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[Python-Dev] source-level backward compatibility requirements

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At 08:54 05.12.2003 -0800, Guido van Rossum wrote:
> > On the other hand, I find I'm not really a fan of deprecating apply()
> > in the first place, so I can think of other solutions.  ;-)
>
>We could deprecate it in the docs but remove the silent warning which
>slows it down.  Then we could leave it in the logging module until
>3.0.

Btw, maybe this is known to everybody, but the python layers of SWIG 
produced Python
bindings still use apply all over the place.

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