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Align range search, argument and iterator controls - #9695
Align native range search, argument, subscription, and iterator controls with CPython 3.15 in 340 substantive changed production lines (+155/-185):
Reuse shared sequence count/index and the extracted iteration-only contains fallback, preserving element-first equality, actual match positions, and callback exceptions.
Share the exact-int/bool fast path. Other int subclasses keep equality callbacks; bool containment no longer iterates an enormous range.
Bind constructor objects with the existing tuple binder, then convert start, stop, and step through the shared delayed ArgIndex converter while retaining the originals.
Preserve subscription conversion exceptions and invalid-return diagnostics.
Share forward/reverse iterator construction and select compact iterators using platform C-long bounds, including exhausted endpoints and reverse overflow boundaries.
Advance iterator state relative to the remaining range without reviving exhaustion. Fast state uses shared ArgIndex and C-long overflow checks; long state requires exact ints. Preserve reentrant conversion and cleanup order.
No Python, Lib, test, marker, or workflow edits. Existing atomic iterator storage, fast_next specialization, and reduction snapshots are unchanged.
Original search/control group: 12,664 CPython/reference-model assertions passed, with independent callback, finalizer, error, and enormous-bool checks.
Iterator increment: 142,161 CPython/source-model assertions and 36,608 additional independent assertions passed. Coverage includes 32/64-bit C-long boundary models, actual 64-bit forward/reverse selection, sequential state advancement, exhaustion, pickle round trips, conversion callbacks and original-state finalizers. Final cleanup correction also passed 30 lifecycle assertions and independent refcount-order review.
Independent exact-source review passed for the full composition and final two-line cleanup correction. These oracle/model checks do not execute the Rust implementation.
Focused host-env/VM/stdlib threading cargo check, normal all-targets Clippy, formatting, diff checks, and ordinary commit hooks passed. Four Clippy diagnostics exactly match unchanged main baseline: one POSIX needless-collect and three ElementTree lints. Strict -D warnings remains blocked by that baseline; nothing was suppressed.
Native RustPython execution was not performed because the required execution guard has not been verified. Full workspace/C-API suites and cross-platform runtime tests were not run. Hosted CI remains required; Windows and 32-bit iterator checks are source/model validation only.
Remaining limits
The shared binder retains its unexpected-keyword diagnostic rather than Clinic's blanket keyword error. Shared sequence search retains theoretical signed-size overflow differences for enormous fallback searches. UTF-8 type names truncate on a character boundary within 200 bytes. Range slicing remains unchanged. Existing range-test crash skips remain intact and are not claimed resolved.
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Bug Fixes
Range construction now converts arguments in order and consistently handles omitted values and zero steps.
Range membership, index, and count now respect custom equality behavior for integer subclasses.
Range iteration supports large values when compact iteration cannot safely represent them.
Restoring iterator state now advances from the current position, with advances bounded by the remaining items.
Invalid range-index values produce clearer type errors.
Reuse shared sequence searches and delayed index conversion while preserving callback exceptions and operand lifetimes.
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Range construction now binds arguments before applying __index__ conversions. Containment, index, and count use direct arithmetic for exact integers and booleans. Forward and reversed iteration share a compact-or-arbitrary-precision iterator factory, and iterator state advances from the current index.
Changes: Range behavior
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Range construction and index conversion crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs
Construction binds positional arguments before conversion and validates the step. Range-index conversion uses optional __index__ conversion and reports a bounded type name on failure.
Containment, index, and count crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs, crates/vm/src/protocol/sequence.rs
Exact integers and booleans use direct range arithmetic. Other values use sequence-protocol operations, whose iteration fallback now avoids redispatching the contains slot.
Forward and reversed iterator selection crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs
Forward and reversed iteration use a shared factory. It selects the compact iterator when C long bounds and checked arithmetic permit it, and otherwise uses the arbitrary-precision iterator.
Iterator state advancement crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs
The long iterator accepts exact integers for state. The compact iterator converts state through __index__ and checks C long bounds. Both advance from the current index by a capped amount.
