[Skip Montanaro] > ... > Somewhere along the way, the import of the escape function from the cgi > module got moved out of the top level into the various functions that > call it. Moving it back out to top level fixed that. I just checked in > this change and a fairly trivial test case for xmlrpclib. > > This change may be deemed not to be the correct fix as far backwards > compatibility is concerned (it uses the "from m import x as y" > feature which was new with 2.0 I think). I pay no attention to "backwards compatibility" issues in the libraries we ship, and have Guido's blessing for that ornery attitude: the libs we ship should do the best possible job in the context of the release they're shipped in. It's explicitly not a PythonLabs goal that people be able to pick modules out of a release and use them in an earlier release (although it may be a goal of some developers for some modules -- but then the burden is on them to ensure it works for the module and release combinations they care about).
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