maybe it's just me, but I think it's a bit confusing to have two
functions in the same module with very similar names:
>>> import locale
>>> print locale.setlocale.__doc__
(integer,string=3DNone) -> string. Activates/queries locale =
processing.
>>> print locale.set_locale.__doc__
Set the locale according to the localetuple (language code,
encoding) as returned by get_locale() and get_default().
The given codes are passed through the locale aliasing engine
before being given to setlocale() for processing.
category may be given as one of the LC_* values. It defaults
to LC_ALL.
maybe "setlocale" should be changed to accept either a
string or a tuple?
(from which follows that get_locale should be "getlocale", and
get_default "getdefaultlocale". or something...)
(btw, maybe both doc strings should mention the arguments? or
maybe none of them should? what does the style guide say?)
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