things is the most pythonic: well, as always,
it depends on what you are trying to achieve - if your code is not
doing what you want it to do, then that is about as unpythonic as it
can get :-)
HTH
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he 'running-order' should occur. But maybe
once you've begun to 'grok' doctest a little more you'll be able to
shed some light on it for us!
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t; >>> # print "Testing interval (intentional fail)."
> >>> wc = Wall_clock()
> >>> del(wc)
> >>> wclock = Wall_clock()
As a quick hack, try adding the following line here:
>>> wclock.__del__()
