On Dec 27, 2010, at 3:28 PM, Jacek Kałucki wrote:
> - Change iteritems() to items() reference to conform to incoming Python 3.0.
Generally, it's not worth changing the current syntax to support 3.0 if
that change results in slower performance. With large lists, iteritems() is
faster than items(), which is why that's been adopted for the items() method in
3.0. Similarly, we don't want to change all of our xrange() calls to range(),
as that will unnecessarily slow down anyone running 2.x.
-- Ed Leafe
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