1. coding_spec() only looks at first two lines of bytes to avoid
a UnicodeDecodeError if rest of file is e.g. latin-1
2. coding_spec() handles \n or \r
3. Clarify that locale_encoding is used by calling it that. However, it's
still called IOBinding.encoding in other parts of IDLE and that usage
needs to be checked to verify that's still what is desired.
4. Return None from _decode() if decoding fails.
5. Name the vars representing bytes and strings or chars appropriately.
2. If the load fails, close the half-built edit window.
3. Don't reopen the file to check the shebang.
4. Clarify that we're setting tabs in Tk.
M EditorWindow.py
M FileList.py
The formatting of errors from pdb's own print command is different
from the formatting of errors when pdb exec's an arbitrary command;
the introduction of print as a pdb command caused this test to use
the former instead of the latter, causing the test to fail.
Corrected code for invalid conversion specifier.
Added tests to verify.
Modified string.Formatter to correctly expand format_spec's,
and added a limit to recursion depth. Added _vformat()
method to support both of these.
line splitting examples don't split things the way they used to -- or should.
In these cases, change the test case and add an XXX.
The final failure was in Charset.body_encode() with euc-jp charset. These
return the original string unencoded, which isn't right. XXX and comment this
out for now; we'll fix it after a1.
(a) Several tests in test_mailbox were failing because we were writing
text to a file opened in binary mode. Switching to text fixed these.
(b) test_unix_mbox() in each test does a wacko comparison which apparently
no longer works due to a different way the message gets parsed.
I disabled this, I don't think the test was testing what it thought
it was testing.
Fix a couple of tests since .body_encode()'s arguments have changed. Also, I
think body_encode() should take a string not a byte array for consistency with
the rest of the api (but I'm not positive about this). In
quoprimime.body_encode(), body_check() must be passed an int.
Current status: 7F (no errors!)
MIMEApplication() requires a bytes object for its _data, so fix the tests.
We no longer need utils._identity() or utils._bdecode(). The former isn't
used anywhere AFAICT (where's "make test's" lint? <wink>) and the latter is a
kludge that is eliminated by base64.b64encode().
Current status: 5F/5E
This repairs the linear whitespace insertion between RFC 2047 encoded words
without leaving bogus trailing spaces at the end lines that end in encoded
words.
Current status: 7F/9E
