New submission from Roger :
instead it should check for linux once, store that linux is used and not even
once check for dylib
strace extract
[pid 23025] stat64("//lib/libreadline.dylib", 0xbfd27c1c) = -1 ENOENT (No such
file or directory)
[pid 23025] stat64("//lib
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Summary: Sample code for enumerate contains a syntax error. The same
code reads:
>>> for i, season in enumerate(['Spring', 'Summer', 'Fall', 'Winter')]:
... print(i, season)
Where the parenthesis and square bra
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While using the application found at:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=199269
The following Windows error dump generates itself while processing a batch of
3D mesh files with it. I do not know the specifics about what process was
underway or have
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IDLE's EditorWindow.py relies on using FileList.py's "vars" dictionary to store
Tkinter variables instead of using its own. As a consequence,
toggling a checked menu item in one editor window toggles the menu item in ALL
editor windows
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Here's a patch.
The smart_backspace_event code considers sys.ps1 even though it's not a PyShell
instance. The "context_use_ps1" flag is already used to modify other behavior
of the editor window when it is a PyShell instance, so it is ap
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Here's a patch that identifies bogus escape characters at the end of the
replvar string and appends an extra \ to fix it.
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I don't have the beep problem you describe under Linux using Python 3.2
(r32:88445, Mar 25 2011, 19:56:22). That may be a platform-specific bug.
Here's a patch to use re.escape instead.
A minor side effect of using re.escape is that it is not possi
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For Code Context, the behavior is a bug since the menu item check can be
changed independently of the actual status of Code Context.
As far as I can tell, flist.vars mostly contains variables created by
EditorWindow.py's "get_var_obj". A quick
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The interactive interpreter in IDLE does not reset its compiler __future__
flags when you restart the shell.
To verify this, type into the shell:
>>> from __future__ import barry_as_FLUFL
>>> 1 != 2
You'll get a syntax e
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I can reproduce the problem with Ubuntu 11.04 with Python 3.2. The
WidgetRedirector calls tk_call with a tuple containing unencoded Unicode
strings.
Attached is a patch to encode all arguments if the argument has the "encode"
attribute. This seems
New submission from Roger Serwy :
This is a minor interface issue. The accelerator for opening the _Options menu
in an editor conflicts with the F_ormat menu.
I suggest changing the Options accelerator to "i" since Alt-t is for toggling
tabs. (Perhaps the accelerator for <> s
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Which platform are you running?
On Linux (Ubuntu 11.10, Python 3.2, Tk 8.5), Alt-o does not toggle between
Format and Options. The first Alt-o selects "Format" and the second Alt-o
selects "Comment Out Region".
Changing Format's ac
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Alt-3 is comment-out region on Linux as well. The problem is that "o" is an
accelerator for "Comment Out Region" under the Format menu. Pressing "Alt-o and
o" under Linux is equivalent to "Alt-o and Alt-o".
This togglin
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With IDLE 3.2 on Ubuntu 11.04, this is not a problem. An error box pops up:
SyntaxError
(unicode error) 'unicodeescape' codec can't decode bytes in position 0-3:
truncated \xXX escape
With IDLE 2.7.1 on Ubuntu 11.04, the console gives the err
New submission from Roger Serwy :
Two instances of ColorDelegator are in the percolator chain. This is a
regression from 2.x.
The problem can be found in __init__ of EditorWindow in EditorWindow.py.
Calling "io.loadfile" eventually calls "filename_change_hook"
Roger Serwy added the comment:
I can confirm that using "idle -e " still causes a hang on Windows using
3.2.2 and on Ubuntu using 2.7.1 and 3.2
The given patch fixes the problem on those platforms.
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+1
The proposed patch works as described.
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#2704 covers point 1 (In the shell window, if you click anywhere but on the
current line and move the cursor there, the window stops handling key strokes.)
#3851 covers point 1.1) "Pressing the Home key moves the cursor before the >>>
prompt, wh
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I considered saving directly from the shell but then I ran into a use-case
problem. Saving the shell window as an runnable script will also save any
syntax errors that were entered. A user would then have to open an editor to
correct these errors.
A high-level
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I have given this issue some further consideration, and realized that my "+1"
recommendation was not correct.
Starting the interactive python interpreter will automatically include [''] in
sys.path. A fresh restart of IDLE's shell does
Roger Serwy added the comment:
I attached a better patch that preserves the goals of the original code while
not creating two color delegators.
I traced down when the regression occurred (2007-09-06):
(a4bd8a4805a8) 1. Fail gracefully if the file fails to decode when loaded.
This patch (2008
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I applied the patch against the latest version in the repository and it works
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This issue relates to #1178
A traceback does not necessarily mean that the last statement had the error.
For example:
>>> a = lambda: 1/0
>>> a()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
a
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This issue is mentioned as part of #13504 meta-issue.
