the eric4.1 development line. It'll be part of the next snapshot.
Regards, Detlev On Dienstag, 9. Oktober 2007, Sundance wrote: > Sundance wrote: > > As time allows, yes, with pleasure. No promise about how successful > > it's gonna be, though, seeing as we're talking badass advanced snake > > charming here; we'll see how that goes. > > ... Ooooookay. > > This was even worse than I imagined, but I'm done and, crazily enough, > it seems to work. > > Here's how it works. > > 1) Drop the attached source file in the debugger's directory; > > 2) Surround the imports to be quarantined with the code that loads and > turns the quarantined import on, then off. For instance: > > ---[ Unquarantined imports ]------------------------------------------- > import A > import B > from C import D > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > ... becomes... > > ---[ Quarantined imports ]--------------------------------------------- > from QuarantinedImport import quarantined_import > quarantined_import.on() > > import A > import B > from C import D > > quarantined_import.off() > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > In Eric's case, that would make it: > > ---[ DebugClientBase.py excerpt ]-------------------------------------- > [...] > > from QuarantinedImport import quarantined_import > quarantined_import.on() > > from DebugProtocol import * > import DebugClientCapabilities > from DebugBase import printerr > from AsyncFile import * > from Config import ConfigVarTypeStrings > from FlexCompleter import Completer > > quarantined_import.off() > > [...] > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > And yeah, that's it. > > Warning: this tool is pure evil, it comes with no warranty whatsoever > and may eat kittens and/or puppies. Also, if there's a module that does > some very important things at load time that must only happen once, all > hell will likely break loose if you import that module both inside and > outside the quarantined zone. Consider yourself warned. > > Feedback very welcome! > > -- S. -- Detlev Offenbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list [email protected] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
