[Redirecting a private conversation to python-dev] On Sat, Jun 10, 2000 at 11:31:24AM -0400, Eric S. Raymond wrote: >I found a workaround. The two curses enhancements (traceback wrapper >and text pad) are now working and ready to be integrated into the >1.6 library. How should we proceed? OK; python-dev has discussed creating a curses package, and reaction seemed favorable. So, my plan of action is: 1) Rename cursesmodule.c to _cursesmodule.c. (Barry, can you do a 'mv' inside the SourceForge CVS repository so the complete history of the module doesn't get lost with the renaming?) 2) Create a Lib/curses/ directory; __init__.py does 'from _curses import *'. 3) The traceback wrapper can then be put into __init__.py, since I assume it's fairly small and everyone should use it. The text pad stuff could then go in another module in the curses package. Seem reasonable to everyone? --amk
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