-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hi,
I'm working with websearch/search_engine_summarizer and I noticed this line: > 73 d_recids[coll] = recids & search_engine.search_pattern(p=colldef) Now, from the comments in miscutil/intbitset_setup.py I would expect intbitset to export the same interface as python's set library. Is this the case? And if so, Is this x & y syntax a synonym for set intersect as I would expect? And if so, is there any reason I can't rewrite this as x.intersect(y) to make it explicit? I'm not wild about the use of bitwise operators with operands which aren't (explicitly defined to be) bits. Joe -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJL0huuAAoJEGh+D3e/PaCrMcoQAIGMrM95CB0PDtOoO/pbySZ1 hdQcTubKZTeKtB87vouTjzx1Mzd9YvZX6nav3bEjy9xCLDb6DeGKIClQQ4cc015P ZInh8tj/+1pXLn50WkaSUBH2oSoyV1a5klJhrj8vjttiWBhfDjYbcKyT54je5n09 k5M5+qiWmwiQfd+2QZW3Gk7nycAeDoxedAVlfnf0H4VzZYPjpubjNTspQ+CQ1uRu QMqD2WLQ5wogM2K0Qczs6nnbk/8kevYzdlYLIhKZ+vuLGZMh1BpoUewInhQGezkb pAKN2ugfPQUs0TbfLbFd2U8Pmba3RQwHjag11FsRxZUHbsXcP3QZzcAH+f9qogWq LhdL1/keFLI2czfqG1Fp0F9Q3F08TBw+0rKd65smrIAtUlTItOzouqmio3oSXYoL 0zn9sMU4zkA+r3ln7DiK01gBKbYfrrP74+2l+mXonhL5LckpeBvLOkLnT64T8Wu4 soYfuhqrse3X6FkWSwsis7wCFg4qzMs2bRD//DUdHybO2lERQKf7LpRcuHeIREtu uW3sXuEbPHbEZ8KqZO0cqgr8wtX7A8nFBtuKrtkZBbzJs2D8qoq03WIcUNueCYy6 u1iVpnd2OrvuUeOCxqsaEM3JgEaFZWXXz2uK+KeFy+gD4RVdxb6KEHdQgMp2KN4U EXjKfBB1z8rSg68eRURQ =WJeG -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
