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John Jolly added the comment:
Is there any chance that this will make it into 3.7 or is my reminder too late?
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John Jolly added the comment:
I understand that the feature is likely too late, but I do not want it to get
lost. Is there any way to make certain this feature is accepted for the next
release? Do I just select the 3.8 version for this issue
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New submission from John Jolly :
The current implementation of the xpath specification in ElementTree does not
allow for predicates that may contain both an apostrophe and a quote. Either
one or the other is allowed, but escaping (either string escaping using the
backslash or html escaping
John Jolly added the comment:
Fix submitted that evaluates the ECD structure and validates the first CD
entry. The fix also handles empty zipfiles.
IMO the purpose of this API is to *quickly* verify that the file is a valid
zipfile. With this fix, the API only reads another 46 bytes of data
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John Jolly added the comment:
Please be gentle, this is my first submission to python.
The use case for me was a recursive zip-within-a-zip situation. I wanted to
allow the creation of a zipfile.ZipFile from an existing zipfile.ZipExtFile,
but the lack of seek prevented this.
I simply
