Guido van Rossum <guido at python.org> writes: >> P.S. - Command line switch for command line switch :-), a switch for >> fully turning on the newer type system would be more productive than >> `-U', and put some pressure for refreshening the library in this area. >> Just curious, as I do not intend to volunteer in this area, is there >> something else than Exception in the Python internals that rely on >> old-style classes? > > Probably not, but making Exception a new-style class won't be easy. What makes you say that? I've just been remarking on comp.lang.python how having Exception be new-style in PyPy -- indeed, not having old-style classes and all -- has caused essentially no problems at all. Perhaps I'll work up a patch sometime and see what breaks. Cheers, mwh -- > Emacs is a fashion statement. No, Gnus is a fashion statement. Emacs is clothing. Everyone else is running around naked. -- Karl Kleinpaste & Jonadab the Unsightly One, gnu.emacs.gnus
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