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A. Without warranty that any of this will actually be realized: I am
currently thinking about mechanisms for built-in on-line help and a
switch/case statement. A pthreads interface has been contributed
which I would like to merge into the latest release. The X interface
needs improving. There are also some people (independently) working
on a windowing interface based on STDWIN but with the power and ease
of use of the average modern widget set. I still hope to get some
help in producing a Windows version. It would be nice if there were a
window-based class browser (Someone at CWI has contributed one using
Motif but it needs some work). Also: improved support for embedding
Python in other applications, e.g. by renaming most global symbols to
have a "Py" prefix and providing more documentation and threading
support.
switch/case statement. There have been some discussions on
hierarchical module names which might solve the problem of the
development of large packages. A pthreads interface has been
contributed which I would like to merge into the latest release. The
X interface needs improving. There are also some people
(independently) working on a windowing interface based on STDWIN but
with the power and ease of use of the average modern widget set. I
still hope to get some help in producing a Windows version. It would
be nice if there were a window-based class browser (Someone at CWI has
contributed one using Motif but it needs some work). Also: improved
support for embedding Python in other applications, e.g. by renaming
most global symbols to have a "Py" prefix and providing more
documentation and threading support.
3. Building Python