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What functions, and what makes them unsuitable?
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(It would have made it easier on me if you'd used the C function names, instead
of the names in the module.)
I agree. In retrospect, it's not surprising that things in _tkinter aren't
suitable, as it appears to be a shunt for calling things in
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(Converting this issue into Derby entry #7. Serhiy has stated that
he is abandoning his ElementTree patch; it may make a good starting point for
you if you take over this issue.)
This issue is part of the Great Argument Clinic Conversion Derby,
where we&#x
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As I discussed with you on IRC, the problem is, we have 129 files with sites
that need examining. I was advised that creating 129 issues on the tracker was
a bad idea. So I had to combine them together somehow. I wrote a Python
script to group them into
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This issue is part of the Great Argument Clinic Conversion Derby,
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This issue asks you to change the following bundle of
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This issue is part of the Great Argument Clinic Conversion Derby,
where we're trying to convert as much of Python 3.4 to use
Argument Clinic as we can before Release Candidate 1 on January 19.
This issue asks you to change the following bundle of
New submission from Larry Hastings:
This issue is part of the Great Argument Clinic Conversion Derby,
where we're trying to convert as much of Python 3.4 to use
Argument Clinic as we can before Release Candidate 1 on January 19.
This issue asks you to change the following bundle of
New submission from Larry Hastings:
This issue is part of the Great Argument Clinic Conversion Derby,
where we're trying to convert as much of Python 3.4 to use
Argument Clinic as we can before Release Candidate 1 on January 19.
This issue asks you to change the following bundle of
New submission from Larry Hastings:
This issue is part of the Great Argument Clinic Conversion Derby,
where we're trying to convert as much of Python 3.4 to use
Argument Clinic as we can before Release Candidate 1 on January 19.
This issue asks you to change the following bundle of
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This issue is part of the Great Argument Clinic Conversion Derby,
where we're trying to convert as much of Python 3.4 to use
Argument Clinic as we can before Release Candidate 1 on January 19.
This issue asks you to change the following bundle of
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where we're trying to convert as much of Python 3.4 to use
Argument Clinic as we can before Release Candidate 1 on January 19.
This issue asks you to change the following bundle of
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This issue asks you to change the following bundle of
Larry Hastings added the comment:
(Brett: in order to avoid creating 129 differet issues on the tracker, I'm
bundling files together into groups of 50 sites. You don't have to tackle the
whole list if you don't want to.)
This issue is part of the Great Argument Clinic Conversi
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Serhiy: Assigning to you because you wrote a patch; if you don't want the
issue, sorry, please undo it.
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Serhiy: Assigning to you because you wrote a patch; if you don't want the
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Serhiy: Assigning to you because you wrote a patch; if you don't want the
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This is a meta-issue tracking all the Argument Clinic Derby sub-issues.
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The issue tracker isn't letting me add all the dependencies to the dependency
list. For the record, here are the numbers:
#20133
#20148
#20151
#20152
#20159
#20168
#20170
#20171
#20172
#20173
#20174
#20175
#20177
#20178
#20179
#20180
#20181
#20182
#
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Sure. Whoever takes ownership of this issue: please ignore _testbuffer.c.
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Absolutely. decimal is a very special case.
Whoever takes over this issue: please ignore the part about _decimal.c.
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Just one comment on your patch. The documentation already tells you how to
handle keyword arguments (section 8 tells you how to handle default values,
section 9 tells you how to handle | in the format string). If you have any
suggestions on how I could
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Stefan added some docstring text signatures by hand, only to discover that
inspect.Signature still didn't recognize them. Specifically,
decimal.Decimal.compare was unrecognized. This is a method_descriptor object,
which is a type that isn't ev
Larry Hastings added the comment:
Okay, learned some things.
1) inspect already has an ismethoddescriptor(). So I'll try to do this
properly by
2) The real problem is that method_descriptor doesn't have __text_signature__.
