Message 209394 - Python tracker

Message209394

Author	nikratio
Recipients	Arfrever, elixir, ishimoto, jwilk, loewis, methane, mrabarnett, ncoghlan, nikratio, pitrou, rurpy2, serhiy.storchaka, vstinner
Date	2014-01-27.04:40:59
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Message-id	<1390797659.9.0.739101962609.issue15216@psf.upfronthosting.co.za>
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Thanks Nick! Will take this into account. I've stumbled over another question in the meantime: It seems to me that after the call to set_encoding(), self._snapshot contains the decoder flags from the state of the old decoder. On the next call of eg. tell(), the flags from the old decoder are then passed to setstate() of the new decoder. Isn't this a problem? I thought the flags could mean different things to different codecs.

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Thanks Nick! Will take this into account.

I've stumbled over another question in the meantime:

It seems to me that after the call to set_encoding(), self._snapshot contains the decoder flags from the state of the *old* decoder. On the next call of eg. tell(), the flags from the old decoder are then passed to setstate() of the new decoder.

Isn't this a problem? I thought the flags could mean different things to different codecs.

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