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I'll make a new PR...
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> What if register Tcl_Finalize as an atexit callback?
Precisely that was tried a long time ago (2002?) and decided against, as can be
seen by the comment left behind at the end of _tkinter.c:
#if 0
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> Can we backport? The change to _tkinter, not directly exposed in tkinter,
> could be considered an enhancement, but is necessary to fix what I consider a
> real bug in tkinter, and hence in IDLE.
I'm +1 for backporting the latest PR. It only adds th
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However, giving tkinter apps the ability to call those when appropriate is
possible. Exposing a thin wrapper around
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> were not passed to wrapper. *args and **kwargs do not contain arguments which
> were not passed.
It's common for wrapper functions to mirror the defaults of the wrapped
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> values for function parameters. Could you please show an example?
A category of relevant uses I can think of is when wrapping a function and
storing the parameters it was
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> change a long standing Python idiom that has stood the test of time.
I agree this should be discussed, which is why I created this issue about it,
as place for that disc
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... and they can be given excellent reprs by using a meta-class:
class Sentinel(type):
@classmethod
def __prepare__(cls, name, bases, **kwds):
d = super().__prepare__(name, bases, **kwds)
def __new__(cls_, *args, **kwargs
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class Sentinel:
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raise TypeError(f'{cls.__qualname__} cannot be instantiated')
class MISSING(Sentinel):
pass
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>>> from dataclasses import MISSING
>>> MISSING
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>>> M2 = pickle.loads(pickle.dumps(MISSING))
>>> M2
dataclasses.MISSING
>>> M2 is
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However, using e.g. `sentinel = object
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they are considered keywords only in specific parts of the syntax.
However, they cannot be tagged with a :keyword:`...` role in our docs.
This appears to be due to not
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Upon reading Terry's previous comments here more carefully, it's clear that he
will be adding an option to switch between this mode and an alternate mode with
prompts on separate lines in the main text widget. The latter will be much more
similar
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> Is it possible to add a Settings option under the General tab to switch
> between the sidebar mode and traditional mode?
Raymond, that should be possible, and possibly rather easily. I'll take a look
at adding this
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I've created a PR (GH-25851) with a rather quick, working implementation.
This includes some tests but I haven't thoroughly tested it yet.
If anyone can take a look and give feedback on the approach, that would be
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> A related request is to to syntax highlight field expressions in f strings.
Related, but separate, and IMO not quite as urgent.
I can commit to working on this issue (soft keywords), but I'll have to see
where things stand once this is finished before mov
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I agree that a simple "good enough" solution could be a good start, but "_"
will likely n
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Thanks for the info, Raymond.
Anyone with an M-1 Mac able to look into this further?
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Any news on this?
Ned, ISTM that we should create a separate issue to track your latest
observation regarding double-click opening on macOS 11 Big Sur / IDLE 3.10.0a4
/ Tcl/Tk 8.6.11.
This is marked as "Critical" but given the discussio
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I'd be happy to look into this but I haven't access to any M-1 Macs at the
moment.
It would be helpful if someone with an M-1 could try running IDLE from the
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The "copy only code" feature has been removed for now. It can't currently be
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input in between REPL commands, e.g. in response to an input() call.
With that, the PR is curr
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Pablo, many thanks for catching this, analyzing it and finding a fix!
Sorry for missing this cleanup in the first place, and moreso for not having
being able to look into this when you brought it up.
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> For doctests, one wants code with '>>> ' and '... ' prompts and unmarked
> output.
Note that with the latest PR, the shell sidebar now adds a "Copy with prompts"
context-menu op
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prompts" context-menu option, to make copying interactive sessions for
doc-tests and code examples convenient.
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Thanks for the suggestion, PR, and great heaps of patience and perseverance,
Tymek!
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bpo-34463: Make python tracebacks identical to C tracebacks for SyntaxErrors
without a lineno (GH-23427)
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Thanks for the PR, Irit!
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bpo-17735: inspect.findsource now raises OSError when co_lineno is out of range
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https://github.com/python/cpython/commit
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https://github.com/python/cpython/commit
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Thank you for reporting this, Noureddine Hamid!
Thanks for the PR, Irit!
