maxsplit which is implemented in string.py but wasn't here.  The
reference manual doesn't define what happens when maxsplit is negative
or larger than the number of occurrences, but in either case, I
implemented this as all get replaced.  Default value is zero which
replaces all occurrences.

Harri Pasanen.

messed up (but not checked in) version in my work files and didn't
notice before releasing 1.5 -- at least the distributed latex file
doesn't have the bogus warning about changed __init__ semantics.

py-safe wrapped delete-file call instead.

commentness so that hitting TAB in the middle of a comment will still
indent the line.

spelling so that it doesn't clobber the standard M-BS binding.  This
should be portable between X/Emacsen.

(imenu-example--create-python-index-engine): Use
buffer-substring-no-properties.  Also, don't use
imenu-create-submenu-name.  Apparently it is obsolete.

These Imenu patches were given by Christian Egli
<christian.egli@stest.ch>

py-keep-region-active so that the marked def/class gets the
zmacs-region or transient-mark region highlighted.  Also point should
be left at the end of the marked region.

(py-mode-map): Moved py-mark-def-or-class to M-C-h to conform to Emacs
major mode standards.

Torsten Hilbrich <Torsten.Hilbrich@bln.de>.

to the Web site.

(py-defun-start-re, py-class-start-re): Changed to defconst.

(py-traceback-line-re): Regular expression describing what traceback
lines look like.

(py-point): New defsubst copied from CC Mode.

(py-highlight-line): Function which does the work of making a
traceback line mouseable.  This only works on XEmacs.  Someone familar
with Emacs text properties and such will have to do that port.

(py-mode-map): Added C-c- bound to py-up-exception and C-c= bound to
py-down-exception.  Also, more concise form for mapcar.

(py-mode-output-map): New keymap for the *Python Output* buffer which
only has keybindings for py-mouseto-exception and py-goto-exception.
All other self-insert-command's are bound to beep.  This is actually
bogus because the buffer should really be made read-only and the
functions that insert in that buffer should bind inhibit-read-only.
Also, this map should be bound to highlighted extents in a *Python*
shell buffer, but this stuff hasn't been migrated into there.

(py-postprocess-output-buffer): New function which extentifies the
*Python Output* buffer.  The bogosities are that this only runs when
the synchronous process in the buffer is finished (so it doesn't work
for async procs), and it should also be merged into py-process-filter
so the *Python* shell gets mouseable too.

(py-shell): Added C-c- and C-c= to the comint buffer's keymap.  The
bogosity is that py-goto-exception should also be bound, but it cannot
be bound to C-cC-c (since that interferes with
comint-interrupt-subjob's typical binding).  Also, traceback lines
aren't mouseable in this buffer.

(py-execute-region): Support for traceback jumping.  This really is
quite a kludge, but necessary based on the way all this stuff works.
There's bound to be broken interactions here.

(py-jump-to-exception, py-mouseto-exception, py-goto-exception,
py-find-next-exception, py-down-exception, py-up-exception): All new
commands and functions to implement traceback jumping.

(py-compute-indentation): Hope this change doesn't get lost in all the
noise above!!!!  This fixes broken non-indentation of a line when TAB
is hit inside a string that isn't a multi-line string.

to get the actual prompt).

you can assign an object whose str() evaluates to the current
directory (or whatever).

support (GIFS, icons, style sheets).

to create the HTML.

platform).

it ought to be.  Maybe the last checkin before 1.5b1 is released.

There is at least one of there in the library reference, and this reduces
the warning count.  We *do* know what to do with it!

compared to most, I'd say this section is fairly thorough.

Fixed \indexsubitem definitions for symbol and token module sub-documents.
Perhaps these should be moved to their own files, but they're awefully
small.