> >> cgi.py:820: Overriden method (values) doesn't match signature in > >> class (cgi.FormContentDict) > > > >I'm afraid that one will have to remain -- it exists for b/w > >compatibility (with 6 year old code :-). > > That reminds me: should we put warnings in cgi.py for instantiations > of FormContent and other old classes, so we can delete them in Python > 2.3? Sure, but if I believe what folks on c.l.py say about the habits of the average CGI coder, they'll probably have to remain until python 3.0 -- few will bother to check the warnings. :-) / :-( > One problem: if a class doesn't have an __init__ method, > subclasses that have their own __init__ methods won't call it. Maybe > this could be done by adding 'self.warn()' to all the methods of an > outdated class, and defining a warn() method that raises a warning. Good idea! --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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