RFC: Viper: yet another python implementation
Michael Haggerty
mhagger at blizzard.harvard.edu
Wed Aug 11 10:59:10 EDT 1999
skaller at maxtal.com.au (John (Max) Skaller) writes:
> Extensions:
>
> 3) 'in' applies to dictionaries 'as if a sequence of keys were used'
At first I thought `hey that's cool!' since I'm kindof sick of typing
has_key() all the time. But then I realized that this is not really
consistent with sequence types.
item in list IMPLIES list[something] == item
but according to your definition,
item in dict IMPLIES list[item] == something
where in each case `something' is undetermined. I suggest you rethink
this `feature'.
Michael
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Michael Haggerty
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