This will be used by the modules that control the inclusion of XML tests.

- Corrected role comparison.  "None" means anonymous, an empty tuple means
  private, and private objects are not accessible even by managers.

- Removed attribute access tests, which don't work, and if they did,
  they would be duplicates of tests already in the RestrictedPython,
  DocumentTemplate, and PythonScripts packages.

-removed redundant test for attributes
-minor tweakings

 - Packagize tests directory.

 - Add remaining testing scaffolding.

  - Comment out dependency on cAccessControl (until it works).

  - Fix typo ('s/Permision/Permission').

test.

  - Re-enable TAL tests during "run all".  Five are still broken,
    with what look like assumption clashes about well-formedness
    as XML vs. HTML.

  - Suppress filename output in lib/python/TAL/test/test_files.py.

and setPosition(), to make more of the tests succeed.

  o Land unit test cleanup from branch.

  o Known breakage as of 2001/10/17:

    - TAL test suite is very broken (TAL is currently suppressed in
      lib/python/.testinfo).

    - AccessControl tests don't run if run first;  lib/python/.testinfo
      pushes them to the end of the queue, at which point they *do* run.
      Global side effects suck!

    - lib/python/BTrees/testBTreesUnicode.py:  weird flakiness around
      comparison of ASCII and Unicode strings;  breaks in different
      ways under Python 2.1 and 2.2.

    - lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/tests:  three tests break due
      to security asserctions.

reference files

underline code (patch by Sean Bowman)

now creates a Page Template rather than a DTML Method.

the add list :)

attribute column+'_encoding' to specify an encoding other than 'latin1'.
This encoding is needed when the UnicodeSplitter is used to convert
a Python string to unicode. Not setting the column+"_encoding attribute
retains the standard behaviour.

display in the control panel.

width properties.

object content if the content is a text type and under 64K; updated help
files.

Converted math, random, string, and sequence module documentation to API help, from dtml help. This change reflects the fact that you can use these modules from Python-based scripts and page templates as well as from DTML.