> I have implemented strptime in pure Python (SF patch #474274) as a drop-in > replacement for the time module's version, but there is the issue of the > time module being a C extension. Any chance of getting a Python module > stub for time (assuming this patch is good enough to be accepted)? > > There is also obviously the option of doing something like a time2, but is > there enough other time-manipulating Python code out there to warrant > another module? It could be used for housing naivetime and any other code > that does not directly stem from some ANSI C function. I think this should be done, but I have no time to review your strptime implementation. Can you submit (to the same patch item) a patch for timemodule.c that adds a callout to your Python strptime code when HAVE_STRPTIME is undefined? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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