On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 13:10:53 -0500, James Y Knight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Dec 20, 2005, at 12:38 PM, Wilfredo Sánchez Vega wrote:
- I use datetime in XML processing, which is apparently a Python 2.3+
feature. It would be unfortunate to have to avoid datetime, though, since
it would mean adding the relevant code to twisted somewhere.
The datetime issue we can either wave off by saying you need 2.3 to use
dav, or we go ahead and copy in a bunch of code. I'd prefer to do that
after merging if we think it's necessary to do so. I vote for requiring
2.3, but maybe that's my inner laziness talking.
(A)
If 2.2 support is required, I would suggest taking the datetime.py module
from pypy (from Python, was translated to C, and then the C implementation
was modified slightly. Then PyPy imported it from Python and modified to
match the C impl).
(B)
Or 2.2 could just be dropped.
Let's just start with option A since it involves less discussion :). It sounds
easy, anyway - if it's not, (B) seems like an eventual inevitability anyway, so
let's do that if the discussion that will ensue on t-py will be less effort
than porting datetime.
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