Ben Hayden added the comment:
I added in docs for the method from the actual method docstring from the
http.client module.
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Ben Hayden added the comment:
I made the suggested second change - both in the docs & the socketmodule.c
file. If there's a different way to patch documentation, someone let me know. :D
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Added file: http://bugs.python.org/file22896/issue12
New submission from Ben Hayden :
When running the test_pulldom test with a latest checkout of cpython from
hg.python.org on Ubuntu 10.10 x64, the following ResourceWarning is thrown:
test_parse (test.test_pulldom.PullDOMTestCase)
Minimal test of DOMEventStream.parse() ...
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http://bugs.python.org/file21203/test_pulldom_resource_warning.patch
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Ben Hayden added the comment:
I was unclear as to why the list() calls were there. I thought it would just
change the iterator into a list - I didn't know that actually was needed for
the test - my mistake. I'll change it back to the list() - but I'll need to
loop over the fir
Ben Hayden added the comment:
Adding a patch that adds an __exit__ function much like the one that
socket.socket implements. Passes the test_asyncore & also doesn't raise a
resource warning when I explicitly comment out some close() calls on file
wrapper objects in
New submission from Ben Hayden :
Adding in a cleanup to close Popen stdout in the function
test_select_unbuffered in test_subprocess file in Lib/test dir. There are
several tickets about different resource warnings mentioning test_subprocess -
but I couldn't find any patches that fix
New submission from Ben Hayden:
Instead of listing installed modules, help('modules') prints a "please
wait" message, then a traceback noting that a module raised an exception
during import, then nothing else.
This happens in 2.5 and 2.6a0, but not in 2.4, which apparentl
New submission from Ben Hayden :
When running the test suite on Linux 3.2.9-1, I get the following error on the
test_os suite:
test test_os crashed -- Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/benhayden/Documents/cpython/Lib/test/regrtest.py", line 1229, in
run
Ben Hayden added the comment:
That was my thought, but again, I didn't really know if it was 'safe' to snuff
the OSError all together. This patch just returns False if any OSError is
raised.
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