Changed "{\tt crypt}" to "\sectcode{crypt}" in section heading.

Lots of support for new macros defined in myformat.sty; including the new
indexing macros, seealso environment & friends, and the byte code instruction
support.

Does not conflict with any other targets.

similar renaming of the @buildno file elsewhere in the Python tree.

and ask the user for permission to set buffer-local variables depending on
the user's configuration.  Not really needed since this doesn't get edited
often.

Bumped the version number to 1.5; date still needs to be set.

"\seetext{...}" instead of "\seetext ...".

rarely needed and should be avoided where possible since it doesn't behave
well with some processing tools (like partparse.py).

retrieving files from the same host and directory, you had to close
the previous instance before opening a new one; and retrieving a
non-existent file would return an empty file.  (The latter fix relies
on maybe an undocumented property of NLST -- NLST of a file returns
just that file, while NLST of a non-existent file returns nothing.  A
side effect, unfortunately, seems to be that now ftp-retrieving an
*empty* directory may fail.  Ah well.)

is near or beyond the edge of the screen.  Patch by Skip Montanaro.

	like LaTeX does.  There's no need to diverge on this.

before printing and set it to the printed variable *after* printing
(and only when printing is successful).

initxyzzy() works.

restarting the server.

optional timeout.  Also moved some imports around.

the Demos/cwilib directory).  Converted comments to doc strings and
used default arguments instead of *args.  Updated the example.

two-column tables.  This improves the rendering of the HTML version on
(at least) some browsers.

longer needed for printed output.

longer needed for printed output.

do_env_tableiii(), do_cmd_lineiii():  New functions to handle tableii and
	tableiii environments.

Small changes to not add a superfluous space between a function name and the
comma in the index.

but other compilers don't like.

libpython$(VERSION).so doesn't exist.

the temporary file name.  Also some minor formatting of Jim F's code.

it seems harmless for other platforms.  It plays tricks with the name
of the library used to link with.  Apparently DG/UX really wants a
shared library to link with if it wants shared modules to use symbols
from the library.  I'm not sure why this wasn't an issue with 1.4;
DG/UX seems to be the only platform where moving to a single library
made things harder!

BTW This adds a target to create libpython$(VERSION).so; however this
target is *only* for DG/UX.