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Boxiang Sun
cython
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74d42469
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Jul 06, 2014
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Stefan Behnel
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@@ -10866,6 +10866,11 @@ class CoerceFromPyTypeNode(CoercionNode):
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@@ -10866,6 +10866,11 @@ class CoerceFromPyTypeNode(CoercionNode):
"Cannot convert Python object to '%s'"
%
result_type
)
"Cannot convert Python object to '%s'"
%
result_type
)
if
self
.
type
.
is_string
or
self
.
type
.
is_pyunicode_ptr
:
if
self
.
type
.
is_string
or
self
.
type
.
is_pyunicode_ptr
:
if
self
.
arg
.
is_ephemeral
():
if
self
.
arg
.
is_ephemeral
():
# FIXME: instead of always raising an error here, we should trace what happens
# with the result (by passing on the "ephemeral" state) and only raise the
# error when we notice illegal usage. Something like "(<char*>pystr)[0] + 1"
# can be perfectly legal, whereas "cdef char* s = pystr1 + pystr2" should
# fail on the assignment.
error
(
arg
.
pos
,
error
(
arg
.
pos
,
"Obtaining '%s' from temporary Python value"
%
result_type
)
"Obtaining '%s' from temporary Python value"
%
result_type
)
elif
self
.
arg
.
is_name
and
self
.
arg
.
entry
and
self
.
arg
.
entry
.
is_pyglobal
:
elif
self
.
arg
.
is_name
and
self
.
arg
.
entry
and
self
.
arg
.
entry
.
is_pyglobal
:
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