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| = Coding = * Finish bytes implementations (what's left to do?) * Add more set behavior to dict.keys(), .items(), .view() (PEP 3106) * Library reorganization (PEP 3108, Brett Cannon) (make separate section?) * Py3kStrUniTests - fix the remaining 20-25 tests that fail in the py3k-struni branch * Implement PEP 3101 - format() method (Talin, in sandbox/pep3101) * PEP 3109 - exceptions (Collin Winter) * Clean up io.py - new I/O (PEP 3116) * Write a Windows version of _fileio.c * Write accelerators for StringIO/BytesIO & pickling (Alessandre Vassolotti) * Root out remaining uses of StringIO.py and cStringIO.c. * Implement PEP 3118 - new buffer API (Travis Oliphant, in py3k-buffer branch) * Implement PEP 3121 - UTF-8 source (Martin von Loewis) * Implement PEP 3131 - Unicode names (Martin von Loewis) * Implement PEP 3134 - exception chaining (Collin Winter?) * Implement PEP 3141 - numerical ABCs * Kill __...slice__ APIs (Thomas Wouters?) * Optimize integers * Optimize strings * Whatever isn't yet listed *done* in PEP 3100 * What else? = Documenting = * Update the docs to match the implementation * Finish writing PEP 358 (bytes) * Finish PEP 3115 (metaclasses - Talin) * Finish PEP 3119 (ABCs - GvR) * Finish PEP 3123 (new HEAD macros - Martin von Loewis) * Finish writing PEP 3135 (new super) * Finish writing PEP 3116 (new I/O) * Finish writing PEP 3141 (numerical ABCs) |
As of late 2019, Python 3.x is the current version of the language and early Python 3.0 resources and planning are out of date. Python 3 development work is done with the main project tools and systems. The [[https://wiki.python.org/moin/Py3kToDo?action=recall&rev=30|most recent substantial version of this page]] from 2009 is largely of historical interest. |
As of late 2019, Python 3.x is the current version of the language and early Python 3.0 resources and planning are out of date. Python 3 development work is done with the main project tools and systems. The most recent substantial version of this page from 2009 is largely of historical interest.