and (at least) making an empty [DEFAULT] section appear and
disappear. I'm not sure that this is the place to make these comments,
so I will stop with that.
In case it wasn't clear, I am new here.. Hi.
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On Wed, Feb 01, 2006 at 01:51:03PM +, Michael Hudson wrote:
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So, either the GCC people have not noticed this problem, or (more
likely) have decided that this is acceptable, but clearly it will cause
spurious warnings. Hey, after
corruption bug then does not exist on Windows, and so the
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platform other than Linux. I am no portability
guru, but I have to think there are other platforms where this patch
will cause problems. For now at least, can we at least do some
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= FD_SETSIZE)
return SOCKET_INVALID;
+#endif
/* Construct the arguments to select */
tv.tv_sec = (int)s-sock_timeout;
But then that leaves whether to go with the
Py_SOCKET_FD_CAN_BE_GE_FD_SETSIZE symbol instead of MS_WINDOWS.
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Tim Peters wrote:
[Martin v. Löwis]
So FD_SETSIZE is 64 on Windows,
In Python FD_SETSIZE is 512 on Windows (see the top of selectmodule.c).
Although I agree, in terms of the socketmodule, there was no such define
overriding the default FD_SETSIZE, so you are both right.
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is not defined
for a Cygwin compile, so it is fine to be using that. But I realize
there is a whole 'nother discussion about that.
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can't put
a #pragma in a #define, so it seems wise to only mark functions
deprecated (which you can do via __declspec(deprecated)).
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Walter Dörwald wrote:
Martin v. Löwis wrote:
It does need a configure test, though.
Unfortunately I have no idea how this whole configure business works!
I got bored. I posted a comment to the bug, which will direct you to
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the possibility illegality of the posting of the toolkit, I
suggest curious people to google for 'Index Of VCToolkitSetup.exe', if
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I'm not sure if is_term_resized() can return ERR or not.
Oh whoops, you are of course correct. I have corrected the diff accordingly.
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rebinding wasn't allowed until recently.
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return .foo.n + .bar.n
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Wouldn't this function be better named sys._getframes since we already
have a sys._getframe for getting the current frame?
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to defeat this protection, at least. If you have a way, then I'd be
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Talin wrote:
Scott Dial wrote:
Phillip J. Eby wrote:
A function's func_closure contains cell objects that hold the
variables. These are readable if you can set the func_closure of some
function of your own. If the overall plan includes the ability to restrict
func_closure setting
that in python,
the reasonable fix is to have a superclass which defines an empty method.
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if they are
actually important. All of these algorithms should be treated as
implementation accidents.
Having the information about CPython's implementation in the docs would
be good. And go most of the way towards having everyone on the same page.
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except TypeError:
return False
return super(BlacklistSet, self).__contains__(x)
It's however unfortunate that you cannot use the handy curly-braces anymore.
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Guido wrote:
Personally, I'm not sure this problem needs solving; I don't recall
ever needing to know whether something is hashable. So perhaps it's of
purely theoretical importance? That would suit me fine given the above
dilemma...
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() are not available on Windows. New in version 1.6.
One could argue that it presented poorly, but it reads completely
correct. Alternatively one could says The 'p' variants are unavailable
on Windows. but that would be assuming someone understand there was a
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world, then I would have to go back to maintaining my own
complete branch.
While I don't strictly need to be able to do this, I wanted to at least
raise my hand and say, I abuse this facet of the current import
mechanism.
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to the leaves. Once the print is executed, you will force
the rendering of the object, but only once that happens.
So in contrast to your statement, there are actually there are fewer
allocations of strings and smaller objects being allocated than the
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unification of resource manipulation. But allow me to perform my first
channeling of Guido.. YAGNI.
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. Is this not in
the scope of a consistent and standard way to discuss the format of
binary data (which is what your PEP's abstract sets out as the task)?
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that easily accounts for the discrepancy since I am not aware of any
other place to grab a windows install.
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of a has failed to do his job (which is to maintain the
external API by also testing the external API).
BTW, I patched your code because both versions you have presented didn't
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How do you spell getattr(self, 'req_' + state) with that arrow? You
need some kind of grouping delimiters to make this operator be a syntax
benefit otherwise you didn't shorten anything.
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provide more transparency in what
may appear to be elitest processes.
