> I still think the use of apply() in the logging module needs to be > fixed. Here's how I think it should be done, retaining source > compatibility for Python back to 1.5.2: > > Add a new module, logging._apply, that defines apply() in terms of the > *args, **kw syntax. The modules that use apply, "logging" and > "logging.config", would each contain these two lines near the top: > > if sys.version_info >= (2, 3): > from logging._apply import apply > > That would allow a compatible version of apply() to be used for newer > Pythons without triggering the deprecation warning. It would also > minimize the changes to the package. Unfortunately, this would make apply even slower than the system version with the silent deprecation warning. :-( I'd rather drop 1.5.2 compatibility for the logging module *as it is in CVS*. 1.5.2 users can continue to use the last version that was distributed by its author independently. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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