"Tim Peters" <tim.one at comcast.net> writes: > Meaning that there's an existing body of work that's already been informed > by years of design debate (IBM's proposed decimal standard), and an involved > Python implementation of that. What happens next depends on who can make > time to do something next. While I'm little more than an interested bystander, I'm not clear what *could* happen next. Can what's in nondist simply (!) be documented and migrated to the standard library? Is there a need for a C implementation (much like datetime started in Python but became C before release)? The module TODO comment just mentions "cleanup, hunt and kill bugs". So it certainly sounds like it's nearly there... Paul. -- This signature intentionally left blank
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