Decide whether a body is html by looking at the body we are actually going to use, rather than the body we were originally given. We may have given it an html wrapper a few lines earlier.

No need to use a full sweep now. the incremental collector is sufficiently effective at keeping memory usage in check, and does not have the severe performance implications

del transientobject['key']

Would fail with a slice error (due to the security machinery).

Assigning __garded_delitem__ to __delitem__ solves this problem.

Merged shane-better-tracebacks-branch.  The changes are explained in http://dev.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Proposals/BetterTracebacks

"Associate" tab like in the standard ZMI folder contents view

        cleared the standard Vocabulary.

it fails. ;(

in a inconsistent way and were responsible for unwanted openings
of new windows

Win32 build

new settings tab will have more stuff under it before 2.6 ships.

lists.zope.org/pipermail/zope/2002-March/111521.html).

self._metadata table after we're done with it, otherwise the test
suite hangs.

      - Collector #303: Properties of type 'long' got truncated

        INSTANCE_HOME, resolving any symlinks in any element within paths
        passed in via the INSTANCE_HOME or SOFTWARE_HOME envvars.  Paths that
        are computed by "dead reckoning" from os.getcwd and module paths are
        also "realpathed".  So for instance, if you use '/home/chrism/Instance'
        as your INSTANCE_HOME, and '/home/chrism' is a symlink to
        '/other/home/chrism', your INSTANCE_HOME will be computed as
        '/other/home/chrism/Instance'.  This is necessary to avoid
        weirdnesses while using "dead reckoning" from INSTANCE_HOME and
        SOFTWARE_HOME in other parts of the code.  POSIX systems only.

'ids' without the sky falling.

that always returns 0

Minor change to METAL slot handling.  Convert unfilled 'define-slot' to neutral 'slot' instead of active 'fill-slot' on expansion.

Also change to use time.localtime() instead of calling time.time()
first.  This is a Python 2.1-ism.

Per request by Andreas Jung.