On Aug 28, 10:45 am, Martin Albrecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Then I don't know. I suppose it is NotImplementedError.
Ok.
What does html() exactly do? According to the doc string, its argument
must be a string.
It seems to me that it just garnishes the string with `<html><font
color='black'>` and `</font></html>`.
And this is surprising to me. My expectation was that html(X) takes
any object X, tests whether it has a certain special method (say,
`__html__`) for making use of it, and only if the special method isn't
there, it returns something based on str(X).
Best regards
Simon
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