Fix incorrect exception handling - seek on closed file#511
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Fix incorrect exception handling - seek on closed file#511JacekPliszka wants to merge 1 commit intoarskom:masterfrom
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When exception appeared in etree.XMLSchema after etree.parse(f) is finished - f is already closed and f.seek(0) generates another exception that hides the original one (Python 2.x)
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I'll accept this with some modifications. I don't remember why the seek is needed but it's best to wrap it in another exception handling block if it's there to prevent it from spoiling the handler. |
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When exception appeared in etree.XMLSchema after etree.parse(f) is finished - f is already closed and f.seek(0) generates another exception that hides the original one (Python 2.x)