>>>>> "M" == M <mal@lemburg.com> writes:
M> To my surprise these executable files did not have a .py
M> extension even though were Python source files. Is this
M> intended ? I find that scripts like "world" provide useful
M> information which would be nice to have in the standard
M> lib -- with .py extension...
I hadn't thought about making world a module, but if others agree, I
can play a little CVS magic to move the file to world.py.
M> I noted that at least in my CVS tree the Tools/ht2html dir does
M> not include any executable: have I missed something ?
If you do a `cvs up -P' (-P for prune) you'll find that that directory
goes away. At one point I started to add the ht2html scripts to the
Python tools, but then we decided not to. Unfortunately, once a
directory's been added to CVS it can never be removed (hence -P).
If you're really interested in the ht2html scripts, which are used to
build the Python.Org and JPython.Org sites (as well as my personal
pages), please see
http://www.python.org/~bwarsaw/software/pyware.html
-Barry
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