The attached patch extends Tal's original patch by also updating the help.txt
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I've encountered this bug several times myself. I applied this patch and it
corrects the issue.
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Given Amaury's last message, should this issue be closed as being resolved?
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Here's a simple patch to fix this bug.
The ">>> " prompt causes the first level of indented code to use 8 spaces.
Further indented code should use 4 spaces, but still uses 8 spaces likely due
to the bug described in #8285.
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Should this issue be closed? It is related to #4691.
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The patch won't apply against 3.3a0 because "self.set_saved(1)" became
"self.set_saved(True)" in r70054 (da7a120c0478)
After correcting this minor point, the patch works as expected.
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This is a duplicate of #4832.
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Attached is a patch to correct the existing bug as-is.
Should the behavior of IDLE be changed as Tal suggests?
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Attached is a patch to fix the bug.
When selecting "Open" from the File Menu, "ishanderrunning" is empty.
Unbind/Bind requests are handled synchronously.
When pressing "Ctrl+O", "ishandlerrunning" is no longer empty
New submission from Roger Serwy :
Running IDLE on Windows typically uses pythonw.exe. Unfortunately any error
messages written to stderr will cause IDLE to terminate abruptly without an
error message. This is due to __stderr__ == None.
Attached is a patch against 3.3a0 for idle.pyw to
Roger Serwy added the comment:
I rarely have IDLE crash on Linux. If you're experiencing these issues on
Windows, see #13582.
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You can try triggering bug #8900 quite simply. From a shell or an editor, press
Ctrl+N and then Ctrl+O. Open a file and watch IDLE terminate abruptly.
Also, see #12274.
If you want to play with this problem further, try adding a "raise Exception&q
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If you add "return len(s)" to PseudoFile::write in PyShell.py, then it will
work. However, this approach may not be "the right thing to do."
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The crash can be prevented by using #13582.
The RPCProxy object would need to be subclassed so that it raises TypeError for
the "write" method when it is not given a string.
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Here is a list of open issues that describe IDLE suddenly crashing, which can
be traced back to pythonw.exe:
#4765, #5707, #6257, #6739, #9404, #9925, #10365, #11437, #12274, #12988,
#13052, #13071, #13078, #13153
This patch does not fix these errors, but at
Roger Serwy added the comment:
A quick test on Linux would be:
chmod -w ~/.idlerc/recent-files.lst
IDLE will give a traceback and not start. This should not be a fatal error.
The provided patch will present an error dialog if the recent files list can
not be written.
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This is a duplicate of #4625.
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I just tested Ned's updated patches against 3.3a0 and 2.7 and they work as
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Would you want to collaborate on writing an extension to do this? Check out
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I was unable to produce the crash that Pavel described in msg87703.
Just adding "defaultextension=''" solves this issue for Windows and still
preserves the correct behavior on Linux. Amaury's quote of tcl/tk documentation
in msg87695
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William's explanation in msg123203 for the cause of the error and the solution
for keeping a reference to "flist" is good. IDLE has only one instance of
FileList while running anyways.
Attached is a patch that behaves like William'
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I don't have a Mac to test against. Is there anything I need to do to improve
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Let's move this discussion to the IDLE-dev mailing list.
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On Linux using 2.7.1 and 3.2, the Replace dialog does not contain the selected
text in the Find field.
The find functionality that copies the selected text was introduced in
868ff0dfabd2 on 2002-11-06. Unfortunately it wasn't added to the Replace Dialog
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You can trigger this error every time if you change
".after(2*self.poll_interval, self.close2)" to ".after(1, self.close2)" in
PyShell.py
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IDLE does have a color scheme configuration for "found" as listed in the
highlighting config dialog and internally as the Tkinter Text tag "hit". This
looks like the stubs for functionality that never got implemented.
Take a look at the Sear
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I went through the changes in "idlelib20101012_From_r32a3.patch".
A lot of the changes are for using relative imports. Those changes aside, here
is a list of issues that this patch covers. Most of these issues already have
patches that are inclu
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minor mistake - issue3559 "Pasted \n not same as typed \n"
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I checked the submitted patches from the issues against the large patch by eye.
Guilherme's patches in these separate issues have the same contents:
issue1207589, issue1612262, issue1721083, issue6699, issue3359.
The large patch updates issue964437, bu
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The attached patch fixes the bug. The bug occurs in "get_entity" which is used
to get the object. Then "get_argspec" determines the calltip text.
The calltip can be prevented for strings by having get_argspec check if the
object has a
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The attached patch excludes keywords from the builtin list and corrects the
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This issue should be closed since issue12540 fixes it.
I verified that the bug exists with 3.1.4 on Vista. It does not exist with
3.2.2 on Vista.
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The patch works for me as well against 3.3a0.
Are there any cases where "__init__.__func__" would work?
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Is this still an issue?