On 32-bit builds, searching extremely large ranges for an absent non-integer can raise OverflowError instead of ValueError. This narrow boundary regression presents low merge risk; correct the check ordering and add iterator-state regression tests.
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Keep the converted index and raw argument alive through the atomic state update, then release them in the original order.
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Align range search, argument and iterator controls
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The range iterator tests do not cover __setstate__ for the two cases that matter in this change: after consumption, and after exhaustion. Both setters advance from the current position and stop at the length. The current tests do not detect a switch to absolute assignment. The one __setstate__ test starts at index zero, where both behaviors give the same result. The compact iterator has no __setstate__ test. The exhausted-iterator test calls only fast_next.
Add coverage for both iterator variants:
Consume one item, then call __setstate__ with state 1. The next value must be 2. An absolute assignment would return 1.
Exhaust the iterator, then call __setstate__ with state 1. The next call must raise StopIteration. The index must stay at the length.
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Review comment at @crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs around lines 563 - 564:
Add `__setstate__` tests for both range iterator variants that verify state
advances from the current index: after consuming one item, setting state to 1
must make the next value 2; after exhausting the iterator, setting state to 1
must leave it exhausted and raise `StopIteration`. Ensure the existing
zero-index case cannot mask absolute-assignment behavior.
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Review comments at @crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs:
- Around line 330-334: Move the index overflow check in PySequence::index to
after the element comparison succeeds, so only a matching element beyond the
platform limit raises OverflowError; searches with no match should continue to
return ValueError.
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Review comments at @crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs:
- Around line 563-564: Add `__setstate__` tests for both range iterator variants
that verify state advances from the current index: after consuming one item,
setting state to 1 must make the next value 2; after exhausting the iterator,
setting state to 1 must leave it exhausted and raise `StopIteration`. Ensure the
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Move the index overflow check into the matching branch in PySequence::index.
The check currently runs before each element is compared. On 32-bit builds, an absent value in range(2**31 + 1) then raises OverflowError at index 2**31. Before this change, the same search raised ValueError. CPython raises the overflow only when a matching element is past the limit. Move the check after the match succeeds so that only a matching element can raise it.
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--- a/crates/vm/src/protocol/sequence.rs+++ b/crates/vm/src/protocol/sequence.rs
@@
for (index, elem) in iter.enumerate() {
- if isize::try_from(index).is_err() {- return Err(vm.new_overflow_error("index exceeds C integer size"));- }-
let elem = elem?;
if vm.bool_eq(&elem, target)? {
+ if isize::try_from(index).is_err() {+ return Err(vm.new_overflow_error("index exceeds C integer size"));+ }
return Ok(index);
}
}
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Review comment at @crates/vm/src/builtins/range.rs around lines 330 - 334:
Move the index overflow check in PySequence::index to after the element
comparison succeeds, so only a matching element beyond the platform limit raises
OverflowError; searches with no match should continue to return ValueError.
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Summary
Align native range search, argument, subscription, and iterator controls with CPython 3.15 in 340 substantive changed production lines (+155/-185):
ArgIndexconverter while retaining the originals.ArgIndexand C-long overflow checks; long state requires exact ints. Preserve reentrant conversion and cleanup order.No Python, Lib, test, marker, or workflow edits. Existing atomic iterator storage,
fast_nextspecialization, and reduction snapshots are unchanged.Validation
cargo check, normal all-targets Clippy, formatting, diff checks, and ordinary commit hooks passed. Four Clippy diagnostics exactly match unchanged main baseline: one POSIX needless-collect and three ElementTree lints. Strict-D warningsremains blocked by that baseline; nothing was suppressed.Remaining limits
The shared binder retains its unexpected-keyword diagnostic rather than Clinic's blanket keyword error. Shared sequence search retains theoretical signed-size overflow differences for enormous fallback searches. UTF-8 type names truncate on a character boundary within 200 bytes. Range slicing remains unchanged. Existing range-test crash skips remain intact and are not claimed resolved.
AI-assisted implementation and independent review using OpenAI Codex; assistance is disclosed in commit trailers.
Summary by CodeRabbit
index, andcountnow respect custom equality behavior for integer subclasses.