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Since Anthony didn't speak up, I took his silence as assent and went
ahead and committed the changes. r50881 and r50885 for *nix and
Windows, just in case the deafening silence turns into a howl of
derision :).
- -Barry
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Georg Brandl wrote:
> Perhaps you could put the objects into _testcapi. That way no new module
> has to be deployed (is _testcapi installed on every system?)
Let's not corrupt _testcapi with something that has an entirely differently
purpose.
Cheers,
Nick.
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> think this patch should go in 2.5. OTOH, I suspect most people just
> don't care, which is why I've gotten almost no comments on the patch
> (other than one or two mild nods of approval).
I use help(ob) quite a bit, ha
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On Jul 20, 2006, at 3:32 PM, Georg Brandl wrote:
> Perhaps you could put the objects into _testcapi. That way no new
> module
> has to be deployed (is _testcapi installed on every system?)
That doesn't seem importable in types.py either. You /coul
Barry Warsaw wrote:
> Why did I do this instead of trying to hunt down some existing getset
> or member descriptor? For one thing, there really aren't very good
> candidates for such objects in the built-in modules. You can't use
> objects like datetime.timedelta.days in types.py because d
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On Jul 13, 2006, at 12:12 PM, Barry Warsaw wrote:
> I've updated SF patch #1520294 and assigned it back to Georg for
> another quick review.
Neal commented in the patch that it might help to explain the
implementation a bit. I'd like to do that
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On Jul 13, 2006, at 9:15 AM, Nick Coghlan wrote:
> Could you include a "look up late-breaking types" function in
> types.py that site.py calls after it finishes setting up the
> standard library path?
>
> Still a little hackish, I know, but it see
Barry Warsaw wrote:
> For example, I could change inspect locally so that it gets the type
> of datetime.timedelta.days without adding a constant to types.py. Or
> I could patch pydoc.py directly and leave even inspect.py out of it.
> Or I could create some stupid internal type in some stup
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On Jul 10, 2006, at 9:52 PM, Barry Warsaw wrote:
> Patch #1520294 adds support for attributes defined with PyGetSetDef
> in extension modules to pydoc, specifically so things like help
> (array.array.typecode) gives something useful, like the attri
