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  1. 02 Nov, 2010 2 commits
    • Nicolas Dumazet's avatar
      Nicer way to set re-initialize classes after changing their bases. · 38e142d5
      Nicolas Dumazet authored 
      1) Do not use gc.get_referrers as this is highly inefficient.
(the returned list contains a lot of objects, some of them
are persistent objects, some of them are not classes, etc, etc...
But worse, "dead" objects with a zero reference count can be returned
by this function, and this function would "ressucitate" them.
gc.get_referrers for application code is usually a bad idea)

2) Use instead a Python metaclass to track who's been subclassing
a portal type class, and after a change on the portal type class,
we just call the efficient PortalTypeMetaClass.getSubclassList to
get descendants.


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      38e142d5
    • Nicolas Dumazet's avatar
      Because we cache so much attribute lookups in local variables, · 07ecaeb3
      Nicolas Dumazet authored 
      it is evil to recreate the attributes during _aq_reset.

Scenario:
 * First call to aq_dynamic
 * aq_portal_type = Base.aq_portal_type
    - inner aq_dynamic business
    - causing an aq_reset call
    - Base.aq_portal_type = {}
    - [...]
    - return
* local aq_portal_type is not anymore Base.aq_portal_type

The symptoms are random, hard to reproduce loud KeyError crashes in
  hasattr(aq_portal_type[aq_key], accessor_name, None)
that disappear on the second try.


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