I finally finished my path package (Unipath) and put it in the Cheeseshop.
http://sluggo.scrapping.cc/python/unipath/
There's a Path class for pathname calculations, and a FSPath subclass
for filesystem calls. I'm hoping Path -- or something resembling it
-- will find its way into os.path in Pyth
Hi!
I am a MSc of Computer Engineering student from Sweden. A frequent reader of
python-3000, and an occasional reader of python-dev for about a year now. I
have wanted to get involved in the development of python for a while but
haven't found the time before. Now, when I'm in the process of tryi
I know it has been said that extension modules will, at minimum, need
to recompile. But what about changes to the API that are semantic?
What I am thinking of in general is getting rid of deprecated
functions and replacing them with their *Ex equilvalents (e.g.,
replace PyErr_Warn() with PyErr_Wa
Brett Cannon wrote:
> My specific need is that PyErr_GivenExceptionMatches() does not have
> an exception return value. This sucks for me in 2.6 for deprecating
> catching string exceptions, but it sucks more in 3.0 since only
> subclasses of BaseException can be raised.
Given that this would on
