from 2.5 branch.

      - Collector 386: workaround for hanging FTP connections
        with NcFTP

don't have a corresponding .py file, to prevent tests that import
deleted modules from running using the stale bytecode files.  This has
bitten enough people enough times that it's time it became a standard
part of every test suite runner.  (Zope3 already has it.)

Somebody merge this into the Zope2 trunk please.

refactored much code that conditionally called v.read(). Also, allow the input to a converter to be a unicode string. This is not used by ZPublisher, but is helpful for other code that uses the converters such as OFS.PropertyManager

(revision 1.72 or Catalog.py).

TTW searches are no longer optimized to restore the old
behaviour (user does not fill out any form fields ->
return all hits)

For application related searches we keep the optimization
but it is possible to disable optimization by passing
'optimize=0' as additional parameters to searchResults().

Simplify initZopeSplitter() and remove unnecessary PyErr_Occurred().

Use string macros for objects that are guaranteed to be strings.

Remove unnecessary \ at end of line.

In innermost loop of splitter function, replace ASSIGN() macro with
Py_DECREF() and simple assignment.  The macro was doing more work
than necessary because it called XDECREF on an object that was
guaranteed not to be NULL.

Use less horizontal whitespace in next_word().

(without converting their contents...needs reindexing)

be needed for the ZMI

unneeded imports

to retrieve the id of an index from index.id to index.getId()

Pluggable indexes no longer subclass PluggableIndex.PluggableIndex.
Instead PluggableIndex.py only contains the interface description.

I only ran it as a script.

Added computed attribute for mapply to make up for removal of func_* attributes from normal state in previous fix

was really stupid. It caused problems because func_defaults might
be non-unpicklable (e.g. includes somemodule.rfind).

Added simple unit test to allow me to fix the bug.

Collector #348: decapitate() now recognizes both \r\n and \n\n
to be compliant with the HTTP RFC

to be compliant with the HTTP RFC