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[Courgette]

so we know where the issue is, but yet you have to find a workaround

[strata]

Workaround completed. Now B3 might be working properly. Here is output from bug #8893 reproduction.
It behaves just like Linux.

olidammara [~]$ uname -sr; python 8893.py
NetBSD 5.1.0_PATCH
read     :  ['oink', 'oink']
readlines:  ['oink\n', 'oink\n']
readline :  

http://bugs.python.org/file17542/fileobject.diff is the patch I used.

That patch is for 2.6.5, where NetBSD's pkgsrc currently pulls 2.6.6.
There are only three hunks so I manually applied it and recompiled.

I wonder if anyone has experienced this same issue in other BSD variants.

[Courgette]

Thanks a lot for the feed back. I'm sure this will help others

[fab1An]

Thanks a lot for the feed back. I'm sure this will help others

Indeed!
Thank you!
I was about to submit quite a long post about my local B3 not recognizing ingame input, when I found this thread.
So to answer strata's question: Mac OS X 10.6.7 (Python 2.6.1) has the same problem, probably because it's based on BSD.

No oink:

Code:

f5:Desktop fab$ python 8893.py
read     :  []
readlines:  []
readline : 
f5:Desktop fab$

Since I'm not really a Unix/Linux person and not very familiar with adding patches to python an recompiling and all that stuff, I tried Courgette's hack for parser.py and it seems to solve it for me.

Thanks again!