Splitting comp.lang.python
Gerrit Holl
gerrit at nl.linux.org
Wed Mar 1 09:10:34 EST 2000
<quote name="Mikael Olofsson" date="951918286" email="mikael at isy.liu.se">
>
> On 01-Mar-00 Gerrit Holl wrote:
> > Python language + builtin functions <-> Python modules + extensions
> c.l.py.pure c.l.py.modules
>
> That could be a fairly clear division. I'm not trying to dissapoint you,
> but I think that some people would say that many of the modules should
> be considered as a fundamental part of the language, e.g. sys, string,
> and others. I can imagine a newbie asking in c.l.py.pure:
>
> How do I do string conversion in Python?
>
> The dissapointing answer would be:
>
> Good question, ask at c.l.py.modules!
Hmm, maybe you are right.
> Perhaps the best thing would be to keep c.l.py as it is as the general
> place for discussion, and then adding subgroups for specific interests.
Perl uses:
comp.lang.perl.announce
comp.lang.perl.misc
comp.lang.perl.tk
comp.lang.perl.modules
comp.lang.perl
comp.lang.perl.moderated
Maybe it's a good idea too do something like that on c.l.py.
</quote>
regards,
Gerrit.
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