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Author terry.reedy
Recipients python-dev, serhiy.storchaka, terry.reedy
Date 2015-05-17.15:36:12
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The idea, obviously, is for python -m idlelib to also work on all systems.  When this was requested as part of the discussion on another issue, I thought there was no idlelib.__main__ because __main__ did not work on 2.7.  Someone corrected me and the expectation of me and others was that the absence was just an easily corrected oversight.  Turns out not so.  I wanted to at least document that the backport is not trivial.  I am rather curious why the same code behaves so differently on 2.7.
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