> My apologies for being a day late, got working on some other things.
> So here's the scoop as it relates to the issue at hand:
Something else I meant to mention: your problem is that the test suite
fails in some circumstances, but these circumstances are not met for most
core developers or when
> My apologies for being a day late, got working on some other things.
> So here's the scoop as it relates to the issue at hand:
>
> - If you run rt.bat from the trunk as-is and place it in a path that
> contains an empty space, you receive the error outlined in
> resultwithspace.txt.
>
> - If you
Mark,
My apologies for being a day late, got working on some other things.
So here's the scoop as it relates to the issue at hand:
- If you run rt.bat from the trunk as-is and place it in a path that
contains an empty space, you receive the error outlined in
resultwithspace.txt.
- If you run
On 06/06/07, Guido van Rossum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/5/07, Tim Delaney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've added patch #1731330 to fix a missing Py_DECREF in
> pysqlite_cache_display. I've attached the diff to this email.
>
> I haven't actually been able to test this - haven't been able t
On 6/5/07, Tim Delaney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've added patch #1731330 to fix a missing Py_DECREF in
> pysqlite_cache_display. I've attached the diff to this email.
>
> I haven't actually been able to test this - haven't been able to get
> pysqlite compiled here on cygwin yet. I just noticed
On 6/1/07, Fred L. Drake, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Changes in general are a source of risk; they have to be considered carefully.
> We've seen too many cases in which a change was thought to be safe, but broke
> something for someone. Avoiding style-only changes helps avoid introducing
> p
I've added patch #1731330 to fix a missing Py_DECREF in
pysqlite_cache_display. I've attached the diff to this email.
I haven't actually been able to test this - haven't been able to get
pysqlite compiled here on cygwin yet. I just noticed it when taking an
example of using PyObject_Print ...