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The xmlrpc.client module supports secure transport using https; however, the
xmlrpc.server does not have an https option.
Adding this support isn't difficult. Here's an example of how to it could be
implemented:
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Currently, the server has a stub method that returns: 'signatures not
supported'.
Using the inspect module, it shouldn't be difficult to provide function/method
signatures for over-the-wire introspection.
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I would also object to the feature creep.
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I like Nick's original idea for a handful of convenience functions but want to
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Adding automatic wildcard expansion, shell quoting/splitting and whatnot can
make the module
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This looks like a reasonable suggestion.
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The fix is trivial. I'll do it soonish.
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I concur with Antoine.
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FWIW, the version added is also prominently shown at the top of the page:
http://docs.python.org/library/collections.html#module-collections
I don't think the CSS should be changed or that versionadded should become more
prominent -- this is usually o
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We've been wanting this for a long time.
Strong +1 from me.
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A dialog on python-dev suggests that dict.setdefault() was intended to be
atomic and that a number of experienced developers have deployed code relying
on its atomicity:
http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-3000/2007-July/008693.html
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The csv.writer needs a special case for floats to print them to full precision.
See http://stackoverflow.com/a/8455313/1001643
In Py2.7, the csv.writer converts floats to strings using str(). This will
store 1323494016.8556759 as '1323494016.86
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I would like to see this posted as a recipe before being put in the standard
library. It needs a chance to mature and to demonstrate that people will want
to use it.
FWIW, the example is problematic in a couple of ways. The registration of
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'''
Example code:
with CleanupManager() als mngr:
tmpdir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
mngr.register(shutil.rmtree(tmpdir)) <-- this makes the call right away
# do stuff with tmpdir
'''
The part of my note that should b
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only assertEqual, assertTrue, and assertRaises. Those three are the minimum
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Ezio, please leave this one for me.
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I think you guys need to post your code somewhere (perhaps on PyPi or the ASPN
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and think it would be great if everybody used it".
I've seen nothing like thi
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ISTM that .pattern is the one way to do it.
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If you change the repr, it should at least eval-able, so be sure to capture the
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-1 I'm with Mark, Georg, and Benjamin on this one.
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"I put my version up as a cookbook recipe:
http://code.activestate.com/recipes/577981-cleanupmanager-for-with-statements/";
One other idea is to model what I've done with the itertools docs by adding a
recipe section. I used it as a
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"I don't see how eval()able repr is a big deal. Most reprs aren't, ..."
Sometimes, I wonder if we're even talking about the same programming language.
Historically, a good deal of effort has gone into creating evalable rep
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Thanks guys. I'll look at this in detail when I get a chance. Offhand, it
seems like a good idea though it may rarely be of benefit. The only downsides
I see are that it overrides the user's ability to specify the application order
and that i
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FWIW, I concur with Antoine on this one.
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-1 on this proposal. It has everyone paying a price for a questionable feature
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Why is this listed as a release blocker? It is questionable whether it should
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[Antoine]
> Suggest closing as invalid/rajected.
[Martin]
> -1. The hash has nothing to do with the lifetime,
> but with the value of an object.
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Mark, do you think the C version of decimal is going to happen for 3.3?
If so, it make little sense to make any changes at all the current version of
the pure python code.
Another advantage to leaving the pure python code alone is that it will make
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I'm sorry but I think the current wording is better that your proposed revision.
When I get a chance, I'll revisit it to see if I can find another way to
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If you can't ascertain the meaning of the sentence, I'll consider making a
change. Itherwise, this appears to have degenerated into trivial
micro-wordsmithing and I'll close this as not being worth consuming any m
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This edit looks reasonable.
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Simon, please keep the original version fast by creating two code paths:
if key is None:
original_code
else:
new_code using the key_function
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Fixed in changeset 32eae3c48631.
Thanks for the report.
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I wrote the recipe and wanted to follow any actions related to it.
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> It doesn't define do_work(), num_worker_threads or do_work()
Is it unclear to you what those mean? They are placeholders for the user's
actual task at hand.
> my concern is that it doesn't stop worker threads.
Stopping the threads
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Lukas, I'll fix-up the docs. Thanks for pointing out the deficiency.
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+1 on the doc suggestions
-1 on any hope that casual users will have read or remembered them. ISTM that
a common theme among the post of people getting tripped-up by this is that they
aren't doing more than a quick skim of the docs a
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Sorry, that is correct behavior for class variables.
To get your intended effect (independent lists) do the list instantiation
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It is uncomfortable changing exception types have been a published API for over
a decade, so I'll leave this one open for a bit so that others can comment.
Most of the changes in the patch are correct and match their counterparts for
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> I don't believe there is any reason to have tightened up
> the type constraints while fixing that - dir() should be
> returning sorted(obj.__dir__()) and not caring about the
> exact return type of the magic method.
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I believe the type check was gratuitous to begin with and should be removed.
There's no reason the result has to be a list.
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or something like:
result = obj.__dir__()
if not isinstance(result, list):
result = list(result)
result.sort()
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Nadeem, I want to review this but won't have a chance to do it right away.
Offhand, it seems like we could use the existing functools.lru_cache() for this
if the stats were included as part of the key: cache[f1, f2, s1, s2]=outcome.
Also, I want to
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Updated the title to reflect that the peephole optimizer will likely continue
to exist but in a much simpler form. Some complex peephole optimization such
as constant folding can be handled more easily and more robustly at the AST
level.
Other minor
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My preference is to remove the type check. It hasn't and won't serve a useful
purpose so there's no reason to freeze it into the API and have it live on.
That being said, it probably doesn't matter one bit how this r
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Yes, this is the expected behavior and yes, it is inconsistent.
It's been that way for a long while and Guido said he wouldn't do it again
(it's in his list of regrets). However, we're not going to break code by
changing it (list._
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I'll take a look at this when I get a chance (est. two weeks).
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Link to Armin's work on a pprint improvement based on a Ruby pprint tool:
https://github.com/mitsuhiko/prettyprint
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Added an example of how to use double underscores correctly.
I agree with Ezio that the rest of the documentation is clear on the subject.
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Made a simple fix to keep the cache from growing without bound.
Leaving this open for 3.3 as a feature request to implement a more
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After more thought, will just close this report. If a new project emerges to
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Go head an patch the first self.matching_blocks to also return a named tuple.
Also, correct any doctests or examples using these.
The docs could also mention that list of namedtuples with fields a, b, and size
is returned by get_matching_blocks
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