tg2.0.1, line 500 at controllers.py

[Jeffrey]

controllers.py, line 500

    if hasattr(obj, "im_self"):

        klass_instance = obj.im_self

    else:

        print obj

        klass_instance = obj

this will cause apache wsgi exception, is this a bug?

Yours
Faithfully

Jeffrey Hsu

[Michael Pedersen]

Inside of WSGI, stderr, stdout, and stdin are all null.As such, there's no way to do a print. At least, not with the default configuration. I think it is possible to change this, and get actual streams you can use, but have never explorer how to do so.

So no, not a bug, not at all. It's working exactly as it's supposed to.
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[Nick Barendt]

  Is that print actually necessary, though, I guess is my question.  I would not really care, but I just updated from a slightly older version and now my nose (nose 0.11) tests are spewing object strings.

  It looks like it was added here:  http://trac.turbogears.org/changeset/6587

-Nick

[Jorge Vargas]

On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 3:51 AM, Jeffrey<jeff...@gmail.com> wrote:
> controllers.py, line 500
>     if hasattr(obj, "im_self"):
>         klass_instance = obj.im_self
>     else:
>         print obj
>         klass_instance = obj
> this will cause apache wsgi exception, is this a bug?
>

You are right it shouldn't be there. it was left in by mistake while
fixing the security issue we found on RestController (sorry it was
late). Fixed in svn r6592

> Yours
> Faithfully
>
> Jeffrey Hsu
>
> >
>