Tim Peters wrote at 2005-11-1 15:00 -0500:
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I don't want to see any renaming, or aliasing, until the docs (comments
docstrings) are clear.
Usually, I am convinced that well chosen names form the largest part
of the required documentation.
That's why I sometimes call things bugs (do not
Chris Withers wrote at 2005-10-25 13:11 +0100:
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The alias I suggested is purely to mirror that of the oid_repr function,
and I would include it directly above of below the oid_repr function
with bigger documentation clues for blind people like me ;-)
Does anyone have any non-pedantic
Tim Peters wrote:
no inverse for oid_repr, and there isn't a need for one. For any 8-byte
string oid S,
p64(int(oid_repr(S), 0)) == S
so that's how to get an inverse of oid_repr if you really want one
(although I don't know why anyone would).
...'cos oid_repr is what gets used to log
[Tim]
There is no inverse for oid_repr, and there isn't a need for one.
For any 8-byte string oid S,
p64(int(oid_repr(S), 0)) == S
so that's how to get an inverse of oid_repr if you really want one
(although I don't know why anyone would).
[Chris]
...'cos oid_repr is what gets used
Jeremy Hylton wrote:
On 10/25/05, Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dieter Maurer wrote:
def p64(v):
Pack an integer or long into a 8-byte string
Yes, but for that to be meaningful, you have to know that:
- 0xSomething is an integer or long (it read hex number in my head
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