Steven Bethard wrote: > Do we really want to encourage this? Wouldn't that just introduce > more pyxml-like nightmares? I've been bitten way too many times by > pyxml overwriting the regular xml package and causing version > incompatibilities. I'd hate for this kind of thing to become common > practice. I like to give 3rd party software a chance to *extend* a name space package like xml rather then to overwrite it. As far as I understand your problem pyxml is overwriting the name space and claiming it for itself rather than extending it. Christian
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