I only added that to PyCFunctionObject. I'l
Larry Hastings added the comment:
To be precise: a "keyword argument" is something that happens on the caller
side. What you're talking about is a "positional-or-keyword parameter". And
parameters are positio
Larry Hastings added the comment:
Here's a patch that adds __text_signature__ support for three more builtin
types:
method_descriptor
classmethod_descriptor
wrapper_descriptor
method-wrapper
The patch also modifies inspect.Signature so it recognizes these types.
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Here's how the files were parceled out into the various bundles:
#20170
Derby #1: Convert 137 sites to Argument Clinic in Modules/posixmodule.c
Modules/posixmodule.c: 137 sites
#20171
Derby #2: Convert 115 sites to Argument Clinic in Mo
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I'd prefer it if you use the existing Derby issues. It's hard enough for me to
keep track of what's going on as it is, and it's unhelpful of you to create a
redundant issue. If you'd like some help figuring out how to work with th
Larry Hastings added the comment:
So do you think there are any entry points worth converting in _tkinter, or
should we close this issue?
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Good catch! It should be an easy fix, but I won't be able to get to it until
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I did correct that "where is file X" problem; issue #20187 is a meta-issue for
the whole Derby, and it has a list of all the issues and what files they map
to. I'm sorry that this is not an optimal solution for organization, but it
should be w
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Oh, okay. That sounds fine, and I'm not in a hurry. Please post the patch
whenever you're ready, thanks!
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> * I have experimented in zlib_decompressobj, and I got good compact
> code, but wrong docstring ("decompressobj(wbits=None, zdict=None)").
> Needed a way to specify optional parameters without default Python
> values. Correct signatu
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The piecemeal approach sounds fine, but I'm only going to review patches once
you post them here. (I'm not sure I can get to reviewing your patch today, but
definitely tomorrow.)
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> Previous approach is not applicable to compressobj because
> Py_buffer can't have default value. Seems as compressobj is
> not compatible with Argument Clinic.
Then perhaps we can fix Argument Clinic to be compatible. Py_buffer doesn't
Larry Hastings added the comment:
I lied, I just looked at it. You said it was only one function, so it went
quickly.
It looks totally fine. In fact, Argument Clinic is generating better code than
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Oh, and, p.s. I was a Win32 developer for about fifteen years. I don't touch
it anymore, but I consider myself still competent to read patches for simple
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I just realized, you're misunderstanding what the first line of the docstring
is.
When you run help(function_written_in_Python), the first line of the help is
the function's signature rendered in text. That's generated by "pydoc&quo
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Yes, it's just Python syntax, so you'd use "->". However, you are not
permitted to according to PEP 8:
"The Python standard library will not use function annotations as that would
result in a premature commitment to a
Larry Hastings added the comment:
Would the patch be about as simple as the patch for 2.7 in #20207?
Also, #20207 is also marked for 3.4. Either unmark 3.4/3.5 in #20207, or close
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Is there any way to use SSLv2 in 3.4?
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I don't have a lot of context for this. It sounds like #20207 proposes to
remove the ability to use SSLv2 at all. And in the comments Alex Gaynor seems
to say that SSLv2 is already disabled in Python 3.
If #20207 happens for 3.4, would it still be pos
Larry Hastings added the comment:
If we removed it completely (which I'm *not* proposing, just gathering data)
how many people would it affect?
Is there any legitimate reason why some people would want SSLv2? Like "we
aren't allowed to upgrade this serve
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Okay, you have my permission to mark it pending deprecated.
> What I'm proposing is to remove it after we deprecate it.
I understand the deprecation process. Like I said, I was just trying to get a
sense of how many people would be
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* Added default value type verification for almost all return converters.
* Added return converters for float, dobule, unsigned long,
unsigned int, short, and unsigned short.
* Py_buffer converter improvements
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LGTM. To be honest I don't understand what the hell 'w*' is for.
