zero sized output buffer.

use them for manuals.

latest pdftex.  (Which we have here at CNRI.)  This makes the PDF targets
work again.

it at first seems.  I think we've got a good idea of what to do, but
it'll be a bit of work... for later.

(python-font-lock-keywords): Better regexp given by Sjoerd.  This
matches only mixed indentation which is probably more useful than
matching all tabs.

from CC Mode.

(py-guess-indent-offset): Teach it about colons in `literals'
(e.g. comments and strings).  Don't false hit colons in literals; keep
searching for a real block introducing line.

#custom.el and have an up-to-date version (i.e. one that defines
#defcustom -- which Emacs 19.34's by default does not).

of a line in py-tab-face to aid in seeing mixed tab/space indentation.
This face defaults to the `default' face so it is unobtrusive until
you `M-x customize-face' py-tab-face to something obnoxious like
"Yellow".

recent reindent!

	use English;
	$INPLACE_EDIT = '';

to get the inplace-editing behavior.

	of times pdflatex would be run, which is correct.

several pieces to fail...

where we use GetTicks() -- its clock() is a crock, with only 1 second
accuracy, I believe.

particular example.

works better with LaTeX2HTML, and allows some simplification of the python.sty
macros.

Fix some small but messy buglets.

Some small cleanups.

better with LaTeX2HTML.

Run pdflatex twice to generate the PDF files, even though LaTeX has already
been run a couple of times.  This ensures that font metrics for the final
run match those for the first run, and seesm to get (somewhat) better
outline results.