Charles wrote:
> On the other hand it is not clear to me why "capwords" and "zfill" did
> not become methods of string objects.
fwiw, they were both present in my original unicode
implementation:
>>> from unicode import unicode
>>> a = unicode("hello world")
>>> a.capwords()
'Hello World'
>>> a.zfill(20)
'000000000hello world'
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