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[Robin Becker]

In article <388C9733.B4F60DC0 at tismer.com>, Christian Tismer
<tismer at tismer.com> writes
>
>
>Robin Becker wrote:
>> 
>> In message <388C7D4A.D873AA at tismer.com>, Christian Tismer
>> <tismer at tismer.com> writes
>
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>Shouldn't be so. I do not change the object model
>at all. It appears that I missed to give another
>reference to an argument.
>SLP is designed to work exactly as standard Python,
>if the old API calls are used. I have to hunt it later.
>
>ciao - chris
>


OK I've reproduced the Zope bug. It seems that stackless doen't quite
hack try finally properly

In stackless this produces None in standard it produces 1

def test():
        try:
                z=1
                return z
        finally:
                pass

print test()

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Robin Becker