Python 1.6 alpha 1 released
Radovan Garabik
garabik at melkor.dnp.fmph.uniba.sk.spam
Mon Apr 3 07:43:44 EDT 2000
Fredrik Lundh <effbot at telia.com> wrote:
: Bjorn Pettersen wrote:
:> I haven't seen anyone claim that examples in the manual are not
:> documentation...
: in earlier releases of the library reference, some examples
: didn't even work. you still think they're formally binding?
:> It would be very nice if "someone" could do that, but based on the
:> rethoric I've seen from you on this issue, and the absence of comment
:> from Guido, I certainly don't feel confident that it would be accepted.
: you don't know that until you've tried it...
: you may have to work on your presentation, though. thinking
: about the following may help you come up with a stronger case:
: -- how does typical socket.connect code look?
s.connect(addr, port)
: -- what exception do you get after this change? how
: does the error message look? can anyone else figure
: out what's wrong?
: -- is there any chance that people might be expecting
: the resulting exception from socket.connect (or the
: code invoking it)? or in other words, is it likely that
: there will be a try/except clause around the call, that
: will misbehave (thus hiding the actual error message)?
well, I am bitten by this....
I use try/except around socket.connect, and this change would break some of
my scripts (but fixin them takes about 2 minutes, so I am not complaining
much)
: -- can anyone but the original author fix the problem
: without breaking the program?
write a wrapper function around socket.socket.... not too difficult
: when you've done this, replace "socket.connect" with
: "list.append", and try again.
I never used multiple arguments in list.append...
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