Iterating over a dictionary's sorted keys

[Mark Hammond]

"Alan Daniels" <daniels at mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> then maybe I would :-), so I see your point. Still the getting of a
> list of sorted keys is really, really handy, so hopefully
>
>     keys = some_dict.sorted_keys()

I agree its handy, but dont think it's worth adding a convenience function
to collapse two lines down to one.  There are _lots_ of really, really
handy things you can do in 2 lines of Python, so where would we stop?

Mark.