Herm Fischer added the comment:
Yes, I can confirmm that this issue is gone on 3.2. Closed.
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Herm Fischer added the comment:
I've now tried this issue on python.org's own 3.2 and 3.2.1rc1 (64 bit) builds,
and they also do have the same problem.
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Herm Fischer added the comment:
Now also posted to http://bugs.activestate.com/show_bug.cgi?id=90234
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New submission from Herm Fischer :
Minidom raises an exception if there's a space anywhere in the URI of an xmlns,
but it is legal (but terrible practice) to have spaces in URIs. I think this
should work or politely raise a syntax error. E.g., this fails:
xmlns:abc="http:abc.com
Changes by Herm Fischer :
Added file: http://bugs.python.org/file22202/python32-wrong-filedialog.png
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New submission from Herm Fischer :
tkinter.filedialog.askopenfilename works fine on the Windows builds of Python
3.1.
However on Python 3.2 (Windows builds via Active State), this dialog comes up
with the old Windows XT style on Windows 7 (missing navigation pane) and the
dialog is not
Herm Fischer added the comment:
I'm using the 3.1.3 x64 of python.org
The dll's that came with it:
tck85.dll, version 8.5.2.2, created 8/10/2010
tk85.dll, version 8.5.2.2, same date
Is there a different way to get the version that is more helpful?
Is there an easy way to try the
Herm Fischer added the comment:
The attached test case demonstrates this issue, run on pthyon 3.1.3 x64 and
included tkinter.
When running on US Locale, runs fine. Numbers have the period decimal point,
no exceptions raised.
Then select control panel, "Language or Region"
New submission from Herm Fischer :
My app has a tkinter messages listbox with a scrollbar which works fine in US
setting, but not when locale is a European setting (with comma for decimal
point). It's a highly interactive app with a lot of number formattings in the
local locale, and m
