Re: [Python-markdown-discuss] XHTML or HTML?

[Waylan L. <wa...@gm...>]

On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 9:58 AM, Eric Abrahamsen <gi...@gm...> wrote:
>
> Hey there, I've finally got this working. I tried some clever stuff with
> subclassing ElementTree, but it was impossible to make work given the
> variety of ElementTrees we might be working with, so I went with the
> brute-force method: copying large chunks of code out of etree1.3. I've now
> got something that works as expected with Python 2.5.1 and cElementTree, and
> also made some supporting tests. I have never used git before, and I'm
> currently failing to add a branch to the mainline repository -- the
> tutorials I'm reading are not doing the trick. Can you tell me simply how to
> put this stuff online? I'm working on master, locally, and all my changes
> are committed, but I don't know what to do next...
>
> One thing I don't have here is the ability to test this with the full range
> of python/ElementTree version variations. If one of you have a full test
> environment, that would be great, otherwise I can install a few more
> versions of python on my development machine (something I'll need to do
> sooner or later, anyway). Hope all this works out! Let me know what to do
> next.
>

Well, you probably don't have commit access to the mainline repo. What
you should do is create your own cloned repo on gitorious and push to
that. Then we can review the code, pull it down and merge it into the
mainline and push it back up.

Or, you always could just create a patch and email it to me (and the
list). Then I could review and apply the patch and push from there.

Speaking of emailing to the list, I noticed you haven't been replying
to the list - only me. I've been trying to add the list back in on my
replies, but may have missed a few. We prefer to keep these
discussions on the list for a few reasons: they are archived for later
reference, and others have an opportunity to contribute etc. Could you
try to remember to hit "reply to all" rather than "reply" in your
email client? I realize we all forget sometimes and I don't mean to be
whiny, but a helpful reminder is good sometimes.

Btw, I have a full testing environment, so I can take care of that.
For those that care, I recently documented how I set it up here:

http://achinghead.com/archive/83/installing-multiple-versions-python/

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