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Having more plausible claimants to the title of "python zephyr module"
installed was interfering with builds.
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Print only the fields of ZGetDestAddr we care about checking -- the
address family and address. We can't just print the whole structure
and selectively examine fields, because we can't easily determine
whether sin_len will be present or not.
(from Ken Raeburn)
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(from Ken Raeburn)
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Using socketpair doesn't work because you end up with an AF_UNIX socket,
and it even if you _can_ use sendto with anonymous unix-domain sockets
(which the documentation is mute on and it doesn't seem worth experimenting
on), the zephyr library doesn't allocate enough storage for a sockaddr_un,
and although I'm not above fixing that, I determined that for structural
reasons it's too annoying right now. (But once we have a test suite...)
Anyway, cons up a udp socket, and extract a port number from the library,
and use the python socket interface to send the zephyr packet.
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AF_INET, which is not terribly surprising now that I think about it.
However, ZPending() still returns -1, and I don't know how to debug why at
the moment.
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(in 2.6, do this with a class decorator?)
expand the ZFormatNotice/ZParseNotice round trip, but it needs more...
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lib/charset.c
h/zephyr/zephyr.h
Refactor ZGetCharset into ZGetCharset and a function that does
all the same defaulting but returns a string.
ZTransliterate is a zephyr-metaphor wrapper for iconv.
lib/zephyr-tests.py
Wrappers for the functions in charset.c (but not tests)
lib/zephyr_tests.txt
Tests for the functions in charset.c
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clarify which ZLocateUser actually exists
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clone it too
test the wrapper against the clone
fix typo in description
add todos
add future-coverage list
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the library was compiled for.
Use this variable in the tests such that they will pass (and, like, test
something) if the library was not compiled with authentication.
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record coverage, start a checklist of what next
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like; might serve as a start on a "live API guide" once it is fleshed
out more. Emphasizes the commentary which actually makes a lot of
sense (a bunch of things went into the svn commit logs which really
should have been in-line in the test cases; this approach avoids
that...)
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Karl Ramm
Mark W. Eichin