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I changed how newlines are handled on Windows to fix an issue with CGI: see the
issue #10841.
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On Windows, stdin, stdout and stderr a
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Objects/stringlib/stringdefs.h Objects/stringlib/ucs1lib.h Objects/stri
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find_max_char() returns 0x1 instead of 0x10, which may be wrong (or at
least, surprising). You may add a max_char variable using other macros like
MAX_CHAR_ASCII, MAX_CHAR_UCS1, ..., which will be set at the same time than
mask. Or restore your if
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> Ok, updated patch.
"ret = ~mask + 1;" looks wrong: (~0xFF80+1) gives 128, not 127. I don't see
why you need:
+if (ret < 128)
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+if (ret < 256)
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#undef ASCII_CHAR_MASK should be #un
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It is no more possible to build Python outside its source directory. Try using:
cd
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../configure
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The issue has been fixed by the merge of the PEP 3151: I now get a
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Without the patch:
python3.2 -m timeit 'x="é"+"x"*1' 'x[1:]'
10 loops, best of 3: 2.18 usec per loop
python3.3 -m timeit
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> with atomic_create(, 'b') as f:
See issues #8604 and #8828.
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> Which is platform with broken VPATH support and/or make ?
Well, my commit is maybe useless...
I tried to have two builds at the same time:
- debug in Python source code (e.g. ~/python)
- release in a subdirectory in the Python source code (e.g. ~/pyt
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- test different Unicode range (stringbench tests only ASCII currently)
- test mixing different Unicode range, e.g. ascii+latin1, UCS2.find(ascii),
UCS2.replace(UCS2, UCS4), ...
- add options to configure string lengths
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It's a bug in the Windows API: I used the workaround suggested by Hirokazu
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Python 2.7 doesn't use wcsftime() and so it is not affected by this issue.
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> Please use the file from Fedora in a test.
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While working on #12326, it's realized that many modules and applications rely
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it breaks backward compatibility. Linux was a special case and now I don't
think that we s
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> There might be something you can steal from ...
I don't think that Python should reinvent the wheel. We should just reuse
wcswidth().
Here is a simple patch exposing wcswidth() function as locale.width().
Example:
>>> import locale
&
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WideCharToMultiByte(CP_ACP, 0, buf, len, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL);
It computes the length of byte string encoded to the ANSI code page. I don't
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This issue is a duplicate of the issue #1394612 which has been closed as
invalid. Read the following message:
http://bugs.python.org/issue1394612#msg27200
I suppose that Python 3 is not affected by this issue because it doesn't use
fread/fwrite anymore
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> It is not code under the users’ control (i.e. setup.py)
> that uses MBCS, but the bdist_wininst command itself.
bdist_command append configuration data to a wininst-xxx.exe binary. Where does
this file come from? Can we modify wininst-xxx.exe binaries
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Le 14/10/2011 14:37, Alexander Steppke a écrit :
> "When a file is opened with update mode ('+' as the second or third character
> in the above list of mode argument values),
You can just say " '+' in the file mode &q
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> GetPrivateProfileString, and the result is then passed to TextOut,
> SetDlgItemText, CreateWindow, etc. all of which are defined to accept MBCS
> strings. I agree that this can't work
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> Crashes on the Windows buildbots:
Oops, it should be fixed by my last commits.
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Antoine fixed the compilation issue.
http://hg.python.org/cpython/rev/c63087ac1f6c
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_Py_fopen() returns NULL without raising an exception if fopen() fails.
Attached patch raises a OSError if fopen() if errno is different than ENOENT. I
don't know if ENOENT is the right error number on Windows. Should we ignore
more error numbers,
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> I suggest also ignoring ENOTDIR and EISDIR. Not sure about EACCES.
We should maybe mimick the io module:
>>> open('Lib')
IsADirectoryError: [Errno 21] Is a directory: 'Lib'
In the io module, opening a directory ra
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Using your patch, h2py.py skips all statements that cannot be decoded from
UTF-8, whereas unpatched h2py.py accepts all statements that can be decoded
from the locale encoding. I don't know if it is intentional to accept non-ASCII
statements. It is
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> is auto-generation wanted?
For example, Lib/plat-linux/IN.py was regenerated at Nov 23 12:09:28 2002
(revision c2604d69aa5d) for the last time, and nobody complained. These modules
are inconsistent. For example, the IN module contains constants of 64 b
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What is the status of this issue?
rot13 codecs & friends were added back to Python 3.2 with
{bytes,str}.(un)transform() methods: commit 7e4833764c88. Codecs were disabled
because of surprising error messages before the release of Python 3.2 final:
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See also issues #7839, #8972 and #10197.
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Can't you merge this issue with #13195?
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Did you read the issue #7839?
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> For now I'll be pretty fine if this stuff is at least
> properly documented.
Can you propose a document patch describing the current behaviour?
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> Certainly not right now as I don't have development environment setup
See our development guide to get such environment:
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> It could be a lot easier with online editor
Would like like to work on t
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> I'm -1 on using wcswidth, though.
When you write text into a console on Linux (e.g. displayed by gnome-terminal
or konsole), I suppose that wcswidth() can be used to compute the width of a
line. It would help to fix #2382.
Or do you think that
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description:
Fix io.FileIO.readall() on Windows 64 bits
Use Py_off_t type (64 bits) instead of off_t (32 bits
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I kept Python 2.7 and 3.2 unchanged because I'm not completly sure that the fix
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Version 7 of my patch. This patch is ready for a review: I implemented all TODO.
