[Tim] >> It would be better if Python didn't use locale-dependent >> string<->float conversions internally, but that's just not >> the case (yet). [Tony Meyer] > Is this likely to become the case? (In 2.4, for example?) I think so, and maybe before that. Not in 2.3 final, but maybe in 2.3.1 -- numeric locale problems can be catastrophic to Python programmers, so I'm comfortable arguing the case for calling it a bugfix. Whether it happens depends on who's willing and able to do the work, of course. There's a patch pending on a Python tracker to do it, but that uses a pile of code borrowed from glibc, and that's got problems of its own.
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