Yeah...Zope is now a regex|ts_regex|regsub zone. Replaced and removed all old regex stuff. No one survived.

changes for CancelAction with the test->tests checkin.  Undo this.

(I also screwed up my attempt to undo this silently in the RCS file --
I accidentally deleted revision 1.19 from the RCS file.
Fortunately, the log message for that revision said "Add 'nothing' to
the initial dictionary (its value is None)." and it changed only one
line, so that's no big deal.)

changes for CancelAction with the test->tests checkin.  Undo this.

(Also in DummyEngine.py, but there I screwed up the undo, so it will
take a little longer.)

header

Reworked version of rev 1.49. Fixes a strange problem with the re module in Python 2.1c1. Works now with the official 2.1 release

the standard Python 2.1 distribution. The asyncore module from
the Medusa package has been removed it is not compatible with the
one shipped with the Python distribution.

Marshalling code still needs to be converted to re
by someone understanding the code :-)

configure for certain kinds of setups.

to override BaseStorage's tpc_vote().  This isn't necessary for any
subsequent Zope distributions, because BaseStorage has grown an
identical tpc_vote.

little more work.  First, we need to delete all the entries for
oid+vid records in the currentVersions table, then if we delete all
thosey vid entries, garbage collect the version->vid and vid->version
tables.

pack(): Fix a slight misunderstanding of the semantics; if an object
isn't pointed to by root object (i.e. the magic \0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0 oid),
then it's current record doesn't keep it alive.

checkCreateWithFilename(), checkCloseDoesUnlink(), checkDel(): Don't
unlink explicitly, but assert that the file is unlinked after close.

BaseSetupTearDown.tearDown(): It's okay if the tear down unlink fails
because the file already doesn't exist.

suite(): Use makeSuite.

should be on close.  By default, we unlink the file unless we were
passed a file-like object, in which case we don't unlink by default
(because the client owns the file).

close(): Only close the file if the file isn't already closed.  Only
unlink if the default unlink flag is true, or we're explicitly told to
unlink via the argument.  This should fix the logfile turd problem.

ZODB.tests (with apologies to Jim for the backslash ;).