On 4/21/06, Guido van Rossum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I already fixed that one (it's not just a test fix, it's an actual bug, so per your request I didn't check it in. It's an SF patch assigned to you.)
I looked at this, and thought I'd fixed it... IIRC, it was a class-hierarchy check that didn't take 'object' into account.
I'm not sure if they're related, but I do believe they're all caused by classic-vs-new-style class semantics. Oh, no, xdrlib is a truedivision issue. Fixed that, now. (xdrlib isn't an XML module anyway, it's Sun RPC-related.)
Oh, I guess I'll check in the exceptions fix, then ;-)
test_exception fails with a SystemError for popping a non-exception
off the stack
I already fixed that one (it's not just a test fix, it's an actual bug, so per your request I didn't check it in. It's an SF patch assigned to you.)
test_pyclbr fails
I looked at this, and thought I'd fixed it... IIRC, it was a class-hierarchy check that didn't take 'object' into account.
a bunch of tests for XML modules all fail (perhaps some of these are
related): minidom, sax, xdrlib, xml_etree
I'm not sure if they're related, but I do believe they're all caused by classic-vs-new-style class semantics. Oh, no, xdrlib is a truedivision issue. Fixed that, now. (xdrlib isn't an XML module anyway, it's Sun RPC-related.)
If anyone wants to help out debugging these, please do! If you solve one, just mail me a patch (or check it in if you've got checkin perms and feel confident -- just still drop me a line).
Oh, I guess I'll check in the exceptions fix, then ;-)
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