wrobell added the comment:
fair enough, but...
1. i really do not see that behaviour documented, i.e.
http://docs.python.org/lib/node347.html
says nothing about types being broken on space character.
2. i am bit missing the point about backward compability.
when looking on internet for a reason why types like
"numeric(10, 2)" are not being converted (please note
that "numeric (10, 2)" works, the difference is just one
space), then i found no explanation of such behaviour,
no single line of code trying to register conversion
of "numeric(10,)" or similar.
even more. if somebody has declaration like
register_converter("numeric(10,", Decimal)
then i can bet that he has also
register_converter("numeric", Decimal)
i doubt that my patch is breaking anybody's code, as no one
is going to register "numeric(10," without registering "numeric".
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