format, can produce different pickle strings for the same object.

- add example of string literal concatenation
- add clarifying comment to the example of the if statement

was actually clearer!

patch from Grzegorz Makarewicz & Rafal Smotrzyk.

Patch (again) by Sean Reifschneider.

    fragment, and/or parameter information.
3 cases added to the test suite to check for this bug.

(Slightly modified to isolate the test for various funcs more.)

(This also redoes my previous patch, but better.)

(Really: moved a bunch of defs to longobject.h.)

He also fixes thread-related evil that caused core dumps.

Also added access() and ttyname() by Sean Reifschneider.

functions (from comments).

get_config_h_filename, get_makefile_filename, parse_config_h, and
parse_makefile.

Doc-string-ified the lead comments.
Added auto call of test() when run as script.

Document that the whatsound module is obsolete.

	data file used by buildindex.py.

next_argument_id():  Removed; no longer used.

next_argument():  Doesn't use next_argument_id(), just does the work.

gen_target(), gen_target_name():  Removed, no longer used.  The only
	place that used them now does the (trivial) work directly.


Lots of little changes so we never have to pass around $br_id values
all over the place.  The only places they're used now new IDs are
generated as needed.

with trailing garbage generated by some broke uuencoders.

w.scroll().  (It then calls wscrl(win, nlines) instead of scoll(win).)

script.

	\methodline.

Fixed up support for \withsubitem, hopefully improving the fidelity of
the index a bit.

complaint about 98.2b8 problems.

in autoexec.bat in order to find the Tcl DLLs -- Tkinter calls FixTk
which will hunt around in a few common places and then set PATH
and try again, or else issue a big clarifying error message.

calls was used instead of a single PyArg_ParseTuple call with an
optional argument.

Here's a little cleanup of the BeOS/ directory for 1.5.2b2; it makes the
ar-fake, linkcc and linkmodule shell scripts a little smarter (and,
in the case of PowerPC systems, quieter :-).