Summary of the patch (of this issue):
- fix mbcs encoding to handle correctly ignore & replace error handlers on all
Windows version
- the mbcs encoding now supports any e
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It's difficult to use unicode_encode_call_errorhandler() because the caller has
to:
- resize the output buffer (and check for integer overflow on the new size)
- handle bytes and str for the replacement string: PyUnicode_EncodeDecimal()
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Thanks to #12281, it is now trivial to implement any Windows code page in
Python. I don't know if existing code pages (e.g. cp932) should use
codecs.code_page_encode/.code_page_decode on Windows, or continue to use the
(portable) Python code.
Users
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> Users want the code page 65001
See issues #6058, #7441 and #10920.
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> We shouldn't use the MS codec if we have our own, as they may differ.
Ok, I agree. MS codec has a nice replacement behaviour (search for a similar
glyph): cp1252 encodes Ł to b'L' for example. Our codec raises a
UnicodeEncodeError o
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I done more tests on the Windows console. I focused my tests on output.
To sum up, if we implement sys.stdout using WriteConsoleW() and
sys.stdout.buffer.raw using WriteConsoleA():
- print() will not fail anymore on unencodable characters, because the
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sys.stderr.buffer to use WriteConsoleW() and WriteConsoleA(). It displays also
a lot of information about encodings and displays some characters (I wrote my
tests for cp850, cp1252 and
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> I consider that it is useless to set the ANSI code page to 65001 in a console
I did more tests on the Windows console, focused on output, see:
http://bugs.python.org/issue1602#msg145898
I was wrong, it *is* useful to change the code page to 65001. Even
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Attached patch updates skip_if_broken_ubuntu_ssl(): OpenSSL in Ubuntu is still
broken :-( OpenSSL package version is 1.0.0e-2ubuntu4 but in Python,
ssl.OPENSSL_VERSION_INFO is still (0, 9, 8, 15, 15) !?
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> ssl.OPENSSL_VERSION_INFO is still (0, 9, 8, 15, 15)
After a recompilation, I get (1, 0, 0, 5, 15) and ssl doesn't has
PROTOCOL_SSLv2. test_ssl is failing with:
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> > Sorry, which bug?
> #6501 and friends
Hum, this particular issue, #6501, doesn't concern the code page 65001. The
typical usecase (issues #7441 and #10920) is:
C:\victor\cpython>chcp 65001
Page de codes active : 65001
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> The tracebacks say that the lockups are happening in test_errno
The test was added by f6b8e4226260 the 17th october, the last lockup occurred
the 16th (19:08:15).
Before, I added a workaround to see the failure but avoid the lockup:
60fecfbea397 (Oct
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> you should make a case by example
Did you read comments of this issue and my email thread on python-dev? There
are differents examples:
- LONG_MAX is 9223372036854775807 even on 32 bits system
- On Mac OS X, FAT programs contains 32 and 64 binar
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win_console.patch: a more complete prototype
* patch the site module to replace sys.stdout and sys.stderr by UnicodeConsole
and BytesConsole classes which use WriteConsoleW and WriteConsoleA
* UnicodeConsole inherits from io.TextIOBase and BytesConsole
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characters into sys.stdout.buffer (WriteConsoleA) and sys.stdout
(WriteConsoleW). The test is written for cp850, cp1252 and cp65001 code pages.
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We have a sys.setdlopenflags() function, but required constants are not
available on all platforms. The DLFCN is only available on Linux and sunos5 (is
plat-sunos5 available for all Solaris and OpenIndiana versions?), but not on
OpenBSD, FreBSD, Mac OS X
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> > - LONG_MAX is 9223372036854775807 even on 32 bits system
> > - On Mac OS X, FAT programs contains 32 and 64 binaries, whereas
> > constants are changed for 32 or 64 bits
>
> That's
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I like the idea of raising a lookup error on .encode/.decode if the codec is
not a classic text codec (like ASCII or UTF-8).
> *.transform('ascii') ==> CodecLookupError
Sam
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> FYI, in Debian we have at least:
> one package using the CDROM module,
Is it cdsuite? (http://offog.org/code/cdsuite.html)
> 3 packages using the IN module,
I found policykit (it uses IN.INT_MAX). What are the 2 others? Which constants
are us
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The patch doesn't update the doc. You may also test type(square(3)). Except of
these nits, the patch looks good.
The typed option is an important feature, and your patch contains a good
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> options into codecs.lookup() itself:
>
> def lookup(encoding, decoded_format=None, encoded_format=None):
> info = _lookup(encoding) # The existing codec lookup algor
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+if (!one)
+return -1;
+cmp_result = PyObject_RichCompareBool(r0->length, one, Py_EQ);
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If would be nice to have a PyLong_CompareLong() function.
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For Freevo: yes, it uses the CDROM module. But this module doesn't look to be
perfect because Freevo has a fallback for FreeBSD and another for... Linux
(because of missing CDROM.CDROM_DRIVE_STATUS?):
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try:
from CDROM i
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Extract of configure.in:
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# Check for --with-computed-gotos
AC_MSG_CHECKING(for --with-computed-gotos)
AC_ARG_WITH(computed-gotos,
AS_HELP_STRING([--with(out)-computed-gotos],
[Use
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> I checked by adding #error to ceval.c.
Hum, I don't understand how, but I missed the #error failure. Computed goto
*are enabled*
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It is a compiler bug in GCC 4.2.1 with -O3. Try to compile attached unicode.c
program with gcc -O3. The correct result is:
$ gcc -O3 unicode.c -o unicode && ./unicode
is ascii? 0
is compact? 1
is compact ascii? 0
_PyUnicode_COMPACT_DATA:
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> It seems there's no reason to document these functions
> which operate on null-terminated unicode arrays.
It's the easiest way to create a new string with the new Unicode API, when it's
difficult to predict the exact output length
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