#12205: rewrite conway polynomial spkg and code in Sage library to not use ZODB
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       Reporter:  was        |         Owner:  was     
           Type:  task       |        Status:  new     
       Priority:  major      |     Milestone:  sage-5.6
      Component:  databases  |    Resolution:          
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Comment (by fbissey):

 @SimonKing: overall you read my terrible prose correctly. I read the patch
 carefuly and in spite of call changes in the class I understood that the
 old way of accessing the class was preserved. You make a good point that
 it doesn't need to be preserved internally - just that we provide the
 right method of access.
 I used to have a copy of "dive into python" wonder what happened to it.
 Probably lost last time I moved. I would say I read the python
 documentation but my python skill are not advanced enough that I could
 have crafted a getitem accessing something like [p][n] - [p,n] is easy the
 former is more tricky to me.

 @rohana: going with plain text would remove the requirement of installing
 sage before this spkg. As it is sage needs to be installed first to
 produce the sobj. The spkg could then be installed at any time.

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