Facundo Batista schrieb: > The question is what to do when we found a question in a code. Reading > urllib2 I found: > > # XXX why does self.handlers need to be sorted? > > I found the answer, so I deleted that line, and added a comment in that > place just to clarify. > > Shall I do something else? You should check whether documentation needs to be clarified. In this case, I see a single mention of handler_order in the documentation, and that only mentions that the attribute exists and can be set. Not having looked at all at the functionality: Do you consider this documentation sufficient? Would you think users may need to know about this feature? If so, do you think they have what they need to use it just by reading the documentation? If you really feel zestful (is that proper usage of the word?), you could try to study who added the remark, and when, and who added the documentation, and when. I often do that to verify that I really understood the purpose of the question. Regards, Martin
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