PyDateTime_FromDateAndTime documented as PyDate_FromDateAndT

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BPO	1124278
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[smilechaser]

In datetime.h there exists a macro called:

PyDateTime_FromDateAndTime

but in the documentation (7.5.12 of the Python/C API
Reference Manual) it is documented as:

PyDate_FromDateAndTime

[brettcannon]

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Fixed in rev. 1.60 for 2.5 and rev. 1.58.2.2 in 2.4 for Doc/api/
concrete.tex .

Thanks, smilechaser.