>>>>> "GvR" == Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes: GvR> In 2.3 (and 2.2.2), I propose the following semantics for GvR> 'k': if the argument is a Python int, a signed value within GvR> the range [INT_MIN,INT_MAX] is required; if it is a Python GvR> long, a nonnegative value in the range [0, 2*INT_MAX+1] is GvR> required. These are the same semantics that are currently GvR> used by struct.pack() for 'L', I found out; I like these. It's too bad struct.pack() and PyArg_ParseTuple() can't share the same format character for the same semantics. Py3k. -Barry
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