>>>>> "SM" == Skip Montanaro <skip@pobox.com> writes:
SM> Here's a first stab at a PEP for optimizing global variable
SM> and attribute access. Barry, when you get a chance, could you
SM> assign it a number and let me know about any PEP-related
SM> formatting mistakes I made?
Done. It's PEP 266, but I had to shorten the title. It was too long
even with the new limit <44 wink> (give 'em an inch... :). Other than
that you did a fine job for a virgin PEP author! I made a few other
edits, but mostly so I could piss on the hydrant. :)
SM> (It would be nice if PEP 1 referenced a piece of boilerplate
SM> people could use. While the PEP Style section lists the
SM> headers, I wasn't sure what the Version and Last-Modified
SM> headers were actually supposed to look like. Also, it wasn't
SM> clear what I was supposed to put in the Post-History: header.)
Both excellent suggestions. I've added PEP 9, which can be used as a
template for both Informational and Standards Track PEPs. I've often
found I wanted something I could just copy-and-edit to get started
quickly on a new PEP.
I've clarified a few things in PEP 1.
Thanks!
-Barry
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