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or review the patch in question.
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to make a unique filename and open it without exposing a
race condition. As it is, it's not that difficult to write this function
yourselves using mkstemp directly, but I believe there is a great
benefit to have it in the stdlib.
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to guess, the rationale was that they are simply wrappers a
class. Nevertheless, tempfile dates well back before the PEP 8 style
guidelines. I think consistency would dictate that a newly added
function should match the other ones, but I have no strong feelings
about this.
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to guess, the rationale was that they are simply wrappers a
class. Nevertheless, tempfile dates well back before the PEP 8 style
guidelines. I think consistency would dictate that a newly added
function should match the other ones, but I have no strong feelings
about this.
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also suggests that it's the only version that is atomic.
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require more effort to extract and move to another page.
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will allow that, but if it doesn't, you will again see links off-site.
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necessary here? I somehow doubt anything more
than simple expressions of runtime performance and container behaviors
are appropriate for any documentation we have.
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Likewise with `comment' to 'comment'.
For an example see the first paragraph here:
http://pydoc.gbrandl.de/reference/index.html
In fairness to Georg, latex2html also misses the smart quotes. See the
same paragraph here:
http://docs.python.org/ref/front.html
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print sys.stderr, difflib.unified_diff(reindenter.raw,
reindenter.after)
bad += 1
Which would provide you a unified diff to give you a clue.
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best practice to aim for 8dot3 naming.
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open on subversion's tracker (since 2005):
http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=2332
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return (re.match('(nul|prn|aux|con|com[0-9]|lpt[0-9])(\..*)?$',
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another day.
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argue that then msvcrt has the same bug.
I concede and apologies, I didn't read the code for converting
attributes to mode flags. I don't imagine (m)any people care about this
flag on the win32 platform anyways.
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if required:
raise ImportError('no importable names')
If nothing else, writing this email will remind me to avoid this
try/except pattern in future codebases, if I have more than 1 instance
of it (right about the break even point).
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I guess I am hoping to understand better how these alphas serve us.
Again, I apologize if that sounded judgmental, but I wanted to make sure
that releasing alphas was the best plan. And again, I appreciate your
enthusiasm and effort.
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GetTcpTable() to retrieve the status of the socket
to determine the state of the socket (since a timeout would kill
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... for i in range(n):
... print(i)
... yield i
...
a = (i for i in print_range(10) if i**210)
a.next()
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a.next()
1
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a.next()
2
2
a.next()
3
3
a.next()
4
5
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brackets, it's ambiguous as to the requirements. Imagine
seeing foo(a [, b=None, c=None [, d=None]]) and I think the rationale
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constants rather than
strings.
I would agree, but where do you put them? Since open is a built-in,
where would you suggest placing such constants (assuming we don't want
to pollute the built-in namespace)?
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/_multiprocessing/connection.h: In function `connection_repr':
trunk/Modules/_multiprocessing/connection.h:401: warning: unknown
conversion type character `z' in format
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of a trunk build instead.
Is Solaris 8 really a supported platform? If so, I can investigate the
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not familiar enough with the set of features that
multiprocessing is implicitly depending on and how to test for them on
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# squelch the runtime error
yield from self._f()
As Greg has said a number of times, we allow functions to return values
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sorting tuples; this code should be updated to either use a key function.
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Greg Ewing wrote:
Jason R. Coombs wrote:
I had a use case that was compelling enough that I thought there
should be something in functools to do what I wanted.
I think this is one of those things that a small minority of
people would use frequently, but everyone else would use
very rarely
to understand this crude logic. How often is the inner-loop
really going to solely call C code? Any call to Python in an inner-loop
is going to suffer this penalty on the order of the number of loop
iterations)?
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to understand this crude logic. How often is the inner-loop
really going to solely call C code? Any call to Python in an inner-loop
is going to suffer this penalty on the order of the number of loop
iterations)?
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to that unless it is either an
empty message, not a HTTP/1.1 client, or the request is not to be kept
alive (Connection: close or no more keep-alive slots on the server).
As Simon said, changing this to do ''.join(chunks) is really the best
first step to take.
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objects. If I want just an IPAddress object, then I can
always fetch the ip attribute to get that. Perhaps there is some
compelling conceptual argument as to why this is not correct, but it
seems like the API destroys information needlessly.
