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This is a bit related to #13848 files 2 seconds earlier.
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> I think you should check with randomization enabled, if only to see the
> nature of the failures and if they are expected.
Including the list of when-enabled expected failures in the release
notes would help those who compile an
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In the initial comment, 'Dummy' to 'Deleted' here but only here:
- Holds an active (key, value) pair. Active can transition to Dummy
+ Holds an active (key, value) pair. Active can transition to Deleted
Im Lib/test/tes
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I agree with 3.3 only. This might not be ready for 3.2.3 anyway, depending on
how soon hash patch is ready, and if not, it becomes a somewhat moot point as
new people should then download 3.3.0 instead of 3.2.4 next August
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I tested on 3.2, Win 7. sys.path starts with '' on startup, after restart, and
after ^c interrupt of 'while True: pass'. It start with absolute path when
running a file from the editor. I believe this is as should be.
I simplified the pa
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I noticed that the script in ScriptBinding.py already dereferences interp and
calls 3 interp functions directly, so I decided that calling a 4th on interp
was fine. That lets restart_shell be specialized to the one purpose of being
bound to Restart Shell on
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The first sentence is still technically correct, but finding x.pyc in the same
directory as x.py is now an
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level; if you look for submodules then the parent package has to be
imported... and that might make that window load, if there's module-level
code in the package __init__ that
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#13902 is essentially a duplicate of this and I may close it.
I am thinking now that executing unknown amounts of unknown code from unknown
modules is a really bad idea. If a module just crashes the system, as happened
with the OP of the above, there is no
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This issue is essentially a duplicate of #12092. For the OP there, the stall
happens because something on Gnome pops up a configuration GUI and, I presume,
waits for response. I am thinking now that 'modules' is simply a bad idea and
should be
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Senthil:
http://docs.python.org/dev/library/contextlib.html#contextlib.closing
currently has this example:
from urllib.request import urlopen
with closing(urlopen('http://www.python.org')) as page:
which is misleading in that the object returned fr
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have not be modernized to be context managers by having _enter__ and __exit__
methods added. Its doc gives the example
with closing(urlopen('http://www.python.org')) as
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I unlinked to see if I could link it to 4806 instead. Did not work. Please nosy
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This is one of 4 duplicate issues, 3 with somewhat similar patches, with nearly
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Ramchandra: what OS and Python version? Please always include in reports.
I verified on win7,3.2.2, with hashlib versus itertools, idlelib, heapq, trace.
(On my new machine, popup is so fast I do not need .) In fact, 'hashlib.'
and results in a t
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The doc chapters are entitled "fnmatch — Unix filename pattern matching" and
"glob — Unix style pathname pattern expansion". The first explicitly disclaims
the feature you request: "Be aware there is no way to quote meta-characters.
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I presume you intend regex to match the spec rather than bugs. So if re has a
bug in an obsure corner case and the spec is ambiguous, as I have the
impression is the case here, using the interpretation embodied in regex would
avoid creating a conflict
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If indeed fnmatch does not match current shells, then I would agree that it
should. It looks to me so easy to add that I though it must be a deliberate
decision to exclude. In translate:
...
elif c == '\':
if i < n-1:
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Thank you both. I saw the answer (hashlib.__all__ is, unusally, a tuple) but
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Download, tested on W7, 3.2.2. Started help, brought to front, stopped,
restarted, in both shell and edit window and all fine *except* when I closed
edit window with help attached, which closes help also, and tried to open help
in shell, idle 'sil
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I retried and get same behavior: help closes with closing of edit window and
trying to reopen from shell closes idle with about 2 second delay.
Does this
+if self.root:
+parent = self.root
+else:
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6.11 Import statement says " __all__; if defined, it must be a sequence of
strings which are names defined or imported by that module."
I am tempted to open an issue to change 'sequence' to 'list', or even 'sorted
sequence
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I was sure I had reverted, but did again, redownloaded, applied, and tested,
and all well, so committed and pushed. 2.7 required hand-patching of ', modal'
for chunk 5 due to 3rd argument being 'textFile.read()' instead of 'conte
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On python-ideas, thread "Optional key to `bisect`'s functions?" Guido wrote
"Bingo. That clinches it. We need to add key=." 'That' being the fact that
values that have keys may not be comparable themselves (in py3), so th
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#13742 Add a key parameter (like sorted) to heapq.merge
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FWIW, Guido approves of the idea, msg152969 in #4356
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Option 1 is to fix the regression in the 2.7/3.2 Python versions and change the
C version to conform to the doc and older Python versions., even though it is
the wrong error, and even though Python asserts disappear with -O (which is why
it is the wrong
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I assume the patch is an improved description of reality. The old 'without
binding the original name to ``None``.' is confusing to me in that context, so
good riddance. However, I am not familiar with atexit or how it is intended to
work. If you ar
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One solution would be to update our mimetypes file just before a new version,
and then leave it until the next, just as we update unicodedata to current
unicode and then leave it alone for bugfix releases. Rather than the entire
IANA file, which has a lot of
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At one time, reviews (or the fact of a review) were posted back here
automatically (or perhaps it is an option?) just like push messages. But I am
not much familiar with the process either.
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I believe s = set(); s.update(s1, s2, s3, ...)
a) does what is requested;
b) is the proper spelling, as the request *is* for a union of input collections.
