portably, though. Well, I'll see if I can whip up a Unix-y
solution and see if anyone knows how to make it portable.
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(Fixing the inadvertent ValueError is trivial, so I'm
concentrating on getting the tests right first.)
Oh yeah, my patch is relative to the 2.4 branch.
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I don't
inking about all these years, in which
case there will only be optparse. Unlikely.)
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rently than OSS, so be
it.)
(But, oh yeah: +1 to Fred's suggestion of making redirection
controllable. Something like this: default should be no redirection,
programmer should be allowed to specify what to do with stdout/stderr of
GUI browsers.)
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to try the other detected browser alternatives.
I like it. Short, simple, and obvious. Can you think of a way to
unit-test it? I took a brief look at the code, and it wasn't obvious to
me. Might require factoring out a lazy initializer, and even then it
might not work. And that would cert
setblocking(True) file (the default, right?) behaves as you described
above, warts and all. (So old code that uses fcntl() continues to
"work" as before.) But files that have had setblocking(False) called
could gain these new semantics that you propose.
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ct. I believe the semantics of adding/readding/deleting keys is the
same as java.util.LinkedHashMap -- certainly it seems the most sensible
and easy-to-implement semantics.
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One might even call it Pythonic!
> So... shall I go add this to the cookbook?
Hell yes!
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te).
(1.5.1)
Every one of these is useful to someone, and none of them are even
remotely destabilizing. But they all add functionality that would be
present in 2.4.1 and not in 2.4. That doesn't bother me in the
slightest, but I guess it bothers some people.
I'd like to check this in f
On 08 March 2005, Anthony Baxter said:
> I really would like to see it reverted, please.
Done.
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iler recognition of "@deprecated" in doc comments.
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(late 2000), there was useful content in
/distutils that was not in /python/dist/src/Lib/distutils.
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as I was checking the change in on
2.4.
I'll revert the change on 2.4 if you (or anyone) really wants me to.
Otherwise, I'd rather leave it as-is and go fix more bugs.
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I don't believe there
On 07 March 2005, Steve Holden said:
> Just to offer alternatives:
Cool, I liked some of your changes. I'm happy with this doc change.
Will checkin Doc/ref/ref3.tex on 2.4 branch and merge to trunk shortly.
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On 06 March 2005, I said:
> I'll check this in and merge to the trunk once I see all tests passing.
Checked in on 2.4 branch. Not merged to trunk since Raymond hasn't
merged his stuff to the trunk yet.
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ers
def test_main():
"""
I'll check this in and merge to the trunk once I see all tests passing.
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"/scratch/src/python-2.4/Lib/warnings.py", line 57, in warn
warn_explicit(message, category, filename, lineno, module, registry)
File "/scratch/src/python-2.4/Lib/warnings.py", line 92, in warn_explicit
raise message
RuntimeWarning: unfiltered RuntimeWarning
Does this
;t to blame! I'll fiddle around a bit
in my working dir and see if I can figure out what's going on, but I'd
like to know if I'm the only one seeing these problems...
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've tested that Python 2.3.5 and 2.4 (CVS) actually
implement what's described in this doc patch, but it wouldn't hurt if
someone read it from the point of view of what the promised constract is
supposed to be!
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ls a separate top-level directory in the
Python repository or something? That'll probably have to be fixed
manually.
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;lsmod" and look for a bunch of modules starting with "snd_" --
this is ALSA
* look for device files like /dev/snd/pcmC0D* -- ALSA again
If you're using ALSA and /dev/dsp doesn't work, try
"modprobe snd_pcm_oss" -- that's the OSS emulation layer.
Thanks!
omize
instance creation.
Feedback welcome. Has anyone volunteered to render this in LaTeX yet?
If not, I might.
Greg
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.tar without having accidental CVS keywords in the text that
talks about accidental CVS keywords!! Aieee!!!
The obvious fix is to disable keyword expansion for Misc/NEWS:
cvs admin -ko Misc/NEWS
Anyone mind if I do that?
wondering-what-will-happen-to-my-subject-line'ly,
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and assign it to me. Make sure the unit tests still
pass, and add a new one that doesn't pass without your fix. Pester me
mercilessly until I act on it. (I think your change is probably fine,
but I need more time to examine it than I have right now.)
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