> > I see that recent changes were made in logging/__init__.py to replace the > > use of "apply(func, args)" with "func(*args)". Doesn't this cause "invalid > > syntax" problems with 1.5.2? I explicitly coded using apply because I > > thought it was needed for 1.5.2. There are a few places where I've eschewed > > use of +=, for the same reason. Any chance we could change back to using > > apply()? > > You should mark the files you need 1.5.2 compatibility for in the > source code. Even though PEP 291 mentions your package, I don't > think that everybody knows about this PEP... Fair enough, but the docstring at the top of __init__.py states: "Should work under Python versions >= 1.5.2, except that source line information is not available unless 'sys._getframe()' is." Do you mean that I need to mention this wherever the source code contains some 1.5.2-constrained idiom like "apply(func, args)" or "a = a + 1", so that it's explicit that it was coded that way for a reason? Regards, Vinay
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