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Tue Jun 13 01:05:42 CEST 2006 · http://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2006-June/065983.html

Guido van Rossum wrote:
> PyXML appears pretty stable (in terms of release frequency -- I have
> no opinion on the code quality :-). Perhaps it could just be
> incorporated into the Python svn tree, if the various owners are
> willing to sign a contributor statement?

That is, in itself, a medium-sized project. There are many components
to PyXML, and finding all the authors might be a challenge already.

Some code is outdated, and part of PyXML only to support old
applications; that should not be moved into Python.

Some code is still incomplete. I used to say it's "work in progress",
but for some of it, that isn't really true. Still, there are users
of these pieces as well.

The only parts that I personally would like to see in Python is
some XPath implementation, and some XSLT implementation. Others
might have other preferences, of course.

Regards,
Martin

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