Issue438108
Created on 2001-07-03.01:53:16 by mlh, last changed 2001-07-18.15:43:48 by pedronis.
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__init__.py
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mlh,
2001-07-03.01:53:17
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The script |
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Author: Magnus Lie Hetland (mlh) |
Date: 2001-07-03.01:53:16 |
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When executing the attached script, it looped infinitely in Jython,
but worked fine on other platforms. Or, rather - the attached
script is a "fixed" version. The line which says
backend = self.__dict__['__try_to_get']('%sgui' % name)
originally was
backend = self.__try_to_get('%sgui' % name)
The problem is that self.__try_to_get triggered __getitem__ which,
again, triggered the method in which the above line was found.
I cannot see any reason why __getitem__ should be triggered,
since the method __try_to_get exists, and should therefore be
used directly... Right?
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| msg335 (view) |
Author: Finn Bock (bckfnn) |
Date: 2001-07-03.22:26:02 |
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I think the title should be about __getattr__, not
__getitem__.
Added as test296. Problem is caused the "import imp" inside
the class.
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| msg336 (view) |
Author: Samuele Pedroni (pedronis) |
Date: 2001-07-10.12:40:00 |
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Got how to solve that, will need another major fix of import
logic.
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| msg337 (view) |
Author: Samuele Pedroni (pedronis) |
Date: 2001-07-18.15:43:48 |
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fixed through import logic rework.
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