I assume the the idea is that everybody has Path available without the need to
do the import dance first.
If its for personal convenience you can always do this trick, that is used by
gettext to make _ a builtin.
import pathlib
import builtings
builtins.__dict__['Path'] = pathlib.Path
Now Pat
The check is made against a boolean value in the C extension, I don't think
that it offers a significant speed-up against the pure python code.
but it offers a simpler (reduced, global) assertion syntax though.
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>>> For the startup time, you could keep it around as builtin but save the
>>> import time until someone actually uses it.
>>
>> That would mean creating a system of lazy imports, which is an
>> entirely separate proposal.
>
> It's that complicated ? I know it's not exactly properties on a class,
>
Hold on.
aiohttp doesn't suffer from hooks absence. Moreover, I don't see how these
hooks could be utilized by aiohttp. Gunicorn workers are not imported and
instantiated by user code, they are imported by gunicorn using a command
line parameter.
Please choose a different use case as the proof of
2018-06-06 14:51 GMT+02:00 Chris Angelico :
> On Wed, Jun 6, 2018 at 7:51 PM, Jacco van Dorp wrote:
>> For the startup time, you could keep it around as builtin but save the
>> import time until someone actually uses it.
>
> That would mean creating a system of lazy imports, which is an
> entirely
On Wed, Jun 6, 2018 at 7:51 PM, Jacco van Dorp wrote:
> For the startup time, you could keep it around as builtin but save the
> import time until someone actually uses it.
That would mean creating a system of lazy imports, which is an
entirely separate proposal.
ChrisA
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Hi Yuri,
>
> I actually want to propose to reduce policies API surface by
> deprecating and then removing "set_child_watcher()" methods. Besides,
> there are many other higher priority To-Do items for asyncio in 3.8,
> like implementing Trio's nursery-like objects and cancellation scopes
> or
For the startup time, you could keep it around as builtin but save the
import time until someone actually uses it.
While I agree sqrt should be a builtin as well, I think there's a good
argument to be made for Path to. I just switched to it the past month,
and im liking it a lot over constructs li
On Wed, Jun 6, 2018 at 4:18 PM, Chris Barker via Python-ideas
wrote:
>
> Also -- seems kind of odd to raise a KeyError when the key IS there?!?
class DuplicateKeyError(LookupError): pass
Problem solved :)
ChrisA
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