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← Revision 8 as of 2008-11-23 17:56:15 ⇥
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mention array.ArrayType is available in 2.2
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You can no longer do PyFile(inputStream) directly from Jython code. This is because a PyFile that gets an inputStream needs to know the encoding of the stream in order to work, so that the recommended approach is to replace code like: | * You can no longer do `PyFile`(inputStream) directly from Jython code. This is because a `PyFile` that gets an `InputStream` [INSERT REAL REASON], so that the recommended approach is to replace code like: |
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fis = FileInputStream("error.txt") pyf = PyFile(fis) }}} with code like: |
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{{{ from java.io import FileInputStream from org.python.core.util import FileUtil |
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with code like: {{{ from java.io import FileInputStream from org.python.core.util import FileUtil |
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fis = FileInputStream("error.txt") pyf = FileUtil.wrap(fis) }}} |
* types.ArrayType has been removed as CPython never had it. Use array.ArrayTypes instead (which is available in both 2.2 and 2.5) * The pre and xreadlines modules have been removed |
* You can no longer do PyFile(inputStream) directly from Jython code. This is because a PyFile that gets an InputStream [INSERT REAL REASON], so that the recommended approach is to replace code like:
from java.io import FileInputStream from org.python.core import PyFile fis = FileInputStream("error.txt") pyf = PyFile(fis)
with code like:
from java.io import FileInputStream from org.python.core.util import FileUtil fis = FileInputStream("error.txt") pyf = FileUtil.wrap(fis)
* types.ArrayType has been removed as CPython never had it. Use array.ArrayTypes instead (which is available in both 2.2 and 2.5)
* The pre and xreadlines modules have been removed