Exception AttributeError: "'File' object has no attribute '_closed'" in <object repr() failed> ignore #21
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* A few fixes. 1) both groups and variables can be lazily evaluated and 2) no h5py object is stored in subsequent classes. This feature was causing segmentation faults when reading arrays with str datatype. * Private classes are important for compatibility with legacyapi * Fixed a typo * creation and lazy loading are tricky. Added method set for creation. * Fixed typo * Added __len__ to lazy objects * A few fixes. 1) both groups and variables can be lazily evaluated and 2) no h5py object is stored in subsequent classes. This feature was causing segmentation faults when reading arrays with str datatype. * Private classes are important for compatibility with legacyapi * Fixed a typo * creation and lazy loading are tricky. Added method set for creation. * Fixed typo * Added __len__ to lazy objects * Rebase changes * compare array elements * Made lazy by default. Modifed the tests accordingly. * changed tests for string array * Mimicking netCDF4 API * Excluded testing char arrays when a pure h5py call would fail. I do not expect h5netcdf to succeed where h5py fails. * Added a description for the new lazy feature * made lazy_objects a Mapping type. Removed the redundant keys method * Removed several redundancies with the use of an add method in lazy_objects * raise KeyError when missing to allow for inclusion testing * Removed OrderedDict because it is not used anymore * Removed blank returns * Converted list to set for performance * Converted set to __setitem__ * Make raise consistent with Python mappings * Performance * Made the _object_names with two constructor for clarity * use add instead of append on sets * Removed white spaces * Change _object_names to _LazyObjectLookup * Changed to OrderedDict * Typo * Typo * Whitespace * Change != to is not and object to obj to avoid shadowing * Created new function _join_h5paths * Fixed a bug where deleting a h5netcdf.File object that failed to open a h5py.File in reading mode leads to an exception. Added a test case. * Added a test to check that opening a nonexistent file for reading does not lead to an AttributeError on quit * Force garbage collection in test * Force closing of h5netcdf.File object raises AttributeError * Fixed whitespaces and remove former changelog * whitespace and more robust garbage collection check * Style adjustsments * Robust checking of garbage collection * Make it clearer and specifically catch all exceptions * Streamlined the fail at read-only test
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h5netcdf.Fileobject that failed to open in read-only mode is not properly garbage collected in python 2.7.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: