Hi Ale,
On Mon, May 30, 2005 at 12:38:23AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> - encode = codecs.escape_encode
> - decode = codecs.escape_decode
> + encode = staticmethod(codecs.escape_encode)
> + decode = staticmethod(codecs.escape_decode)
Sorry, I missed an older checkin (r11820) where you did something
similar. There must be another way than modifying the encodings package
(as you hint in the check-in message). Some time ago, for precisely
this reason, we introduced a way to define functions that aren't bound
in the normal Python way, but behave like CPython's builtin functions:
def escape_encode( obj,errors='strict'):
"""None
"""
s = repr(obj)
v = s[1:-1]
return v,len(v)
escape_encode = types.BuiltinFunctionType(escape_encode)
I'm still unsure if it's a good solution to use it all over the place in
_codecs.py because it's PyPy-specific. Another solution is to keep
_codecs.py clean of this, but put the whole module in
pypy/module/_codecs/app__codecs.py instead of pypy/lib/. This way, all
functions exported by the _codecs module become "builtin functions"
automatically. (It also allows you to hide parts you don't want to
export, like the codec_search_path and codec_search_cache registry.)
The advantage is that app__codecs.py by itself is still usable by
non-PyPy projects.
A bientot,
Armin
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