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test_tk apparently passed earlier in the run and it seems that this buildbot is
being run with a window manager connection available (the changes that I added
did not raise an exce
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that there was *not* a window manager connection. I'm still not sure what the
difference in environments is (perhaps it is just due to a different version of
Tcl/Tk on the bui
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with a Python linked with the current Aqua Cocoa Tk 8.5, such as the
ActiveState Tcl/Tk. Your test case works OK when using the current 32-bit-only
Python 2.7.2 from python.org
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1. How do you launch IDLE? Are you clicking on an icon and, if so, which one,
or are you entering a command from a terminal window or something else?
2. When IDLE starts up, what are the exact lines that appear
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that can be fixed), it seems to me that IDLE should not be trying to give a
calltip in that context. What it is trying to do is display the __doc__
attribute of the string bu
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I have never seen this failure on any Apple x86_64 running 10.x including
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Python 3.2.1 (v3.2.1:ac1f7e5c0510, Jul 9
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can you report the versions of sqlite3 adapter and the sqlite3 library by
executing the following in the interpreter?
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using various Python 3.1.x installed from the python.org Python OS X
installers, in particular, 3.1 and 3.1.4 (the first and the most recent 3.1
releases). If this Python instance was not
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no error
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on either Linux or OS X. Taking a quick look at diffs between 3.2 and 3.2.1,
there aren't a lot of changes in IDLE (Lib/idlelib) and nothing obviously
related. There are a
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hg clone http://hg.python.org/cpython directory_name
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Works for me on another unix-y system. I don't see any reason in configure.in
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expected. What version of "make" are you using
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Works for me using the Pythons installed from the python.org 2.6.6 or 2.7.2
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2.7.2) releases installed. Chances are this was a bug in the Apple-supplied
Cocoa Tcl/Tk 8.5 released with
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there in the Python 3.0 source tarball, and, according to the converted
svn-to-hg history, it was there in its original check-in and is still there in
the current development tip
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Thanks for the report and the cite.
The problem appears to be a difference in behavior between Tk 8.5 and earlier
versions of Tk and not a platform difference. The fix is to use that 'yview'
method of Text instead of 'see'. That gives the ex
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I've added a couple of review comments to the one Peter already made in
Rietveld. Here is an updated patch that addresses all of the comments. I've
tested in briefly on Windows and on OS X and it seems to work OK. Eli, if
you're OK with it, feel
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I think you are confusing the Tix widget set, an independent Tk-based project,
with Tkinter, the Python interface to Tk, which is part of Python. The problem
you linked to appears to be a Tix issue. That code is not part of Python. It
needs to be addressed by
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Ah, I see now that the question is actually about the python.org Windows
installers which, as a service to the user, pull in the external source of Tix
during the build. (Tix is not included in the Python source distribution nor
with the Mac OS X installers
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With Eli's concurrence, I have applied the updated patch to 3.2 (for 3.2.2) and
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This is essentially a duplicate of Issue11914. The root cause is that
pkgutil.iter_modules doesn't deal with permission errors when traversing paths.
Issue7367 is also related.
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Keep in mind that os.lutimes() may not be available on the platform so the
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Chances are that you used the python.org 2.7.2 64-bit/32-bit installer but you
did not install the latest ActiveState Tcl, currently 8.5.10, as documented
here:
http://www.python.org/download/mac/tcltk/
On OS X 10.6, there should have been a warning message
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That is encouraging. This is almost certainly a problem with Tk. The Cocoa
Tcl/Tk 8.5 used by Apple and ActiveState has been known to have issues with
composite characters. There are a couple of IDLE things to ask about first.
Have you made any Custom Key
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Interesting, I didn't know the "Dvorak - Qwerty ⌘" input method existed. In
just some causal experimentation with it, it seems pretty clear that the input
method is not being consistently followed by Tk and there seem to be
differences between
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demonstrated that the problem with mishandling of the menu accelerators with
the Dvorak - Qwerty Cmd input method is a general Cocoa Tk problem, and not
unique to IDLE or Tkinter. I&#x
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the same checks introduce a new warning in 3.2.2 for test_threaded_import which
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I can reproduce this. With -vv, the only difference in os.environ is HOME:
Before: 'HOME': '/Users/nad'
After: 'HOME': '/tmp/tmpqryo48/tmpt_mcrw'
Also, Warning -- threading._dangling was modified by test_packaging
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Lib/packaging/tests/test_dist.py:379 & 386
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I found it by patching the appropriate unittest test runner to check before and
after each test case. It would be nice if there were a standard option to do
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I believe openat is new to POSIX (mandatory as of POSIX 2008). For example,
it's not currently in OS X and apparently was first added to FreeBSD in 8.0.
So it would have to be checked by configure and documented as
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Ah, right. The comment still applies, though, to future documentation of the
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This is the same issue as highlighted by Issue6676. The root cause is
attempting to reuse a parser instance and that is known to not work with the
version of expat included with Python. Whether the test program crashes with a
memory access violation or just
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I agree that, at a minimum, the documentation should be updated to include a
warning about not reusing a parser instance. Whether it's worth trying to plug
all the holes in the expat library is another issue (see, for instance,
issue12829). David, would y
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Also, note issue1208730 proposes a feature to expose a binding for
XML_ParserReset and has the start of a patch.
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The linecache module functions take a filename string as an argument, not a
file object. Try:
linecache.getlines("/path/to/filename", lineno)
http://docs.python.org/py3k/library/linecache.html
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Issue8455 documents a problem which resulted in test_urllib2_libnet failing on
OS X with "Connection refused" errors. r82150, r82280, r82281, and r82282
eliminated the test failures for all active branches when running on OS X 10.4
through 10.6. Ho
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The fix in r80243 for 27 and similar fixes for 26, 31, and py3k do prevent
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However, the problem I mentioned above with changing the default sense which
caused tests to fail was
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For the record, after some discussion at EuroPython and on the Pythonmac-SIG
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http://mail.python.org/pipermail/pythonmac-sig/2010-July/022467.html), the
current plan is to make the "64-bit" installer variant support OS
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This is a duplicate of open Issue9227. As described there, a workaround is to
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become the de facto standard for AppleScript support, so something like:
-stopped, and a replacement is expected for Python 2.5.
+stopped. For more up-to-date implementation of
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The test case supplied fails as described on OS 10.4 using a current 2.6 build
(2.6.6rc1) when using the Apple-supplied Aqua Tk 8.4 in 10.4 but the same build
and test case works correctly when used with a current ActiveState Tk 8.4.19 in
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Note, all of the patched files are for deprecated modules that have been
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At this late date, though, I don't think it is worth worrying about trying to
review and test the pa
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Martin, the typo was fixed subsequently by r84231.
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Nick, can you provide a unit test and a patch file for the issue against the
currently maintained versions? Adding Alexandre to comment on why the
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Following your test case, I am able to produce a deadlocked IDLE when using the
python.org 3.1.2 OS X installer on 10.5.8 when using just the Apple-supplied Tk
8.4 framework. After installing a recent ActiveState Tcl/Tk 8.4 framework (the
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I am not sure what problem you are seeing. How did you install Python 3.1.2?
Using the python.org 3.1.2 installer for OS X? MacPorts? From source? If so,
which version of Tcl/Tk is IDLE using? Perhaps you can take a screen shot
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The black line border in the screen shot is the indication of which IDLE window
currently has the keyboard focus. Note that if you click on the IDLE shell
window or open and select other text windows, the black line border appears
around the currently selected
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It's not just LLVM. Building a standard OS X installer on OS X 10.5 or 10.6
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