This is easy enough to fix for 1.1.1. The issue here (I think) is that
somewhere in your sys.path you have a file called Oracle.exe that contains
exactly 1 type (which, not surprisingly, is not a subtype of CompiledModule).
Apparently we can create an instance of that type but because it's
I think this is bug - .NET conventions say that enum's should generally have a
zero value (FxCop CA1008 :)). Because of that we can safely define __nonzero__
on enums and have that return true/false based upon if the value is
zero/non-zero. Otherwise Python says all expressions otherwise
FYI this one is already fixed in the v2.0 tree, but I'll look at fixing it in
v1.1.1 as well - it's a little more invasive than I'd usually want but it
shouldn't be too bad.
But if you want to work around it for the time being you can replace __init__
w/ __new__:
class TESTINGwrite(file):
I think all of these can be fixed w/ the exception of the first two - or at
least I have fixes for them. Now I just need to make sure I haven't broken
anything :). The 1st one is probably too invasive to fix in v1.x (and is fixed
in v2.0). The 2nd one I'm not sure I understand. I seem to be
On quit(): quit is actually not defined by the runtime implementation of
Python, rather it's part of the standard library (defined in site.py and
installed w/ the setquit function).
Running w/ the standard library set (or just from CPython's Lib dir) will
result in that functionality being
