You can see it here: http://bugs.python.org/issue2899
It is about a problem in SWIG's test cases. It used string.find(s, 'abc') to test whether 'abc' is contained in s. However, I don't know what it has been written in this way. Maybe for compatibility with older Python like 2.2, 2.3?
And a good news, after these day's working, nearly all test cases passed! Currently only 2 cases related to PyFile and 2 cases related to exception are still failed. I'll continue to work on them.
Another good news is I have received my book from Google yesterday. A really beautiful book! :)
It is about a problem in SWIG's test cases. It used string.find(s, 'abc') to test whether 'abc' is contained in s. However, I don't know what it has been written in this way. Maybe for compatibility with older Python like 2.2, 2.3?
And a good news, after these day's working, nearly all test cases passed! Currently only 2 cases related to PyFile and 2 cases related to exception are still failed. I'll continue to work on them.
Another good news is I have received my book from Google yesterday. A really beautiful book! :)
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