On 22.07.13 16:38, Patrick Strawderman wrote:
On Jul 20, 2013, at 11:27 PM, Christian Tismer <tis...@stackless.com> wrote:
- BTrees has a serious bug, see the following example:
from BTrees import OOBTree as BT
t = BT.BTree()
for num in range(100):
... k = str(num)
... t[k] = k
...
t._firstbucket._next = None
len(t)
Bus error: 10
(tmp)minimax:doc tismer$
So there is either an omission to make t._next() read-only, or a check
of its validity is missing.
Maybe you could open an issue on Github?
Yes I can do that (and fix it).
I was just telling it here because I'd like to know how it is meant to
be.
- should the attributes be exposed at all? (I guess yes)
- are they meant to be writable? (probably not, although that is handy :)
I would actually like to be able to derive from Bucket and implement
copy-on-write semantics for FrozenBTree (not yet existing) without
re-coding much in C, this was the reason while I played around here.
For that purpose (sharing buckets) I need a way to make the _next
pointers indirect.
cheers - chris
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