At 02:07 PM 5/24/2005 -0700, Heikki Toivonen wrote:
> +from datetime import datetime
This is just a general note about from vs import. I think we determined
that import is better, so things like this would be better to write:
import datetime.datetime as datetime
Since these two statements do the same thing, I don't understand how/why
one could be better, unless you mean readability. However, from a
readability perspective, I find "from datetime import datetime" much better
than the other, which is both verbose and contains 50% more redundant
content. :)
> +from PyICU import GregorianCalendar, DateFormatSymbols
> +dateFormatSymbols = DateFormatSymbols()
This looks weird. Maybe python gurus can weigh in if this should be changed.
Well, I notice that in the diff, the resulting object is only called with
no-argument getters, so in principle this could be made a module, or a
class with classmethods so as to avoid the instantiation step. But maybe
there are other issues involved? Andi?
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