Kurt B. Kaiser wrote:
Fuzzyman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

  
I report this, because I did hear that any situation where Pure python
code returned a core dump was deemed a 'bug'.

I'm running Python 2.4.2 under windoze.

If you go to idle and select "open module" from the file menu - and
choose "operator", then Python crashes. Obviously attempting to open
a C module like this isn't sensible - assuming you *knew* it was a C
module.

Anyway - I hope this report is vaguely interesting or amusing to
someone out there.

Hmm... I suppose I should report a bug on sourceforge.
    

If I try this with 2.4.2 on W2K, I get an error dialog which says, "No
source for module operator".  There is no operator.py on my path.

  

Mine neither - ``operator.pyd``

This could be an oddity of my windoze setup I suppose, but it's a fairly normal - XP SP2 running Activepython 2.4.2

It happens consistently, including on another machine running a Movable Python distribution frozen from the original machine. (It's also XP SP2).  (The Movable Python machine is the one I'm using now.)

What happens when you try <import operator> using the Python
interactive interpreter?

  
>From the Movable Python machine I'm on now :

>>> import operator
>>> operator
<module 'operator' (built-in)>
>>>

Is it still worth me filing this as a bug report ?

All the best,

Fuzzyman
http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/index.shtml
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