Thank you Jeff for the clarification.
Thought so that could be something like this, but was not so clear on
spot.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007, 4:15:48 PM, you wrote:
JS> On 8/14/07, Adam Groszer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> A strange thing happened today:
>> >>> x = LocationProxy(None, "foo", "bar
On 8/14/07, Adam Groszer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A strange thing happened today:
> >>> x = LocationProxy(None, "foo", "bar")
> >>> x is None
> False
> >>> x == None
> True
>
> Is this OK or I'm just missing something?
You have to understand how Python's ``is`` differs from ``==``. An
`is` che
Hello,
A strange thing happened today:
>>> x = LocationProxy(None, "foo", "bar")
>>> x is None
False
>>> x == None
True
Is this OK or I'm just missing something?
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Best regards,
Adam mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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