On 10:35 pm, brett at python.org wrote: >It is not hard to force an import of >warnings to use the pure Python version and totally ignore the C >implementation. See test_warnings on how to pull that off. Then you >can do your hack of overriding warn_explicit(). Benjamin Peterson's recommendation sounds like the winner (since we need to do *something* different in 2.6 anyway). Forcing the import leads to a bunch of import-ordering problems, since the testing tool itself wants to emit warnings, and self-test, and then it has to import the module _and_ set an attribute on the SUT module... Thanks for the tip, though.
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