On 3/24/2011 8:10 PM, Eugene Toder wrote:
Although we do something similar with namedtuple (instead of using a
dict), so it's not like we have a strict distinction.
Named tuple is a convenience to avoid creating boilerplate classes (or
resorting to use dict with well-known keys).
My point is that I don't see the distinction between avoiding using
dicts with well-known keys and wanting to access a dict with attribute
access (which is where this started). Seems the same to me.
Not that it matters much to me either way.
Eric.
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