The old code calls::
bisect.insort(self.chain,(priority,func))
but this fails in Python 3 with something like the message: "can't
order func".
If it were important to use bisect to save time, I suppose one would
pass orderable wrapper objects to bisect. However, speed seems
irrelevant here, so I replaced the call with::
key = lambda a:a[0]
aList.sort(key=key)
Edward
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