[PATCH] A compromise on case

[Will Ware]

Nick Mathewson (nickm at mit.edu) wrote:
>     >>> print MAP(square, [1,2,3])
>     NameError: No such name as 'MAP'.  Perhaps you meant 'map'?
>     >>> print string.JOIN(['a', 'b', 'c'])
>     AttributeError: JOIN.  Perhaps you meant 'join'?

This is definitely the coolest most ingenious thing I've seen all day,
maybe all week. The whole case-sensitivity thread was staring to grate
on my retinae, but this makes it all worthwhile.

It would be good to put some #ifdef's in ceval.c and wherever else is
applicable, and maybe an option in the 'configure' script, so that
different flavors of error message could be invoked when the python
executable is built.
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