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Problem with missing has_key in Python 3.0+ #3

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truemongo opened this issue Apr 7, 2015 · 1 comment

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truemongo commented Apr 7, 2015

There are a couple of instances in GEF of calls to dict.has_key(), which was removed in Python 3.0.
Changing those to "xxx in dict" rather than "dict.has_key(xxx)" seems to fix the problem and should be backwards compatible.

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          * #3 python3 updates:

0bd1ef5

  * dict.has_key(k) ->  k in list( dict.keys() )
  * dict.iteritems() -> dict->items()

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          * #3 python3 updates:

4e005fe

  * from __future__  statement

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hugsy commented Apr 7, 2015

Fixed by 0bd1ef5.

Thanks for report 👍

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          #3 [context] fixed KeyError when checking for capstone in context_code()

e0f18b9

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SakiiR pushed a commit to SakiiR/gef that referenced this issue


          * hugsy#3 python3 updates:

f70ffc5

  * dict.has_key(k) ->  k in list( dict.keys() )
  * dict.iteritems() -> dict->items()

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          * hugsy#3 python3 updates:

d62cace

  * from __future__  statement

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          hugsy#3 [context] fixed KeyError when checking for capstone in contex…

87a1e93

…t_code()

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