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If I believe the error message, os.fstat(f.fileno()).st_mtime is returning a
NaN, which would be a bug in our function or your system. Since os.fstat should
be a thin wrapper over the system call, I would lean to the latter. I do not
know if writing to
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In 3.2.2, starting IDLE from a Command Prompt, I get the same error as Denver.
Starting IDLE 'normally', from the icon, there is no error. So even though
Command Prompt detaches pythonw in some way and gives me a new prompt to do
something else
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add , after 'func'.
+This obviously only works with functions that ...
I think I would like this better without 'obviously' (which you inherited).
Otherwise, se
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Doc/library/string.rst string.Formatter().format(fmt, 10)needs a couple of
changes also.
1. "format(format_string, *args, **kwargs)
format() is the primary API method. It takes a format template string,"
I think 'template' should be rem
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I just noticed two more minor errors that were and remain in "It takes a format
string, and an arbitrary set of positional and keyword argument." Remove the
comma and make 'argument' plural.
As near as I can tell, the two change block
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I agree with no new builtin and appreciate that being taken off the table.
I think the place is the Unicode How-to. I think that document should be
renamed Encodings and Unicode How-to. The reasons are 1) one has to first
understand the concept of encoding
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Python-coded functions do not have .__self__.
>>> def f(): pass
>>> f.__self__
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AttributeError: 'function' object has no attribute '__self__'
Unbound builtin methods, which are simply builtins functions attached to a
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With Win7 now, XP previously, I routinely run programs from the IDLE editor
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Entry for dump says
"If ensure_ascii is False (default: True), then some chunks written to fp may
be unicode instances,"
Entry for dumps says
"If ensure_ascii is False, then the return value will be a unicode instance."
Entry for
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Yes, the 'how to' alternatives, with + and -, should be included in the doc
addition. I thought it the best thing to come out of the python-ideas thread.
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Some changes have been made to the subprocess connection code since my last
message here. I believe they occurred after the last releases. There should be
new 2.7.3 and 3.2.3 releases in about a month, after PyCon. Larry, if you can
semi-deterministically
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After running clock example, hitting Stop results in following:
Clock face, including hands, is erased. Day and date are left (intentional?),
and the following appears back in command prompt window
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Searching on 'exec NameError' shows that this issue is a duplicate of (behavior
issue) #1167300 which contained an essentially identical example"
>>> exec """\
... x = 3
... def f():
... print x
... f()
...
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Issues like this, about exec, have come up multiple times. I just closed #14049
as a duplicate of this, and listed there some other issues. So I think that the
doc for exec (and execfile in 2.7) could be better still. I would like to see
something like the
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This is not a bug report, as Python works as documented.
Double underscore names are defined as *reserved* for the interpreter, with the
ones actually in use having defined meanings.
type.__new__ sets several internally used attributes on new classes. The
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'Shallow' is a common English word: "Stay in shallow water until you learn to
swim!" But that is not the issue here.
I think the underlying issue is that the first sentence "All slice operations
return a new list containing the requ
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In English, calling someone or something 'degenerate' is a major insult. In
means that x is not really human or what it seems or what it was. I remember
being initially startled or puzzled at the mathematical usage, but it actually
is similar, ju
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I think we should feel free to change 'variable' to 'name', especially in the
Intro, if it can be done gracefully in context. In my experience with
python-list, the former seems a source of confusion for Python newbies. I try
to avoid i
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After an intro, the tkinter docs start with a traditional 'Hello World'.
http://docs.python.org/py3k/library/tkinter.html#a-simple-hello-world-program
Problem 1. The example ends with
root.destroy
John Salerno, today, on python-list thread "
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Rick Johnson anwered question 1b on python-list: simply move root.destroy to
the button. I make other changes also: use import...as; show that options can
be set in constructor call. File uploaded.
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Do you know anything about spaces in the button text causing the addition of
{bra ces}? I would prefer not to have to use an underscore in Hello_World.
I fixed the long line and also updated pack calls pass options by name instead
of a dict
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G, another but in the original ;-)
Thank you! I will incorporate into the doc now.
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I think this proposal should be rejected for three reasons.
1. I believe the idea is faulty in that it can only work if the single source
iterable *has* a known length. The compiler cannot, in general, determine that
and in practice seldom would be able to
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I am building and running 2.7.2 on 64-bit Win 7 from the repository but not
linking to anything else. Please look at the 2.7.3 release candidate.
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Please provide a *minimal* example that exhibits the problem. 'Minimal' means
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As I explained to J-M when he posted much the same to python-list, Idle's
French keyboard support is faulty because tcl/tk's French keyboard support is
faulty. A patch for this was recently applied to tcl/tk. I hope it will be in a
released versi
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> That would mean in Python 3, '...' works and u'...' will not work.
You misunderstand the PEP: in 3.3, '...' and u'...' will be *exactly* the same.
The only change is that the interpreter will ignore the u prefix
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In responding to #14200, it occurred to me that better than an exception would
be doing what the interpreter does in Command Prompt window, which is expand
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On 3.2.2, Win7, the length is 2 and printing in Idle prints a square, as it
usually does for chars it cannot print. I presume Tk recognizes surrogate
pairs. Printing to the screen should not raise an exception, so the square
would be better. Even better
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It is not unusual and perhaps common for markup documentation to give rendered
output for example input. This is similar to what we do in the tutorial and
elsewhere with interactive examples:
>>> 2 + 2 # input code
4 # output of running the c
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