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	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age	Files	Lines
*	Don't catch unhandled exceptions in examples.	Thomas Kluyver	2013-12-13	1	-2/+0
\| \| \| \|	Let Python handle printing a traceback and exiting in these cases.
*	Simplify FSM running example	Thomas Kluyver	2013-10-21	1	-12/+1
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*	Add simple test for pexpect.FSM	Thomas Kluyver	2013-10-21	1	-2/+4
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*	py2.5-compatible exception handling	jquast	2013-09-22	1	-2/+2
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*	Fix pexpect.FSM for Python 3	Thomas Kluyver	2013-09-19	1	-20/+19
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*	Move FSM -> pexpect.FSM	Thomas Kluyver	2013-09-19	1	-0/+346
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*	Moved everything up one directory level.	Noah Spurrier	2012-10-26	1	-346/+0
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*	Added backward compatability back to Python 2.2.	Noah Spurrier	2012-10-25	1	-12/+9
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	I removed some of the changes I was working on for Python3 (mostly exception systax). The reason for doing this is that it's impossible to maintain a single source file that supports both Python2 and Python3, so Python3 is never going to happen in this code anyway. This is one of the most annoying things about Python3. Maybe I'll create a build script that strips out the Python3 crap so I can at least maintain one set of source files that can be retargeted to Python2 or Python3 as a pre-install step. This may not be strictly true, but short of adding conditional tests and exceptions to handle run-time errors I can't think of a clean way to do this.
*	This is mostly an update to the license.	Noah Spurrier	2012-10-25	1	-28/+46
\| \| \| \| \|	I updated the license to a simpler FSF and OSI approved license. I also did some code cleanup.
*	Added a few new features. Cleaned up code.	noah	2007-12-07	1	-124/+169
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*	Updated docs.	noah	2007-03-07	1	-108/+131
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*	Added some svn:keywords	noah	2006-08-12	1	-3/+1
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*	Added CVS variables to the source code for Revision and Date.	noah	2002-08-28	1	-2/+5
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*	New and improved Finite State Machine with example.	noah	2002-08-23	1	-0/+262