[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
> I'd like to help out cleaning up the Python3.0 documentation. There are a
> lot of little leftovers from 2.x that are no longer true. (mentions of
> long, callable() etc.)
I've applied the first four patches, thank you!
Georg
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Martin v. Löwis schrieb:
>> In the 2.x docs, all versionadded strings should stay. But IMO in the
>> 3.0 docs we should get rid of them all. If you want compatibility
>> information, look at the 2.6 docs (those should also mention things
>> that are changing in 3.0).
>
> I agree. People who target
> In the 2.x docs, all versionadded strings should stay. But IMO in the
> 3.0 docs we should get rid of them all. If you want compatibility
> information, look at the 2.6 docs (those should also mention things
> that are changing in 3.0).
I agree. People who target 3.x need to test anyway if they
On 9/26/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Guido> I fully support removing all historic references from the 3.0
> Guido> language manual.
>
> By historic I assume you mean references to 2.x modules, classes, functions,
> etc which are no longer present. One thing I would
Guido> I fully support removing all historic references from the 3.0
Guido> language manual.
By historic I assume you mean references to 2.x modules, classes, functions,
etc which are no longer present. One thing I would suggest is that the more
recent versionadded strings be kept. At t
I fully support removing all historic references from the 3.0 language
manual. Please do help out! You can just start putting patches ("svn
diff") into bugs.python.org; typically Georg gets to these very
quickly. Do use subversion, not the distributed tarbal (which was out
of date by the time it wa
I'd like to help out cleaning up the Python3.0 documentation. There are a
lot of little leftovers from 2.x that are no longer true. (mentions of
long, callable() etc.)
Ideally (especially in the tutorial), we should only refer to 3.0 features
and syntax, and keep the special cases and "other ways