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Peter Moody wrote:
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 10:16 AM, Scott Dial
scott+python-...@scottdial.com wrote:
In the end, I found the names IPNetwork/IPAddress and their
instantiations confusing. ISTM that IPNetwork is overloaded and plays
two roles of being an IPNetwork and being
returned IPv4AddressWithNetwork, then that would remove that
oddity.
This would also solve the weirdness that Stephen brought up in another
branch of this discussion:
Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Scott Dial writes:
ipaddr.IPv4Network('1.1.1.0/24')[0] ==
ipaddr.IPv4Network('1.1.1.0/24')
So foo
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, these modules may not receive as wide of
visibility as the PEP suggests. I could very easily imagine the more
stable distributions refusing or patching anything that used __preview__
in order to eliminate difficulties.
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stands, I believe the authorship of ipaddr either decided that they were
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See Nick Coghlan's summary:
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= {userbase}/Python{py_version_nodot}
purelib = {userbase}/Python{py_version_nodot}/site-packages
platlib = {userbase}/Python{py_version_nodot}/site-packages
include = {userbase}/Python{py_version_nodot}/Include
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data = {userbase}
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is better than the other in certain contexts.
Presumably, the character coverage of the Unicode font makes it the
superior choice.
Personally, I would leave Tahoma out of the list -- the kerning of the
font is really aggressive and I find it much harder to read than Verdana.
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relative to real time. That is, the
clock may not be adjusted.
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if the platform is
deficient. I can't imagine a scenario where you would ask for a
monotonic clock and would rather have an error than have Python fill in
the gap with an emulation.
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aware anyways.) What developers want is a timer that is
useful for scheduling things to happen after predictable interval in the
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a real monotonic clock. I think the number of
platforms will be such a minority that the emulation makes sense.
Practicality beats purity, and all.
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commit the change to your clone, or you can put your ignores into
.git/info/exclude. No reason to be so sore about it, since Git lets you
have your own ignore file without requiring it be a tracked file.
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are more expressive (regex and globbing)
than Git's ignore files (globbing only). Our .hgignore file has regex
rules, but if someone was so inclined, they could expand those rules
based on their current HEAD.
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, c=3) with regard to testing and display?
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undesirable is if you
wanted to go read the test file by hand, but I'm not sure anyone is
doing that.
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Georg Brandl wrote:
There is currently no misspelling.
We should at least make the set object match the others.
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int mode = fcntl(fd, F_GETFL);
switch(mode) {
case O_RDONLY: ...
case O_WRONLY: ...
case O_RDWR: ...
}
Certainly there's no way to tell whether you want it
treated as binary, so at least that much of the mode
needs to be specified.
Agreed.
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Brett Cannon wrote:
Sure, making it 'start' or something and having it be keyword-only makes sense.
http://bugs.python.org/issue2831
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. If a
slices had a copy method, then I suppose this would be moot.
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Maciej Fijalkowski wrote:
What do you think about this code:
class A:
locals()[42] = 98
Seems people rely on it working.
I apologize for my ignorance, but who? Could you please cite something
reputable that relies on this detail?
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instances.
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Maciej Fijalkowski wrote:
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|| If non-string keys are not allowed in __dict__, then the AddOns library
| should be changed to add another dict to the object
] that was supposed to be a blocker for the beta but (I assume)
was forgotten about. Clearly this should be promoted to being a blocker
again and some decision made.
[1] http://bugs.python.org/issue2235
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, in ?
TypeError: f() got multiple values for keyword argument 'a'
Python 2.5
f(a=3, **{'a': 4})
TypeError: f() got multiple values for keyword argument 'a'
The regression is purely in the way an argument list is reduced to a
dictionary.
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Scott Dial wrote:
The regression is purely in the way an argument list is reduced to a
dictionary.
To further elaborate:
Python 2.4:
import dis
dis.dis(compile('f(a=3, b=1, a=4)', '', 'eval'))
Traceback (most recent call last):
File stdin, line 1, in ?
SyntaxError: duplicate keyword
, and given that
f_with_defaults probably has some semantic meaning, it probably would
be nice to give it it's own name (g).
Just my 2 cents.
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, type)
True
type(unittest.TestCase)
type 'type'
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* that was used for the
attribute in the operator module. Let's not reinvent the wheel here..
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