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I've got a bunch of doc improvements in the rollup patch in #20214. I invite
you to give it a review. If that looks suitable please close this issue.
As for a verb, I've been using "convert". "zlibmodule has already been
conver
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Oh .
socket.sendto can't currently be converted to Argument Clinic. There's legacy,
and then there's the cruelty that only 1993-style argument parsing can inflict.
(socket.sendto's argument parsing was checked in in revision ac3c80abbf43
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Here's a fix. Works for me, let me know if it works for you.
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Larry Hastings added the comment:
While it's dandy to add docstrings, your patch doesn't have any Argument Clinic
stuff in it. I don't mind if you add docstrings as part of the process of
converting to Argument Clinic, but I'm not interested in this
Larry Hastings added the comment:
That METH_O is working perfectly. You seem to be confused by it.
The original code was kind of dumb. The function only takes two parameters:
self, and a second "obj" parameter which can be any kind of object. CPython
has special support for ex
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Go for it!
That's weird. Why can't I assign it to you? Have you not signed and submitted
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Right, it doesn't work because you left the PyArg_ParseTuple call in your impl
function. Remove that and it should work.
Rule 1: Argument Clinic handles all argument parsing for you. Your "impl"
function should never call PyAr
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1)
When I wrote that I hadn't considered that people would want custom subclasses
of ints. I assumed they'd be using custom converter *functions*, which of
course means they'd use 'O&'. I can think of how to reword the te
Larry Hastings added the comment:
Yury: Thanks! I don't need any help right now though--just a review on this
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1)
Wow. I never knew about PyArg_UnpackTuple. You're right, those should be
converted too. Hooray, more entry points to convert.
I'll write something up for the howto about UnpackTuple.
I just did a quick check, and there are 96 entry points (b
Larry Hastings added the comment:
You can accomplish that workflow by using the Clinic buffer prototype and
moving all your output to the "side". Or by using the "buffer" approach, and
stopping when you hit the generated code. One of these might actually happen
in Clinic
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(Actually a self converter would be fine too. Those are only allowed to cast.)
I'm not doing this; here's why. I want the call signature to the impl function
to be the *idealized* signature of that function. And METH_NOARGS passes in a
dumb stu
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Yes, this is supported, just undocumented (for now). The magic you want is,
for example in Modules/_sre.c:
endpos: Py_ssize_t(c_default="PY_SSIZE_T_MAX") = sys.maxsize
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Freshened patch,
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Do you have commit rights? I can commit this patch for you if you don't. Just
wondering what (if anything) is holding this up.
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Georg, you mind reviewing this too? Six line patch. Just trying to clean my
plate a little before I fix a bug for you :D
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Looks like you don't, so I'll commit this on your behalf.
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Also adding the one-byte fix from #20201 to the rollup patch here. (Not
bothering to upload a fresh patch because it is literally one byte, fixing a
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I goofed, I do have some additional fixes. Here's everything.
Changes since patch #1:
* Added 'converter' argument to 'object' converter.
* Fixed misspelled variable name (see #20201).
* Several documentation updates.
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Third patch, with these new features:
* Relaxed rules regarding c_default and py_default; they can now be
used even when no default value is supplied.
* Added bool return converter.
* Made one fail() call easier to read, through the power of str.format
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Fixed as part of the rollup patch in #20214.
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New submission from Larry Hastings:
As per Georg's request (and hacks in other places), Argument Clinic should have
support for special methods. To wit:
__init__ should be required to be an instance method. Clinic should suppress
its methoddef #define.
__new__ should be required to
Larry Hastings added the comment:
Updated patch incorporating changes from Georg Brandl. Thanks Georg!
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Fixed in revision 43e109ca9018. Well, changed anyway, maybe it's still not
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I don't know what you mean by a "multipart patch", but the bug tracker has
handled every patch I've thrown at it so far. (Assuming that the patch is
based on a reasonably fresh checkout of trunk.)
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