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Author psykiatris
Recipients amit, fwierzbicki, jeff.allen, psykiatris, santa4nt, zyasoft
Date 2018-04-14.13:59:39
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Jeff,

I haven't delved into the unittest module, but I did create a shell 
script to manually run a test from the command-line. Now that I'm in a 
position of providing more help to the Jython development, I will study 
the unittest and improve my own test files.

That being said, I looked in both test_file.py and test_file_jy.py and 
from what I can see, there a[[ears tp be NO tests for file seeking. I 
used find and looked for the word .seek. test-file had several 
references to sys.stdin.seek. Test_file_jy had one, fp.seek(0) which 
didn't do anything.

I'll look in the io tests to see if I can track it down.

On 04/13/2018 12:54 PM, Jeff Allen wrote:
> Jeff Allen <ja.py@farowl.co.uk> added the comment:
>
> Now we have a failing test (based on certain expectations) but:
> 1. Does CPython also fail this test?
> 2. Can you develop a change to Jython that makes it pass?
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