Hi Andrew,
I just downloaded your new module, and found a few problems with it:
- bsddb3.db.hashopen does not work, as Db() is called with no
arguments; it expects at least one argument. The same holds for btopen
and rnopen.
- The Db() function should accept None as an argument (or no argument),
as invoking db_create with a NULL environment creates a "standalone
database".
- Error recovery appears to be missing; I'm not sure whether this is
the fault of the library or the fault of the module, though:
>>> from bsddb3 import db
>>> e=db.DbEnv()
>>> e.open("/tmp/aaa",db.DB_CREATE)
>>> d=db.Db(e)
>>> d.open("foo",db.DB_HASH,db.DB_CREATE)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in ?
_bsddb.error: (22, 'Das Argument ist ung\374ltig')
>>> d.open("foo",db.DB_HASH,db.DB_CREATE)
zsh: segmentation fault python
BTW, I still don't know what argument exactly was invalid ...
Regards,
Martin
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