text:  #1042458, was opened at 2004-10-07 14:03
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  Category: None
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  Status: Open
  Resolution: None
  Priority: 5
  Submitted By: Marcus Mendenhall (mendenhall)
  Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
  Summary: Error with graph.data.list
  Initial Comment:
  In graph.data.list(), there are two places where PyX attempts to
  access the builtin list() function as __builtins__.list under certain
  conditions. This is not correct, since __builtins__ appears as a
  dictionary and has no list attribute, and throws an exception.
  If your _really must_ create a class with the name graph.data.list
  (which, because of the possible conflict with python's built-in list()
  function, especially if someone does
  from graph.data import *
  may be a bad idea), it is probably best to, at the top of graph.data,
  do something like
  builtin_list=list
  class list():...
  and then use a=builtin_list(...)
  where you currently use __builtins__.list(...)
  In general, though, I think it would be even better to rename this
  class to avoid some really mysterious behavior if anyone does do
  an import * from it.
  Marcus Mendenhall
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