[Python-3000] failing tests (original) (raw)

Guido van Rossum guido at python.org
Mon May 7 16:28:10 CEST 2007

Thanks for checking in xrange!!!!! Woot!

test_compiler and test_transformer are waiting for someone to clean up the compiler package (I forget what it doesn't support, perhapes only nonlocal needs to be added.)

Looks like you diagnosed the doctest failure correctly. This is probably because, when print changed into print(), lines ending in spaces are generated in some cases:

Py 2 code, writes "42\n"

print 42, print

Py3k automatically translated, writes "42 \n"

print(42, end=" ") print()

I'm afraid we'll have to track down the places where this affects the doctest and fix them. (Fixing the doctest is possible too, though less elegant: just add \n\ to the end of the line.)

--Guido

On 5/7/07, Neal Norwitz <nnorwitz at gmail.com> wrote:

There are 3* failing tests: testcompiler testdoctest testtransformer * plus a few more when running on a 64-bit platform

These failures occurred before and after xrange checkin. Do other people see these failures? Any ideas when they started? The doctest failures are due to no space at the end of the line (print behavior change). Not sure what to do about that now that we prevent blanks at the end of lines from being checked in. :-) n

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