> >    for r in l:
> >        """
request."""
> >        r
> >        """ = """
> >        #eval("request." + r)
> >        """
>
> I wonder if this is related to something I fixed yesterday... try
> skipping the 'response' attribute and not displaying it.  Something like
this:
> for r in l:
>     if r == 'response': continue
>     ... rest of loop ...
>
> I noticed that the HTTPResponse class had a __str__ method that
> actually mutates the object's contents, and fixed it in our CVS
> version (no anonymous CVS access available).  Maybe that's what is
> messing up your output.

yes! that solved the main problem!

i had other output problems, and i remembered that it might be necessary to
use the "-u" option with the python interpreter, which i did, and now i get,
what i expected with windows. i never had to use it before (i've written a
CGI based bug database using ZODB, which i hopefully can release soon and
some smaller python CGI script) - what make quixote "so special", that i
need that option now? just curious. ;)

great. thank you very much. let's see, what i can do now. ;)

kaweh