The file submitted, turtle.py, essentially contains a backport of the new features, which were added to the turtle module with Python 3.1. Otherwise this versions is 100% compatible with the turtle module of Python 2.6. So scripts written with Python 3.1's turtle module will run unchanged with identical behaviour under Python 2.7. The same do - of course - scripts written with Python 2.6's version of the turtle module. Remark: There were also some enhancements and cleanup in the code for Python 3.1, which I also did backport to this version. Inclusion of this version of turtle.py into Python 2.7 will need an update of the docs (essentially to those of Python 3.1). I'll be able to submit an appropriate *.rst file within a week or so.
Unfortunately, I feel that you are (again) too late here. 2.7 has already seen its first beta release, so new features are not acceptable. You can still try to petition acceptance of new features with the release manager.
As far as I remember, in the past there was a feature - freeze only with the appearance of beta2? Maybe I'm wrong. So there remains only to try to interpret the term "new feature" appropriately, as all those features are already present in Python 3.1. If there are serious objections against adopting it, I'll accept them of course. I just wanted to serve the community with making Python 2.7 more similar to Python 3.1 Regards, Gregor
I see, that Benjamin Peterson, the release manager, is on the nosy list now. So please decide on this issue. If you need any supplementary information, I'll try to provide it. (The issue concerning the adoption of this version of the turtle module for Python 3.1 can be found here: http://bugs.python.org/issue5923) Regards, Gregor
