More tests?

[Joe Gibbs Politz]

Alejandro, thanks for bringing all the new tests today!

Others, I'm sure there's still more tests worth getting in before tomorrow, so if you want to give us a little more confidence in our implementation by submission time, do it soon so I can update the evaluation section of the paper late tonight/early tomorrow morning.

Is anyone working on open bugs?  Matthew, I think there was a class-in-class bug with scope that was outstanding, but that's the only bug (not feature) that sticks out to me as  something I'd like wrapped up.

Home stretch!

[Junsong Li]

BTW, Where should the tests go? 

Should the test yesterday found

def f():

   for i in range(10):

     print(i)

f()

print(i)

;=>

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

9

go into the python-reference?

I am still searching in the Lib/test

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[Junsong Li]

sorry, I mean it is a bug actually. I think it should go into tests/bug

[Joe Gibbs Politz]

Yeah, put it in tests/bugs, it's good to keep track of those.

http://www.python.org/getit/releases/3.2.3/

Download and unzip a bundle, there's a directory called Lib/tests where we got many of our initial tests from.

[Junsong Li]

I am searching in it now. It seems that tests on recent dir, getattr, hasattr are still missing.