-> But that's an implementation detail: the important thing is the
-> interface.  Would anyone be unduly inconvenienced if I removed any or
-> all of:
->   * quixote.session.get_session_manager()
->     (could easily be replaced in publish.py)
->   * quixote.session.set_session_manager()
->     (does not make any sense and will not be replaced)
->   * quixote.session.get_session()
->     (already replaced in publish.py)
->   * quixote.session.has_session()
->     (could easily be replaced in publish.py)
->   * quixote.session.get_app_state()
->     (could easily be replaced in publish.py)
-> ?

I would love you for this -- this is the main obstacle for me to changing
over to a fully threaded implementation!

So, the only "global" would be the publisher, correct?

-> P.S. yes, this does mean I've been writing docs on Quixote session
-> management.  It's impossible to write docs without doing some
-> code cleanup...

That's why I'm holding off on writing docs for my two Quixote-based
projects, frankly... ;)

--t