On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, Guido van Rossum wrote:
> I forget what indices() was -- is it the moreal equivalent of keys()?
Yes, it's range(len(s)).
> If irange(s) is zip(range(len(s)), s), I see how that's a bit
> unwieldy. In the past there were syntax proposals, e.g. ``for i
> indexing s''. Maybe you and Just can draft a PEP?
In the same vein as zip(), i think it's much easier to just toss in
a couple of built-ins than try to settle on a new syntax. (I already
uploaded a patch to add indices() and irange() to the built-ins,
immediately after i posted my first message on this thread.)
Surely a PEP isn't required for a couple of built-in functions that
are simple and well understood? You can just call thumbs-up or
thumbs-down and be done with it.
-- ?!ng
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