Ash, can you please run IDLE from the command line and report the error message
from there?
cd c:\python32
python -m idlelib.idle
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The large patch also contains the same patch in issue6649.
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This issue was fixed in 500e48708470, as part of issue3851.
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Does IDLE appear as "Tk" in Gnome3?
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I applied the patch and encountered a problem. MultiCall.py is replacing
"" with "". When this happens, the logic for
rebinding "<>" fails.
event_info('<>') returns ('', '',
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I applied the patch and it failed against the attached "tab_test.py" file. For
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This bug looks almost identical to issue4625 which was fixed. The only
difference is the French localization aspect.
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This bug is related to #1757057.
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With Python 2, I can inspect the error to see where it occurred using
traceback. With Python 3, I'd need to use gdb.
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The attached patch fixes the problem. The close method does not need to wait
for poll_subprocess rescheduling to stop. The subprocess will be killed, which
would cause the socket to timeout. With closing=True, poll_subprocess will
return and not reschedule
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issue13052.patch against 3.3a0 fixes the replace dialog. It also stops "Replace
All" from closing the dialog. (What other application actually does this?)
When 'Regular Expression' is not checked, the find and the replace dialogs
treat the f
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I ran IDLE with a console and then ran your script against the latest release.
The error message is due to a bug in idle_showwarning.
Your script works with the development version, however. This is a duplicate of
issue12438 which was fixed in e9c406a53972
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This would make the IDLE shell interface more consistent with the original
interpreter.
Presently, the ">>> " prompt is faked by "showprompt" in PyShell.py. It relies
on "sys" from the IDLE gui process and not from the
Roger Serwy added the comment:
This only applies to menu items from extensions (in this case,
ScriptBinding.py). Other events (Copy, Cut, Paste, etc) update the menu
shortcut properly.
IDLE handles bindings for extensions separately from built-in functions. As a
consequence, bindings for
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> Is that sensibly possible? Any line of code can change those, so IDLE would
> have to do the equivalent of idle.ps1,idle.ps2 = sys.ps1, sys.ps2 before
> every new ps1 statement prompt.
It may be possible if the code gets refactored such that the s
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This is identical to issue6028 and may be related to issue3555.
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If you're on Linux, run this as your first command in IDLE:
import pydoc; pydoc.pager = lambda text:
pydoc.tempfilepager(pydoc.plain(text), 'xterm -e less')
If Windows:
import pydoc; pydoc.pager = lambda text:
pydoc.tempfilepager(p
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This is a duplicate of issue4625 and was fixed.
The silently failing is part of issue13582.
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Is there any reason it doesn't show the function 'prototype' which is by far
the most the useful piece of information and is also a form of documentation
(plus fairly hard to work out). Convoluted technospeak is far harder to
understand. Comp
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Obviously the prototype can't be provided when it isn't known. But the
pseudo-English text is trying to describe the prototype and is far less clear
than the actual prototype. ie the developer communicated the prototype to
Python in Python synta
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In http://docs.python.org/release/3.1.3/library/ssl.html
You will find a link at the bottom named "Introducing SSL and Certificates
using OpenSSL", it's a broken link.
The server may be down or not exist, the only version I can find is
http://web.
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Attached is an extension which provides tabbed windows for IDLE. It supports
drag-and-drop reordering and separate windows.
The implementation relies on monkey-patching a few subroutines and duck-typing
for the toplevel window. The extension emulates each tab
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I grabbed the core of reindent.py and put it into an extension, unmodified.
The original reindent.py will emit Indentation Errors if they exist.
ScriptBinding already has nice code to handle these problems by highlighting
the error, placing the cursor at the
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This issue can be closed.
The natural language toolkit uses Tk for its GUI, the same as IDLE. Under
Ubuntu 8.10, IDLE is launched from the menu without a subprocess. Running nltk
as described without a subprocess causes this problem.
Try launching IDLE without
New submission from Roger Upole :
There are a number of places in memoryobject.c where get_shape0 is used without
the return value being checked. If it fails, this leads to hanging exceptions
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The culprit wrt copying Py_buffer structs seems mainly to be dup_buffer, which
is called in memory_getbuf. This seems unnecessary in the case where there's
an underlying object and it has returned the view thru its own tp_as_buffer.
The underlying obje
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I know this has been closed, but I disagree with the fix. Py_FatalError is
designed to give a clean exit with a readable error message when the state of
the interpreter is known to be compromised. Calling *any* python functions or
accessing *any* python
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While on the subject, the docs for PyMemoryView_FromBuffer state that the
resulting memoryview takes ownership of the Py_buffer struct and is responsible
for freeing any associated memory. It does not do so, which is not surprising.
The absence of a standard
Roger Binns added the comment:
I'm the APSW author. The reason why this apparent nonsense is done is due to
using readline and completion. That requires being able to write to standard
input when it is a terminal - something that Windows and Linux are happy to do.
In any event I
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