[Python-mode] agenda

2009-01-20 Thread Andreas Roehler
Hi all, as we now happily are more than one person developing python-mode.el, we should care to avoid parallel writing, discuss some agenda. >From my perspective the following is most urgent: - adaptation to python 3.x (while maintaining backward compat) - which-function-mode As I'm a novice

Re: [Python-mode] agenda

2009-01-20 Thread Beverley Eyre
LOL. I haven't even looked at 3.0 yet. I have no idea what would be involved, Andreas. Are there any changes that would cause massive alterations in the way a person using it would want it to look and feel in emacs? Well, after spending 15 minutes reading about the changes made in 'Py3k' I

Re: [Python-mode] agenda

2009-01-20 Thread Barry Warsaw
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Jan 20, 2009, at 2:08 AM, Beverley Eyre wrote: I haven't even looked at 3.0 yet. I have no idea what would be involved, Andreas. Are there any changes that would cause massive alterations in the way a person using it would want it to look and

Re: [Python-mode] agenda

2009-01-20 Thread Eric S. Johansson
Beverley Eyre wrote: > > LOL. > > I haven't even looked at 3.0 yet. I have no idea what would be involved, > Andreas. Are there any changes that would cause massive alterations in > the way a person using it would want it to look and feel in emacs? > > > Well, after spending 15 minutes readin

Re: [Python-mode] Unadmin myself

2009-01-20 Thread Barry Warsaw
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Jan 19, 2009, at 9:24 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote: Speaking of folks that move on, in the process of checking on mail aliases for the package I noticed that a certain [email protected] was receiving mail for supercite. Fixed (but you're alway

Re: [Python-mode] agenda

2009-01-20 Thread Andreas Roehler
Eric S. Johansson wrote: > Beverley Eyre wrote: >> LOL. >> >> I haven't even looked at 3.0 yet. I have no idea what would be involved, >> Andreas. Are there any changes that would cause massive alterations in >> the way a person using it would want it to look and feel in emacs? >> >> > >> Well, af