Python language suggestion

[Chris Ryland]

This migh sound radical, but has anyone ever entertained the idea that
foo.'bar bletch' might be a useful and logical extension of Python's
current attribute selection machinery?

I realize that foo['bar bletch'] is just as good for dictionary-like
objects, but foo.'bar bletch' would be very much more attractive in one
application I'm considering (which must use AppleScript-style
attributes, which can include spaces),and it seemed like a general
improvement to allow an arbitrary (constant) string after an
attribute "oeprator" (.).
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Chris Ryland * Em Software, Inc. * www.emsoftware.com


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