This will be used by the modules that control the inclusion of XML tests.

- Corrected role comparison.  "None" means anonymous, an empty tuple means
  private, and private objects are not accessible even by managers.

- Removed attribute access tests, which don't work, and if they did,
  they would be duplicates of tests already in the RestrictedPython,
  DocumentTemplate, and PythonScripts packages.

-removed redundant test for attributes
-minor tweakings

 - Packagize tests directory.

 - Add remaining testing scaffolding.

  - Comment out dependency on cAccessControl (until it works).

  - Fix typo ('s/Permision/Permission').

test.

  - Re-enable TAL tests during "run all".  Five are still broken,
    with what look like assumption clashes about well-formedness
    as XML vs. HTML.

  - Suppress filename output in lib/python/TAL/test/test_files.py.

and setPosition(), to make more of the tests succeed.

  o Land unit test cleanup from branch.

  o Known breakage as of 2001/10/17:

    - TAL test suite is very broken (TAL is currently suppressed in
      lib/python/.testinfo).

    - AccessControl tests don't run if run first;  lib/python/.testinfo
      pushes them to the end of the queue, at which point they *do* run.
      Global side effects suck!

    - lib/python/BTrees/testBTreesUnicode.py:  weird flakiness around
      comparison of ASCII and Unicode strings;  breaks in different
      ways under Python 2.1 and 2.2.

    - lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/tests:  three tests break due
      to security asserctions.

reference files

underline code (patch by Sean Bowman)

now creates a Page Template rather than a DTML Method.

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attribute column+'_encoding' to specify an encoding other than 'latin1'.
This encoding is needed when the UnicodeSplitter is used to convert
a Python string to unicode. Not setting the column+"_encoding attribute
retains the standard behaviour.

display in the control panel.

width properties.

object content if the content is a text type and under 64K; updated help
files.

Converted math, random, string, and sequence module documentation to API help, from dtml help. This change reflects the fact that you can use these modules from Python-based scripts and page templates as well as from DTML.

Added support for documenting Functions to API help topics. This is necessary to support help for things like PythonScripts.standard and the sequence module. Before the sequence module was DTML help, but that's wasn't right. This is especially obvious now the Python-based scripts and Page Templates can use the sequence module.