On Thu, 2003-07-17 at 10:35, Just van Rossum wrote: > Fred L. Drake, Jr. wrote: > > > The Doc/ portion of the Python source tree will be closed at noon, > > US/Eastern time. That leaves one hour and 40 minutes for finding > > typos and making it really easy for me to fix your favorite > > documentation bugs/omissions. No complicated changes will be > > accepted. > > > > If you have an outstanding doc bug/patch on SourceForge that you feel > > absolutely *must* be addressed in Python 2.3, raise the priority to 7, > > but realize that the amount of time I can make available is fairly > > limited today. > > I posted a note to the checkins list this morning about a readline.c > change I'd like to see reversed. Considering I have nothing to do right > now here in Minneapolis, I might as well do this myself. Any objections? No objections, provided you also say what you'd like to see happen about the pep277 problem that Skip mentioned earlier today. Or maybe you should just go to the Mall of America :-). Jeremy
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