It's been suggested (eg pyCore).... and shot down.... uhh, IIRC, due to "millions and millions of Python developers" (thanks Tim! <wink>) who don't want to change their directory structures and the fact that nobody wanted to lose the CVS log files/do the clean up... Alas, we gonna go around and around until we either decide to bite the bullet and "just do it" or allow a multitude of hacks to be put in place to work around the issue... it-may-be-painful-once-but-it's-a-lot-less-painful-than-a-thousand- times'ly yours, - Dan On Friday, February 2, 2001, at 10:46 AM, Steven D. Majewski wrote: > On Fri, 2 Feb 2001, Skip Montanaro wrote: > >> Tim> It's still terrible style to *rely* on case-sensitivity in >> file >> Tim> names, and all such crap should be purged from the Python >> Tim> distribution regardless. >> >> Then the Python directory or the python executable should be >> renamed. I >> sense some deja vu here... >> >> anyone-for-a.out?-ly y'rs, > > > I was going to suggest renaming the Python/ directory to Core/, > but what happens when it tries to dump core ? > > -- Steve
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