Pydoc.py fixes links

[rastm2]

BPO	735694
Files	pydocchanges.txt: ascii text

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[rastm2]

This is for Ka-Ping Yee.

The links to certain python docs are incorrect
in the document server link dictionary called
"class Helper" about line 1377 to 1490' of pydoc.py .

The corrected section of code is attached.

You should be able to cut and paste the code right
over the original code and save the file to fix all
your links.

The individual changes I made follow the code.

Ping, if this helps, please drop me a line.
I'm a newbie programmer, so make sure you
look over the changes.

It would make my day to get a word from
a real programmer - if this is correct or otherwise.

If it's already been fixed, then I'm sorry to
waste you time. :)

Thanks,
Ray St. Marie
Rastm2@aol.com

[nnorwitz]

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Thanks for the patch. Some of the changes have been made
already. I modified the patch a bit. You can browse the
CVS repository to view the changes.

Next time, please produce a context diff using cvs diff -c
or diff -c against the current version of the file from CVS.
It is easier to apply the patches.

Checked in as Lib/pydoc.py 1.83