Replace ugly {description} with a {tableii}, for the option descriptions.

Use {classdesc} environments to describe the constructors, and place them
at the top.

Wrap general Message class description in a {classdesc} instead of nothing at
all.

int(), long(), float().

with the memo as an argument.

magic comment.  Now Guido only has to worry about the northern
Wisconsin Braces Freedom Fighter Militia.

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setting of py-indent-offset and indent-tabs-mode.

(python-mode): After python-mode-hook is run, do the automagic
calculation if py-smart-indentation is non-nil.

(py-parse-state): Get rid of unused variable to quiet the
byte-compiler.

\envvar{}:  Bow to font-lock-mode a few times...!

Clean up index reference to SGMLParser class.

Lots of nits in both.

things in the index.

	macro.  Intended usage:

		\withsubitem{(in module foo)}{\ttindex{myfunc()}}

	This allows indexing functions from other modules/class/whatnot
	without being dependent on the exact expansions of several macros
	internal to python.sty.  It's also easier to read in the source!

Some new "logical" macros that seem to be useful:

\regexp{}:  For regular expressions.  To make it easier to keep the appearance
	consistent.

\mimetype{}:  Don't use \code{}!

\envvar{}:  Environment variable.  This does some indexing as well.

\character{}:  Just a character we want to talk about in the text, but not
	a Python constant.

Improve some index entries.

Markup consistency.

Removed incorrect \setindexsubitem{}.

Add section on using A4 paper, since that's a common request.

Add a -q option for "quiet" operation.  Nothing gets out (not even stderr,
since that's tossed to stdout for capture in the .how file).  It's a good
idea to use -l to get the log in case there are problems.  Maybe this should
be the default and add a --verbose option to get the stdout?  There's way
too much junk output.

a "set -x".

Allow keeping a transcript, using -l, in $FILE.how.

Allow keeping of all the temp files created by the process, using -k.

Leave find_my_file() around for now, even though we're not using it at the
moment.

Python Reference Manual.