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[Python-Dev] Docs for string methods ?

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I've just checked in new string methods which provide
access to the C APIs isalpha and isalnum for both strings
and Unicode objects.

Question: where should I put the docs ? I haven't found any
place in the current CVS tree which document the new string
methods -- even though all of them have doc strings.

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