Small glitch and a simple question

[James Westby]

On (18/12/06 08:18), Johannes Ranke wrote:
> I just looked into rfc 822 at http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0822.txt
> 
> There, in chapter 5.1 it says
> 
[...]
> 
> So this means that either one or two digits are allowed for specifying
> the day of the month, so both date specifications are allowed.

Ok, I'm not entirely sure what is correct there. I have commited the
change that will allow you to parse this file. Apologies it took me so
long. 

jw+debian at jameswestby.net-20070107205205-5sryhvfgvyho0rad
on
bzr.debian.org/bzr/pkg-python-debian/trunk

(bzr <cmd> -r revid:jw+de(etc) is how to use the string above. If cmd is
log you will see the commit. For the change use -r
before:revid:jw_deb(etc)..revid:jw+deb(etc), a bit clunky I know.)

is what you want.

This may also meaning changing your code slightly due to an API change.
Sorry about that, but it's a good change, honest. See

jw+debian at jameswestby.net-20070107185554-1idaoj2g7dm0hjuw

for details of the change, and the README is updated as well.

> > The code I wrote this module for doesn't currently care about the actual
> > changelog, it just wants to access the information in an existing one,
> > so I didn't pay much attention to that end of the API. If you would like
> > a method with a signature something like
> 
> What do you mean by "method with a signature"?

A signature of a method is the combination of it's name and arguments,
and the types of the arguments and the return type. I was meaning a
method that would look like this:

>  
> >   write_to_file(file)
> > 
> > say the word and it will be in the next version.
> 
> This would be nice to have, indeed.

I'll code it up in a minute.

Thanks,

James

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