1. 14 Jan, 2003 2 commits
    • Barry Warsaw's avatar
      check*() -> test*() · fb4df500
      Barry Warsaw authored
      Also, set the FullOpenCloseTest's level to 2 so
      testCloseWithCheckpointingThread() isn't normally run, even if you
      have BerkeleyDB installed.  This is the single longest test in the
      --all suite.  This shaves about 21 seconds off the tests.
      fb4df500
    • Barry Warsaw's avatar
      check*() -> test*() · 18fb7580
      Barry Warsaw authored
      Also, set the suite's test level to 2 so these aren't normally run
      (even if you have BerkeleyDB installed).  These tests take a long
      time.
      18fb7580
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  6. 07 Jan, 2003 1 commit
    • Guido van Rossum's avatar
      Several changes, mostly to speed up logging when : · 354cd386
      Guido van Rossum authored
      - Cache the translations from severity to level and string in dicts,
        so these are normally done with a single dict.get() call rather than
        a Python function call.
      
      - Extract the PEP 282 level first, and check it against the effective
        level of the logger, so we can take an early exit if the logger
        won't handle the event.
      
      - Got rid of textwrap.  It slows things down, can frustrate grepping
        programs, and wasn't effective unless you were using Python 2.3
        anyway.
      
      - Got rid of the addHandler(NullHandler()) (seems like superstition).
      
      - Got rid of the log_format class variable (YAGNI).
      354cd386
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  9. 03 Jan, 2003 2 commits
    • Barry Warsaw's avatar
      Here's a principled way to determine whether the BDBStorages are · faf72340
      Barry Warsaw authored
      available or not, and also fixes to all the tests so they won't crap
      out or complain if not.
      
      To test whether these storages are avialable (including all package
      dependencies), do:
      
      import BDBStorage
      if BDBStorage.is_available:
          # okay to use
      
      Also, in BDBStorage/__init__.py do some cross-platform compatibility
      for the bsddb module; in Python 2.3 we can just use the built-in
      module, but in earlier Pythons we have to use bsddb3.  Now you can
      just use "from BDBStorage import db" to get the proper db object.
      faf72340
    • Jeremy Hylton's avatar
      Remove CVS history from this file. · 4ac9aff7
      Jeremy Hylton authored
      4ac9aff7
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