The latest update is here. Carl and Greg, can I add your names to the
PEP author list?
I think we are very close. I'd like to start working on the
implmentation. The modifications to the struct module is probably where
I'll start.
I really like the possibilities this will open up for shari
"BJörn Lindqvist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> col = attrtuple(r = 255, g = 0, b = 128)
> r, g, b = col
That is handled reasonably well with Raymond's recipe (or variants
thereof).
> el = make_el('input', type = 'text', class = 'query')
XML elements are not ordering sensitive.
> Or interface e
On 3/27/07, Frank Benkstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> One thing that has come up quite often IIRC is the request for an
> ordered mapping type. It would like to propose to add such a type to
> Python 3000 and make it immutable, to prevent all kind of problems that
> would occur otherwise
> I believe the reason for immutable *args is one of optimization.
I think there is also a correctness issue at work. For an immutable
argument tuple, you can be sure that the tuple won't change "behind
you". That, in turn, means that PyArg_ParseTuple can return borrowed
references, so that C func
Frank Benkstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> One thing that has come up quite often IIRC is the request for an
> ordered mapping type. It would like to propose to add such a type to
> Python 3000 and make it immutable, to prevent all kind of problems that
> would occur otherwise. Other than that i
On Tue, Mar 27, 2007, Frank Benkstein wrote:
>
> Comments? Should I try to wrap this up as a PEP?
You should try to start a discussion on either comp.lang.python or
python-ideas.
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Hi,
One thing that has come up quite often IIRC is the request for an
ordered mapping type. It would like to propose to add such a type to
Python 3000 and make it immutable, to prevent all kind of problems that
would occur otherwise. Other than that it should behave just
the same as dictionaries f
