I've been using the `Factorization` class in some code I'm writing in
Sage and I'm getting this error which to me looks like a bug in the
`Factorization` class. In the line with the error there is a call to
a `__cmp__` method on the `list` class, but apparently there is no
such method. Below you can see part of the stack trace.
/sage/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sage/structure/factorization.pyc
in __cmp__(self, other)
426 c = cmp(self.__unit, other.__unit)
427 if c: return c
--> 428 return list.__cmp__(self, other)
429
430 def __copy__(self):
AttributeError: type object 'list' has no attribute '__cmp__'
This can be checked by
'__cmp__' in dir(list)
False
So what's happening? Is there a bug in the `Factorization` class?
PS: I tried to post this exact question on asksage but I was told spam was
detected and my post was not accepted.
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