configure, close, etc. not called if class has map()?

[Erik Forsberg]

Hi!

It seems like if your mapper/reducer/combiner class has a
map/reduce/combine function, its configure() and close() functions will
not be called. Is that intended behaviour or a bug?

My map class has a map function since apparently it's faster to call
instance functions than to call __call__, especially when the instance
function pointer is stored in a variable, which is what happens in
core.py.

Thanks,
\EF
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Erik Forsberg <fors...@opera.com>
Developer, Opera Software - http://www.opera.com/

[Klaas Bosteels]

It should be easy enough to fix, so feel free to consider it a bug and
assign a ticket to me for it :)

-Klaas

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[Erik Forsberg]

On Mon, 14 Dec 2009 12:13:04 +0100
Klaas Bosteels <klaas.b...@gmail.com> wrote:

> It should be easy enough to fix, so feel free to consider it a bug and
> assign a ticket to me for it :)

I like your thinking :-).

https://dumbo.assembla.com/spaces/dumbo/tickets/67

Cheers,