Revision 1097

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Author:	pje
Date:	Fri May 9 18:31:42 2003 UTC (21 years ago)

Log Message:

Removed regular expression support from URL.Base; it was only there for
ease of migration while I was switching all of PEAK's URL classes over to
the new parsing framework.  Since use of regular expressions for URL syntax
is now deprecated (so that URLs can be formattable as well as parseable),
there's no reason to keep this in URL.Base.

Added the ability for other name types (composite and compound) to be used
as structural feature types (e.g. for URL fields), and for compound name
types to generate a corresponding composite name type.  Changed LDAP urls
to use this ability, which means the LDAP 'basedn' field is now always
a composite name.

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Path	Action	Text Changes	Prop Changes	Diff to Previous
PEAK/CHANGES.txt	modified	X		(diff to previous)
PEAK/src/peak/naming/URL.py	modified	X		(diff to previous)
PEAK/src/peak/naming/names.py	modified	X		(diff to previous)
PEAK/src/peak/naming/tests/__init__.py	modified	X		(diff to previous)
PEAK/src/peak/storage/LDAP.py	modified	X		(diff to previous)