(For those watching Python CVS messages:  I checked in all of
	Tamito's other changes, but the mail delivery failed since the
	subject line was too long.  The patch Tamito sent for the
	documentation has been completely merged in.)

	Merged in many typo corrections and fixes to support GNU info
	processing; submitted by Tamito Kajiyama.

	per usage needed for GNU info processing.  Based on comments from
	Tamito Kajiyama.

	GNU info processing.

I've attempted to make a test that silently exits if either
module dl is not present, we're not on a Sun OS, or a standard
shared library ('/usr/lib/libresolv.so') is not found...  Otherwise,
It does a simple test of dlmodule on that library.  I *think*
this would be ok to add to testall.py but I'll wait till I hear
some feedback on the liberalness of this approach.

don't need the if test for verbosity when checking for results of an
unsupported option.

running verbose.

1. If a conversion isn't supported on the current platform, just
   ignore it, unless running as a script (i.e. verbose)

2. Don't use time.time() and os.popen('date') to get the raw values.
   These will always be different!

for form field values.
Also corrected substitution example (the original changed the spelling
of "conolly" to "connolly" :).

for form field values.

Alas, I don't have an Indigo, so I could not even compile this.

Allow specifying the test file on the command line.

out manually, and it does compile, but I'm not sure how to write a
useful portable test case.  Maybe later...

library.

tests.

found.

deletion of object from list argument during callout to fileno().

builtin_module_names are always tuples.

Added hint about using clock() for benchmarks etc.
Removed non-portable strftime directives and field width, and added a
warning about non-standard features.

Tk 4.2.  The new winfo options supported are: mananger, pointerx,
pointerxy, pointery, server, viewable, visualid, visualsavailable.

Also fixed bugs in winfo_colormapfull() and winfo_containing().

1. Renamed

2. Several coding styles were being used here, owing to the multiple
   contributors.  I tried to convert everything to standard "python"
   coding style for indentation, paren and brace placement, etc.

3. There were several potential error conditions that were never being
   checked, and where I saw them, I added checks of return values,
   etc.  I'm pretty sure I got them all.

4. There were some old-style (pre PyArg_ParseTuple) argument
   extraction and these were converted to use PyArg_ParseTuple.

All changes compile and run with the new test_select.py module, at
least on my Solaris/Sparc box.