From the trace of a 2.3.5 software i got:
\'SystemError:
C:\\\\sf\\\\pyt hon\\\\dist23\\ \\src\\\\Object s\\\\cellobject .c:22: bad
argument to internal
function\\n\']
from the middle of normal function / or its call. What is this?
There is:
but seems to be something else. There is no dynamic addition of
class-method. But the last function called is a callback function in
3rd level inner function of class method like:
class X:
def a():
def b():
...
def c():... # breaks with systemerror
schedule_callba ck(c) # -> upon Windows WM_TIMER event
...
Will there be another bug-fix release of Python 2.3 ?
-robert
\'SystemError:
C:\\\\sf\\\\pyt hon\\\\dist23\\ \\src\\\\Object s\\\\cellobject .c:22: bad
argument to internal
function\\n\']
from the middle of normal function / or its call. What is this?
There is:
but seems to be something else. There is no dynamic addition of
class-method. But the last function called is a callback function in
3rd level inner function of class method like:
class X:
def a():
def b():
...
def c():... # breaks with systemerror
schedule_callba ck(c) # -> upon Windows WM_TIMER event
...
Will there be another bug-fix release of Python 2.3 ?
-robert
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