Leo Shklovskii l...@thermopylae.net added the comment:
I'm running into a similar issue with this function. My bug is that
get_type('foo.png') returns image/x-png. This occurs on windows because there
are mappings to both image/png and image/x-png in the registry (as there should
be, since
New submission from Leo Shklovskii l...@thermopylae.net:
From my understanding of the documentation, the expected behavior is for
xmlrpclib to raise an xmlrpclib.Fault wrapping the original error from
whatever parser it chose to use if there's an error in parsing the response.
If, however
Leo Shklovskii l...@thermopylae.net added the comment:
Looking at the docs more closely, you're right, I'm not entirely sure what
error should come out in that case but my main point with the bug is that the
error should be an xmlrpclib error rather than one from the specific parser
that its
Leo Shklovskii l...@thermopylae.net added the comment:
I'm sorry, I would like to but I don't have the time in the near future. I'm
running into this as a secondary symptom of a bigger issue (in our own setup,
not in Python) that I'm troubleshooting
New submission from Leo Shklovskii l...@thermopylae.net:
I just upgraded to Windows 7, reinstalled all of my environment and am running
into a completely crazy issue.
The repro is: cmd.exe - python.exe - Paste in a string more than 230 chars.
conhost.exe crashes and I get an error that ends
Leo Shklovskii l...@thermopylae.net added the comment:
The only serious tweaking I've done has been to disable cleartype and
completely remove Segoe UI. Adobe Photoshop didn't react nicely to that; it is
possible that there's something in conhost that's hardcoded to Segoe as well.
I'm
Leo Shklovskii l...@thermopylae.net added the comment:
Ok, I've traced this down to the pyreadline package. Specifically 1.5 -
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyreadline/1.5 - I really appreciate your help
Brian and I'm sorry to have wasted your time. I'm filing a bug with the
pyreadline
