and note that it fails when the TZ environment variable is not set.

This closes SF bug #409683.

  This patch was developed primarily to reduce the size of the
  frozen binary.  It is particularly useful when freezing for 'small'
  platforms, such as Palm OS, where you really want to save that
  last miserable byte.

  A limitation of this patch is that it does not provide any feedback
  about the replacements being made.  As the path matching
  is case-sensitive this may lead to unexpected behaviour for DOS
  and Windows people, eg
      > freeze.py -r C:\Python\Lib\=py\ goats.py
  should probably be:
      > freeze.py -r c:\python\lib\=py\ goats.py

Importing it typically fails anyway (no TZ variable defined), so this
is no great loss.

    to check for them (instead of calling them and then ignoring an
    IOError)

* Not sending content-type and content-length twice

hashable

This patch changes the behavior of slice objects in the following
manner:

- Slice objects are now comparable with other slice objects as though
they were logically tuples of (start,stop,step). The tuple is not
created in the comparison function, but the comparison behavior is
logically equivalent.

- Slice objects are not hashable. With the above change to being
comparable, slice objects now cannot be used as keys in dictionaries.

[I've edited the patch for style.  Note that this fixes the problem
that dict[i:j] seemed to work but was meaningless.  --GvR]

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=407758&group_id=5470&atid=305470

has a binding for the name.  The fix is in two places:

  - in symtable_update_free_vars, ignore a global stmt in a class scope
  - in symtable_load_symbols, add extra handling for names that are
    defined at class scope and free in a method

Closes SF bug 407800

of another list comp.  This caused crashes reported as SF bugs 409230
and 407800.

Note that the new tests are in a function so that the name lookup code
isn't affected by how many *other* list comprehensions are in the same
scope.

SF bugs 409230 and 407800

Also remove bogus list comp code from symtable_assign().

on the current machine.  Wise doesn't seem to know this itself, and it
varies across Windows flavors.

(Excluding the logging stuff, which doesn't lend itself to use via
"from cgi import *" -- it manipulates globals.)

closes bug #406642

from the last failure report.

the re package rather than the obsolete regex.

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=409448&group_id=5470&atid=105470
Now less braindead.  Also added test_complex.py, which doesn't test much, but
fails without this patch.

   specified on the command-line or in setup.cfg.  The option processing
   leaves them as strings, but they're supposed to be lists.

    /usr/local first and leaving /usr/include at the end.  This addresses
    the comments in bug #232609.

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=233200&group_id=5470&atid=105470
Wrapped the fread/fwrite calls in thread BEGIN_ALLOW/END_ALLOW brackets
Afraid I hit the "delete trailing whitespace key" too!  Only two "real" sections
of code changed here.

before this get forgotten again.
Should probably be set to 1.0.2 before final release of python 2.1

Does someone still release distutils separate from python?

has been changed to include an uninstaller.
I forgot to mention in the uninstaller checkin that the logfile
name (used for uninstalling) has been changed from
<module>.log to <module>-wininst.log. This should prevent
conflicts with a distutils logfile serving the same purpose.

The short form of the --bdist-dir (-d) option has been removed
because it caused conflicts with the short form of the --dist-dir
option.

for backward compatibility.

Add support for SGML declaration syntax (<!....>) to some reasonable
degree.  This does not support everything allowed in SGML, but should
work with "real" HTML (internal subset in a DOCTYPE is not handled).
The content of the declaration is passed to the .handle_decl() method,
which can be overridden by subclasses.

different enough to actually require an explanation.  ;-)

Fix a couple of PyDictObject* types that should be PyObject* types.

Cygwin Python to startup correctly when in ntsec mode.  Cygwin operating in
this mode is probably not the only system with this requirement.

Added kLocalDomain and friends.