Message3565
The cause here is PyTypeDerived#__repr__ looking up for the "__repr__"
entry on its type and finding the one exposed by PyObject.
I think we will have to check if the type that exposed __repr__ is down
in the type hierarchy or not. In the later case, we should call super()
instead of the exposed __repr__(). Another possibility would be to
actually expose __repr__ on PyType, but that would mean that we should
do the same with every type implementing toString(). |
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2008-09-14 00:51:24 | leosoto | set | messageid: <1221353484.7.0.0889971605293.issue1131@psf.upfronthosting.co.za> |
2008-09-14 00:51:24 | leosoto | set | recipients:
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2008-09-14 00:51:24 | leosoto | link | issue1131 messages |
2008-09-14 00:51:23 | leosoto | create | |
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