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[Python-Dev] Adding insint() function

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Barry A. Warsaw writes:
 > +0, but it should probably be called PyDict_SetItemSomething().  It
 > seems more related to the other PyDict_SetItem*() functions, even
 > though in those cases the `*' refers to the type of the key, not the
 > value.

  Hmm... How about PyDict_SetItemStringInt() ?  It's still long, but I
don't think that's actually a problem.


  -Fred

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