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Kirill Smelkov
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Philipp von Weitershausen
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@@ -51,14 +51,15 @@ class ExpressionTests(unittest.TestCase):
ec
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self
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ec
assert
ec
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evaluate
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'x | nothing'
)
is
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# XXX this fails because Zope 3 doesn't allow empty path
# elements. My idea is to deprecate blank path elements and
# allow them for the time of the deprecation period. We do
# that by implementing our own SubPathExpr that just looks for
# empty path elements and replaces them with a call to a
# TALESNamespace adapter that explicitly does the empty
# element lookup. Then we hand off to the standard Zope 3
# SubPathExpr implementation. Something along these lines:
# XXX The following test fails because Zope 3 doesn't allow
# empty path elements. My idea is to eventually disallow
# blank path elements, but to allow them for a limited
# deprecation period. We do that by implementing our own
# SubPathExpr that just looks for empty path elements and
# replaces them with a call to a TALESNamespace adapter that
# explicitly does the empty element lookup. Then we hand off
# to the standard Zope 3 SubPathExpr implementation.
# Something along these lines (pseudo-ish code!):
#
# class Zope2SubPathExpr(SubPathExpr):
# def __init__(self, text, ...):
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