Problem with literals and boolean operators

[dagss]

Currently,

print False or 5

prints True, which doesn't agree with Python. However

def f(): return 5
print False or f()

correctly prints 5 (since 5 is now a Python object).

The reason this happens is that the 5 literal is typed as a C int which is then coerced into a boolean.

[scoder]

deferred to 1.0 - a minor issue in .pyx files

[scoder]

The above works for me in current cython-devel. However, this doesn't:

print True or 5

This prints '1', since the result is the bint 'True', which evaluates to the integer 1 at the end.

[scoder]

Fixed here:

 http://hg.cython.org/cython-devel/rev/64e9ccf89f9e