[James Logajan]
> Are there still known bugs that will take some effort to repair? Is
> xrange constantly touched when changes are made elsewhere? If no to
> both, then I suggest don't fix what ain't broken; life is too short.
> (Unless it is annoying you to distraction, then do the deed and get
> it over with.)
I think it's more the latter. I partly provoked this by bitterly pointing
out that there's more code in the CVS tree devoted to supporting the single
xrange() gimmick than Neil Schemenauer added to support the get-out-of-town
more powerful new generators. Masses of crufty code nobody benefits from
are a burden on the soul.
although-it-would-be-impolite-to-ask-we-why-still-ship-a-directory-
full-of-crufty-old-irix5-demos-in-the-std-library<wink>-ly
y'rs - tim
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