Anton Hartl schrieb: <snip> > > Solutions: > > a) convince Python developers to prefix ALL new (wrt. 2.5) > global symbols with a prefix like "_PyAST_" or equivalent; > this would be consistent with how it is done anyway, > unfortunately the new AST symbols deviate from this practise > (there are symbols like "Assert", "If", "Then", ...) > > or b) apply an equivalent rule to the global symbols in > tktreectrl that are global by accident, i.e. because > of the way the library is structured and built >
Anton, you're cool, actually renaming Ellipsis to Py_Ast_Ellipsis in ast.c and Python-ast.c seems to fix this. What I don't understand, isn't it very likely that such things will happen when names like "Ellipsis" or "Slice" and "Index" (which I also found in Python-ast.c) are being used, or are the treectrl people doing something they should avoid? I think the answer to this might be important when deciding to whom I should send a bug report :) Thanks and best regards Michael -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
