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The byte lookup is coded for Little Endian systems and breaks on Big Endian machines, yes S390 is alive and kicking.
self = <test.PyTriciaTests testMethod=testNonStringKey>
def testNonStringKey(self):
pyt = pytricia.PyTricia()
# insert as string
pyt['10.1.2.3/24'] = 'abc'
# lookup as string
for i in range(256):
self.assertEqual(pyt['10.1.2.{}'.format(i)], 'abc')
# lookup as bytes (or, ugh, another str in python2)
b = socket.inet_aton('10.1.2.3')
self.assertEqual(pyt[b], 'abc')
# bytes in py3k. python2 stinks.
if sys.version_info.major == 3 and sys.version_info.minor >= 4:
i = b[0] * 2**24 + b[1] * 2**16 + b[2] * 2**8
for j in range(256):
> self.assertEqual(pyt[i+j], 'abc')
E KeyError: 'Prefix not found.'
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The byte lookup is coded for Little Endian systems and breaks on Big Endian machines, yes S390 is alive and kicking.
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