I'm actually not sure why it would happen. The only thought I have is if you're
only doing one comparison, and comparing the same instance, there's an object
identity test which would prevent the __cmp__ call from happening. But I'm
guessing
that's not what's happening...
Can you put a breakpoi
I have a few questions about the contents of the NuGet packages for IronPython.
They seem to be up-to-date since the current version listed is 2.7.2 from 3/13.
It looks like JD Hardy is the "owner" of both distributions, but I am not sure
if he is the one that actually deploys them. And these th
In our live debugger implementation, I call SetTrace() to hook a
TracebackDelegate for processing breakpoints, updating stack frame UI,
inspecting watches, etc. I depend on information such as "(int)frame.f_lineno"
to track the current execution pointer (and therefore which line to highlight
in
Is Dino on vacation? He usually has good answers for these sorts of
things :-) I still can't get the callsite to end up calling __cmp__
like List.sort does. I'm not sure why that is the case. It looks like
even the Python version of bisect has a similar issue though (it never
calls __cmp__ either),
Hi ironpython,
Here's your Daily Digest of new issues for project "IronPython".
In today's digest:ISSUES
1. [New issue] datetime does not handle reverse comparisons correctly
2. [Status update] datetime does not handle reverse comparisons correctly
3. [Status update] Implement rest of datetime m
