'\377' for EOF.

executable files, and directories.  When expecting a module, we also
look for the .pyc or .pyo file.

1.3, dlopen() etc. are fully implemented, including dlerror().
From Jaromir Dolecek and Ty Sarna.

to do, it should not call sys.exitfunc either...

- fix type_to_name(); it never worked
- add path_to_selector()
add path_to_datatype_name()

now implement the following finalization strategy.

1. Whenever this code deletes a module, its directory is cleared
   carefully, as follows:
   - set all names to None that begin with exactly one underscore
   - set all names to None that don't begin with two underscores
   - clear the directory

2. Modules are deleted in the following order:
   - modules with a reference count of 1, except __builtin__ or __sys__
   - repeat until no more are found with a reference count of 1
   - __main__ if it's still there
   - all remaining modules except __builtin__ or sys
   - sys
   _ __builtin__

Added an optional third parameter giving the purported filename for
error messages from the module.

Append a newline to the code string if needed.

	longer used anywhere.  Use the {*desc} environments instead.

\var{}:  Ensure that the argument is always set in roman italic, in case an
	 alternate font is being used for code.  These keeps the result of
	 \var{} consistent.

Some minor changes to allow easier exploration of alternate fonts for code in
the running text.  Haven't changed the selected font; I haven't found one that
has everything required!  (The best non-monospaced font so far was missing
the <, >, and | characters, or at least had them at the wrong locations.  It
also allowed confusion between upper-case I and lower-case L.)

- Use internal version of finder class so we don't drag in finder
  tools
- error -1704 also ignored during arg unpack
- Use Scriptable Text Editor for example

implement "every", etc.

I found this in a mail of two and a half years ago from Yusuf Goolamabbas.

(In description of AbstractWriter class.)

	      "{\em ...}" ==> "\emph{...}"

	      Not at all sure what to do with "{\rm ...}".
	      Leaving it for now.

	      Always include the comma *inside* the \optional{} markup!

where Make doesn't know that '#' as a command is a comment.

Added \label{} for referring to the module.

"Unix" ==> "\UNIX{}"

Also change the build rules to use $(LIBRARY) instead of
  -L.. -lpython$(VERSION)
since the latter trips up the SunOS 4.1.x linker (sigh).

"Unix" ==> "\UNIX{}"

"C" ==> "\C{}"

"C++" ==> "\Cpp{}"

"Unix" ==> "\UNIX{}"

"C" ==> "\C{}"

"C++" ==> "\Cpp{}"

Added "user configuration file", ".pythonrc.py file" to the index.

Made reference to site module a {seealso} environment.