s...@pobox.com wrote:
> Someone please tell me I'm not going mad. I could have sworn that once upon
> a time attempting to convert numeric strings to ints or floats if they
> contained whitespace raised an exception. As far back as 1.5.2 it appears
> that float(), string.atof() and string.atoi()
Amaury> You are maybe referring to the Decimal constructor:
Amaury>decimal.Decimal(" 123")
Amaury> fails with 2.5, but works with 2.6. (issue 1780)
Highly unlikely, since my recollection is from way back in the early days.
Also, I have yet to actually use the decimal module. :-/
Hi,
2009/4/29 :
> Someone please tell me I'm not going mad. I could have sworn that once upon
> a time attempting to convert numeric strings to ints or floats if they
> contained whitespace raised an exception. As far back as 1.5.2 it appears
> that float(), string.atof() and string.atoi() allo
Someone please tell me I'm not going mad. I could have sworn that once upon
a time attempting to convert numeric strings to ints or floats if they
contained whitespace raised an exception. As far back as 1.5.2 it appears
that float(), string.atof() and string.atoi() allow whitespace. Maybe I'm
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