> Sorry i've been fairly quiet recently -- at least life isn't dull.
You still have a few SF bugs and patches assigned! How about
addressing those?!
> I wanted to put in a few words for cgitb.py for your consideration.
>
> I think you all saw it at IPC 9 -- if you missed the presentation,
> there are examples at http://www.lfw.org/python to check out.
Yeah, it's cool.
> What i'm proposing is that we toss cgitb.py into the standard library
> (pretty small at about 100 lines, since all the heavy lifting is in
> pydoc and inspect). Then we can add this to site.py:
>
> if os.environ.has_key("GATEWAY_INTERFACE"):
> import sys, cgitb
> sys.excepthook = cgitb.excepthook
Why not add this to cgi.py instead? Th site.py initialization is
accumulating a lot of cruft, and I don't like new additions that are
irrelevant for most apps (CGI is a tiny niche for Python IMO). (I
also think all the stuff that's only for interactive mode should be
moved off to another module that is only run in interactive mode.)
--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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