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Function	parse_iso8601_date	Parses a standard ISO 8601 format date, ignoring time zones.
Class	ErrorReportEvent	A new error report has been created.
Class	ErrorReport	No class docstring; 0/1 class methods, 1/4 methods documented
Class	ErrorReportingUtility	No class docstring; 9/12 methods documented
Class	ErrorReportRequest	Undocumented
Class	ScriptRequest	Fake request that can be passed to ErrorReportingUtility.raising.
Class	OopsLoggingHandler	Python logging handler that records OOPSes on exception.
Class	SoftRequestTimeout	Soft request timeout expired
Function	end_request	Undocumented
Class	UserRequestOops	A user requested OOPS to log statements.
Function	maybe_record_user_requested_oops	If an OOPS has been requested, report one.
Class	OopsNamespace	A namespace handle traversals with ++oops++.
Function	_normalise_whitespace	Normalise the whitespace in a string to spaces
Function	_safestr	Undocumented
Function	_is_sensitive	Return True if the given request variable name is sensitive.

def _is_sensitive(request, name):

Return True if the given request variable name is sensitive.

Sensitive request variables should not be recorded in OOPS
reports.  Currently we consider the following to be sensitive:
 * any name containing 'password' or 'passwd'
 * cookies
 * the HTTP_COOKIE header.

def parse_iso8601_date(datestring):

Parses a standard ISO 8601 format date, ignoring time zones.

Performs no validation whatsoever. It just plucks up to the first 7 numbers from the string and passes them to datetime.datetime, so would in fact parse any string containing reasonable numbers.

This function can be replaced with datetime.datetime.strptime() once we move to Python 2.5.

def maybe_record_user_requested_oops():

If an OOPS has been requested, report one.

Returns The oopsid of the requested oops. Returns None if an oops was not requested, or if there is already an OOPS.

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