Fredrik Lundh wrote:
>...
> well, I think the buffer behaviour is both
> new and pretty funny:
I think the buffer interface was introduced in 1.5 (by Jack?). I added
the 8-bit character buffer slot and buffer objects in 1.5.2.
> from array import array
>
> a = array("f", [0]*8192)
>
> b = buffer(a)
>
> for i in range(1000):
> a.append(1234)
>
> print b
>
> in other words, the buffer interface should
> be redesigned, or removed.
I don't understand what you believe is weird here. Also, are you saying
the buffer *interface* is weird, or the buffer *object* ?
thx,
-g
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