[Guido]
>>> from OptionParser import OptionParser
>>>
>>> I like this!
[Greg]
>> I think the BDFL has spoken. I can live with this, although I prefer
>> lower-case module names. Whatever.
[Guido]
> I prefer lower-case module names for most situations, but I make an
> exception for modulename == classname.
But there's more than just the one class (OptionParser) in the module, and
the other classes (Option, Values) *are* used. Barry's rule may hold for 1
class per module; that's not the case here.
+1 for "options"
-1 for "OptionParser"
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