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Are modules things that can be contributed to IP? If I were to go write a
compatible _csv module and post it as a patch, would it be accepted?
Thanks,
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On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 2:16 PM, William Clifford <
william.clifford@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks. That may be an option for a little wh
Thanks. That may be an option for a little while, at least as far as reading
csv files goes. Writing them really shouldn't be too hard to implement, but
rather than re-write essentially a library of my code, I think I'll hold off
on the switch for a little while, at least until some of the CPython
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Some time ago, William Clifford wrote:
"Just curious if anyone has been able to get the CPython csv module to
work with IronPython (2.6 rc2)?"
I had some csv-involved tasks to complete with IronPython 2.0.2. I did
not use CSV from CPython. However, there is another way to do this:
http:/
It might be interesting to run w/ -X:ExceptionDetail to see where the OOM is
actually coming from. It could be that there's one giant allocation which is
failing or it could be that something's broken and causing a big loop which
allocates forever. -X:ExceptionDetail might given an indication
The logic for assigning these is definitely a little bit weird.
The theory is that we only assign __name__ if we believe the code
being executed is a module. This is to mimic the behavior of
exec/eval which doesn't set __name__:
>>> x = {'__name__':'foo'}
>>> exec 'print "hi"' in x
hi
>>> x['__
You could try using CPython's _csv w/ IronClad but other than that we still
need to implement _csv.
If you, or anyone else, would like to see us hurry up and implement this
http://ironpython.codeplex.com/WorkItem/View.aspx?WorkItemId=21395 is the bug
to vote for.
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Just curious if anyone has been able to get the CPython csv module to work
with IronPython (2.6 rc2)? I use csv regularly for my regular python
scripts, and I am exploring the ability to switch over to IronPython, simply
for the ability to put together decent GUIs. Not being able to use it throws
a
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