ordered dictionary is part of python 2.7 we ship our own (untested)

[mbernasocchi]

since Python 2.7 an ordered dict is available in Python, we have our own in safe_qgis/odict.py. it is used by the keyword dialog only for now.
I need to start using it for the postprocessors, so I wonder whic one I should use? ours or Pythons?

I'll go with pythons, since the odict.py is test covered by 44%

os4geo qgis on windows runs 2.7 IIRC.

what do you think?

[timlinux]

@mbernasocchi QGIS 1.7.4 on windows ships with python 2.5 so until we stop supporting it we need to use odict.

We can disable odict from coverage reports in the mean time though.

Regards

Tim

[mbernasocchi]

ok thanks @timlinux

[mbernasocchi]

not closing so we can come back when we drop support for 1.7.4

[timlinux]

Also some Linuxes dont ship with 2.7 yet even if QGIS 1.8 is supported on them.

[uniomni]

Yeah - it comes down to which Python versions come with QGIS

[uniomni]

And btw, please - as suggested - exclude odict from coverage report as it isn't our code.

[mbernasocchi]

put odict into third_party and excluded third_party from coverage

[timlinux]

We can do this but we will need to drop QGIS 1.7.x support which is fine since InaSAFE 2.0 will do this anyway.

[timlinux]

QGIS 1.8 is dead long live the king...lets do this

[mbernasocchi]

YAY! :)