> It seems to be to be a compatibility issue. If a module has an > __all__, then from module import * may behave differently in Python > 2.1 than it did in Python 2.0. The only problem of this sort I have > encountered is with pickle, but I seldom use import *. This suggests a compatibility test that Skip can easily write. For each module that has an __all__ in 2.1, invoke python 2.0 to see what names are imported by import * for that module in 2.0, and see if there are differences. Then look carefully at the differences and see if they are acceptable. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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