Message30743
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sdeibel |
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2006年12月04日.22:34:06 |
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In the Linux/Unix (non-Windows / non-OS2) implementation of listdir() in posixmodule.c, a check for errno != 0 is done after the loop. This assumes that errno is only set by readdir() but in fact it's possible for it to be set in PyUnicode_FromEncodedObject() if codecs are used in the conversion (actually that's a separate bug I'll report when I've investigated it futher).
To tighten this up, I'd recommend moving the errno != 0 clause in its entirety to just after the readdir() call and possibly resetting errno=0 before the readdir() call so it's clear the error really happened there.
I've attached a possible patch for this. |
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| 2007年08月23日 14:50:29 | admin | link | issue1608818 messages |
| 2007年08月23日 14:50:29 | admin | create |
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