Message2570

Author	cgroves
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Date	2007-01-02.01:30:03
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I don't understand why for_type should be PyStringDerived as the patch says. I thought for_type on PyNewWrapper indicated the type the new worked for? It seems to me that the problem is in PyString.returnString where if S is an instance of PyString, it's returned regardless of if it happens to be a subclass of str that has an implementation of __str__

I don't understand why for_type should be PyStringDerived as the patch says.  I thought for_type on PyNewWrapper indicated the type the new worked for?  

It seems to me that the problem is in PyString.returnString where if S is an instance of PyString, it's returned regardless of if it happens to be a subclass of str that has an implementation of __str__

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