> I see that my patch to import.c has been criticized > as adding to the complexity of an already complex module. > I don't entirely agree. If you want to have the standard > library available as a zip module, you must have zip file > import available in C. The patch I proposed in PEP 273 > was a minimalist patch; it adds as little as possible > while still keeping package import and preserving all > import semantics. This is not the case. Much of the complexity of the patch stems from an (atleast perceived) attempt to reorganize import.c. For example: - why did is_builtin have to go? - Was the ExternalNames dictionary really necessary? - Why was the HAVE_READLINK chunk moved? - What is the purpose of Get/SetScriptName? Regards, Martin
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