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Wrap os.path functions in method calls...
Wrap os.path functions in method calls Some functions from os.path are now references to C functions (e.g. isdir on Windows). This breaks the path module, because compiled functions do not get bound to an object instance. All os.path functions have been wrapped in method calls, out of general caution. Closes gh-737

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Here is a paragraph of text.

  • One.
    • Sublist
      • Here we go
    • Sublist - Here we go - Here we go
  • Two.
    • Sublist
  • Three.
    • Sublist

Now another list:


  1. Here we go
    1. Sublist
    2. Sublist
  2. There we go
  3. Now this

And another paragraph.

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Heading (h4)

Heading (h5)
Heading (h6)

Heading (h2)

Heading (h1)

Heading (h2)

Heading (h3)

Heading (h4)

Heading (h5)
Heading (h6)

Now for a simpel code example:

for i in range(10):
    print i

Now more text

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Here is text.

> This is a block quote. This is a block quote. This is a block quote.
> This is a block quote. This is a block quote. This is a block quote.
> This is a block quote. This is a block quote. This is a block quote.
> This is a block quote. This is a block quote. This is a block quote.
> This is a block quote. This is a block quote. This is a block quote.
> This is a block quote. This is a block quote. This is a block quote.

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