On 13.02.2006., at 23:51, Michael Bayer wrote:
Hey there -
I have a ticket system set up in trac which is pretty easy to use, but
people seem to be posting patches to the mailing list. Trac is
probably
better since I prefer to, well, "trac" them :). I am also so far
pretty
flexible about adding people to the commit list if they are really
starting to own parts of the code or are generally fixing things.
I was looking at the trac issue tracker but didn't find a way to
report a new issue so I assumed that a login was required
but saw no "register" link.
For now I plan just fix things. I'm pretty sure murphy's law will
help me find bugs since I'm bulding a relatively big application :-)
I like this patch, should we also try to put some type-
introspection in
the "literal()" function, so that we get the correct operator for:
literal("hello") + literal("world")
vs.
literal(3) + literal(5)
?
that would be nice. I wonder if a plain hardcoding of isinstance
(value, basestring) is good
or perhaps something more extensible. It's a shame that we cannot add
methods to builtin types in python in order to do double dispatching.
However I think that it's mainly useful for strings since many rdb
don't use the + operator for concatenation but numeric values obey to
+ without problems.
As a side note in m$sql when you use + on string operands it tries
transparently to cast them to numeric values and so subtle bugs could
be hidden.
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