PythonInterpreter and Python 11

Recently trying to add a console to my program I found that the
example that comes with Jython isn't useful if you want more than one
seperate instance of a console because the state of all instanciated
consoles share the same state.

Trying to then rewrite the console to be able to do that ran me into
some problems, the PythonConsole and ReadlineConsole Java classes (I
think those are the names, not sure as I don't use them) that come
with Jython suffer the same problem (but for a different reason). 
These console's also share each other's state and cannot be multiply
instanciated because they shadow the PythonInterpreter.__init__
'state' argument in their own constructors with a null argument, which
makes all instances of those classes share the default global
interpreter state.

After trying every Python trick I know, I couldn't get around these
problems so I rewrote the console class from scratch in Python to
allow the passing in of a new system state object.

So I'm not sure want to send as a bug fix for Jython, a new python
only console, or rewrite the two Java classes?  Any suggestions?

Further I was suprised to find in my digest this morning a message
from Guido saying that Python 11 is being held right here in Portland
Oregon.  Anyone doing a Jython presentation?

-Michel


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