On Sat, Jun 10, 2000 at 07:50:27PM -0400, Eric S. Raymond wrote: >I thought it was going to become part of curses from the user's point >of view, so that "import curses" brings it in. That seemed to be the >intent of the request at the end of the curses HOWTO. Ooh, no; that text is saying that an editor would make a good example to put in the HOWTO. I'd rather have the curses module contain only a fairly close mapping of the C API, and extensions written in Python would be in submodules like curses.editor, curses.textbox, whatever. Similar to how socketmodule.c is a thin veneer over the BSD socket API, and the spiffy extensions are in asyncore.py, httplib.py, &c. --amk
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