[Guido van Rossum]
> I leave the design mostly up to you. I think it should use a file in
> the current directory -- that's where you'd type "make test" anyway,
> and when building multiple versions (e.g. a debug version or different
> platforms) it may actually be useful to be able to have multiple
> "skips" files. (When using VPATH, that is.)
>
Using the current directory works for me.
As for multiple skips, I guess I could determine possible file names based
on the name of the platform ("ToSkipDARWIN.txt", "ToSkipDEBUG.txt", etc.).
Think I am going to have to read up on VPATH...
> I expect that the most common use would be for the file to augment the
> built-in list. Maybe entries with a leading minus could be deducted
> from the built-in list.
>
Sounds reasonable. I can go with that. Might require tests to be on
individual lines (-f option just does a ``line.split()``).
> > Or you could all just say "surprise me, Brett" and let me sweat the
> > details. =)
>
> I'll say "amaze me, Brett." :-)
>
Better not mess this up then. =)
-Brett
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