Guido van Rossum wrote: > I've never heard of someone who had a use case for > denormalized fractions, but I don't doubt that Peter has a use case > for denormalized IPNetwork objects. (Do you doubt that Peter has such > a use case? If so, we have a much more fundamental disagreement.) It would be interesting to know what his use case is. Maybe it can be addressed in a different way that doesn't require denormalised network objects. > my "sometimes it > would be useful" was meant as a gentle nudge in the direction of > keeping the .ip attribute. I think the point is that it would have to be useful a *lot* of the time, not just "sometimes", to be worth having it on every IPNetwork object. -- Greg
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