Bryce Verdier added the comment:
Ramchandra,
doesn't the description of os.urandom already imply that it's a low-level
interface? Or are you saying that you want this to be explicitly stated?
I would also like to work on this bug
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New submission from Bryce Verdier :
In some parts of the documentation there are links to the source code. While
looking in the JSON documentation that link isn't there.
Not sure if this is wanted or if it's complete. But I'm submitting it anyway in
the hopes of feedback.
Bryce Verdier added the comment:
I would like to help by reviewing the patch, however I'm unsure about how to do
the framework aspect of this. Can someone send me instructions or a link on how
I would set this up to test?
Thanks in advance,
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Bryce Verdier added the comment:
No worries, I totally understand. I was working on it a little bit at a time,
as life would allow. And being probably more thorough than I needed to be. Here
is the patch of everything that I've accomplished. Hope this helps.
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Bryce Verdier added the comment:
Is this more what was in mind for the bug?
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Bryce Verdier added the comment:
I would like to help out with this, as there seems to be a lot of work that
needs to be done.
I guess I'm a little unsure about what you mean by ``code`` instead of :data:.
Is ``code`` generic? Like in Doc/tutorials/classes.rst I see a lot of things
si
Bryce Verdier added the comment:
I like the idea as well. But I'm not sure what is needed in order to help.
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New submission from Bryce Verdier :
In the docs for getpass:
http://docs.python.org/release/2.6.6/library/getpass.html (as an example).
It hints that getuser() doesn't work on OSX. I tried this out and it works fine
for python 2.6 on 10.6.
I have included a patch for this. I believ
Bryce Verdier added the comment:
Here is the patch to fix the documentation. Asked some core developers off the
bug tracker how to handle this bug in relation to the bigger issue regarding
"STOP" leading to an infinite loop.
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Bryce Verdier added the comment:
Applied patch cleanly. Also the description reads clearly and makes sense.
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Bryce Verdier added the comment:
Ok, so after getting some off list help, I changed the defaults to what they
should be. Also, Mark was right, "--install-scripts" generally puts things in
pythondir\Scripts... as tested with pylint, mako, and some others.
I changed data back to Data
Bryce Verdier added the comment:
Here is a patch for the documentation. I'm not quite sure about the scripts and
data part. Tested with Paramiko and a new install of 2.7 to see what would
happen and that was the result.
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Added file:
Bryce Verdier added the comment:
Not to nitpick, but what about the wording used in the simplejson documentation
that Bob wrote almost 3 years ago?
Note
JSON is not a framed protocol so unlike pickle or marshal it does not make
sense to serialize more than one JSON document without some
Bryce Verdier added the comment:
Yes I did. Sorry.
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Bryce Verdier added the comment:
Modified patch to remove PyErr_SetString() as it doesn't do anything. Patch
looks good to me otherwise and ran without issue.
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Bryce Verdier added the comment:
I double checked this today. On my linux box with 2.6.6 the commands given did
cause a segfault. On my windows VM with 2.7.1 it also created a segfault. And
to back up Mark's claim, it did not segfault on my 3.1.2 linux install.
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