>> I don't know what you mean here. Do you mean Mac OS 9 or Mac OS X?
>> I use bsddb all the time on Mac OS X.
Raymond> Hmm, I'll have to fix the docs too. They currently list bsddb
Raymond> as being only for Unix and Windows.
For non-GUI stuff Mac OS X is more Unix than Macintosh. ;-)
Raymond> Yes. Iterators and the rest of the mapping API (__iter__, pop,
Raymond> popitem, iteritems, setdefault, etc).
Raymond> Like dumbdbm and shelve, this is done by including
Raymond> UserDict.DictMixin as a base class.
I say go for it unless there's a serious backward compatibility problem. I
suspect the vast majority of the people who use bsddb do so through the
anydbm module, so if usage that way doesn't break you should be okay.
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