revise PySuper::getattro same as CPython super_getattro#3058
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@eldpswp99 could you review this PR? I think you also reviewed cpython super_getattro |
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Does this affect the results of |
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rebased it onto test_super.py but nothing changed. |
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making the names follow the ones used in CPython made this easy to review. p.s the soundforge bug report (SF ID #743627) is actually a dead-end, probably a relic left over in the CPython code.
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I replaced it to alive link |
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possibly related to #3057 but didn't solve the problem itself