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Re: [rfa] misc fixes and improvements to Python code.


>>>>> "Thiago" == Thiago Jung Bauermann <bauerman@br.ibm.com> writes:

Thiago> This patch brings some fixes and improvements from the Python
Thiago> branch to code which was already committed in HEAD. The
Thiago> descriptions in the ChangeLog are good enough. I'll only note
Thiago> that "keyword arguments" means calling a function specifying
Thiago> an optional argument by it's name, as in "gdb.some_function
Thiago> (foo, bar=baz)".

Thiago> Ok?

This is ok.

Do you think we should use keyword arguments universally?  I was
thinking we probably should, but I think I noticed a single-argument
function without them, and I was wondering if we should bother with
those.

Thiago> 	(valpy_binop): Use `break' to exit from the TRY_CATCH block.

I've been wishing somebody would write a gcc plugin to check cleanups
and this sort of thing as well :-)

Tom


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