Message4630
In some places PySequence (and IIRC some other places) assume __len__
returns the real length of a sequence. That's not always the case for
derived objects. This is bound to break something at some point
Most places (outside of PySequence) use the real size when they should
(e.g. PyList/Tuple/String call size/length on themselves instead of
__len__ when needed) but the base PySequence doesn't have that luxury.
It should have a size() method it can rely on |
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2009-05-03 21:51:22 | pjenvey | set | recipients:
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2009-05-03 21:51:22 | pjenvey | set | messageid: <1241387482.03.0.174780939338.issue1337@psf.upfronthosting.co.za> |
2009-05-03 21:51:21 | pjenvey | link | issue1337 messages |
2009-05-03 21:51:21 | pjenvey | create | |
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