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hi devs,<br><br>just an idea that popped up in my mind: re.findall() returns a list of tuples, where every entry of each tuple represents a match group.<br>since match groups can be named, we are able to use named tuples instead of plain tuples here, in the same fashion as namedtupleâs rename works: misssing group names get renamed to _1 and so on. i suggest to add the rename keyword option, to findall, defaulting to True, since mixed positional and named tuples are more common than in usual use cases of namedtuple.<br>
<br>do you think itâs a good idea?<br><br>finally: should i join the mailing list to see answers? should i file a PEP? i have no idea how the inner workings of python development are, but i wanted to share this idea with you :)<br>
<br>thanks for keeping python great,<br>philipp<br>
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