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bpo-42116: Fix inspect.getsource handling of trailing comments (GH-23630)
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Thanks for the report, Michael!
Thanks for the fix, Irit!
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bpo-28850: Fix PrettyPrinter.format overrides ignored for contents of small
containers (GH-22120)
https://github.com/python/cpython/commit
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Since it's a different implementation approach, I'd prefer a separate PR.
Whether we merge the existing one depends on whether we'd like to backport a
fix for this to 3.9 and 3.8.
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Irit, I like the approach of your PR for an immediate fix, that we could
consider backporting.
In the long term, ISTM that we should refactor to store the breakpoints with
only a single source of truth, and avoid the duplication between
Breakpoint.bplist
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I'm also uneasy about the sys.argv mangling.
It seem to me that it would be safer, and more explicit, to pass the desired
arguments in the Restart exception instance.
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We already have a "<>" virtual event which is triggered upon
typing a closing parenthesis ')'. We could just have it always call
"open_calltip()" rather than only doing so when one is alre
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We already have a "<>" virtual event which is triggered upon
typing a closing parenthesis ')'. We could just have it always call
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I should also mention that I configured and compiled Python for each of the
above-mentioned versions using the --enable-optimizations` flag.
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After spending quite a while setting up my dev machine for (hopefully) reliable
benchmarking, I can say with a high level of certainty that the latest PR
(GH-22904, commit fe9e9d9c1f1c5f98c797d19e2214d1413701f6de) runs stringbench.py
significantly faster than
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> Why would having all 'a's on a page light up when I type 'a' be a plus?
The auto-highlighting could be disabled for 1-2 character search queries, or
delayed for a bit to allow typing to continue.
I find auto-highlighting very useful when I'm looking for &qu
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> Dong-hee, I recommend that you turn this into a 3rd party package on PyPI
> yourself.
+1
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bpo-40492: Fix --outfile with relative path when the program changes it working
dir (GH-19910)
https://github.com/python/cpython/commit
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bpo-40492: Fix --outfile with relative path when the program changes it working
dir (GH-19910)
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Thanks for the report and the PR, Stein!
And thanks for the PR for 3.8, Irit!
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[3.8] bpo-32498: Improve exception message on passing bytes to
urllib.parse.unquote (GH-22746)
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Many thanks for the report and the PR, Anthony!
Serhiy, do you think it is worth also calling abspath in the profile._Utils as
you mentioned, for cases where those may be called directly?
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Thanks for the reminder Irit!
No, this should not be closed yet, as there is still the possibility of
improving the exception in version 3.8.
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After further reading, especially the docs for OSError which describe the
filename and filename2 attributes, I agree that setting .filename on the
FileNotFoundError exception is the way to go.
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> I am not sure what is better: to fix it at high level, in main() for cProfile
> and cProfile, or at low level, in methods runctx() and run() of
> profile._Utils.
Maybe both, to keep them decoupled and be sure of correct behavior in all cases?
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Thanks for the PR, Max!
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placeholder "%lx", when a mapped value is a number outside the range of valid
Unicode code points.
This was reported by Max Bernstein (@tekknolagi) on GitHub P
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I've closed the PRs for now, to avoid having people spend time reviewing them
while this issue is closed as "wontfix". That said, if further discussion
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Thanks for the suggestion and for the high quality PR, Madhusudhan!
I'm not sure about this feature. It seems harmless enough, with the default
being the existing case-sensitive completion. But it seems like a rather
esoteric thing to want, so I'm not sure it's
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Thanks for the report Colin, thanks for the PR Harmandeep, and thanks for the
reminder to close this Irit!
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I should mention one *major* advantage of using a search/replace bar: Live
highlighting of matches *as you type*. It really is a vastly better experience;
if you haven't tried it yet, please do.
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The version in the PR is modeled after similar features in IDEs, not browsers.
I mentioned browsers since they are very commonly used, and to the best of my
knowledge all modern browsers use search bars. Therefore, as a UI element,
search bars are now
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As noted on the PR GH-20753, an incremental change to the current logic doesn't
seem like a promising approach.
It seems to me that this will require refactoring the code parsing logic to
allow it to incrementally parse lines backwards and forwards in order
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