>>>>> "TP" == Tim Peters <tim_one at email.msn.com> writes:
TP> Same here, except as a method we've got it twice backwards
TP> <wink>: it should be a string method, but a method of the
TP> *separator*:
TP> sep.join(seq)
TP> same as
| convert each elt in seq to a string of the same flavor as
| sep, then paste the converted strings together with sep
| between adjacent elements
TP> So
TP> " ".join(list)
TP> delivers the same result as today's
TP> string.join(map(str, list), " ")
TP> and
TP> L" ".join(list)
TP> does much the same tomorrow but delivers a Unicode string (or
TP> is the "L" for Lundh string <wink>?).
TP> It looks odd at first, but the more I play with it the more I
TP> think it's "the right thing" to do
At first glance, I like this proposal a lot. I'd be happy to code it
up if David'll stop throwing those rocks. Whether or not they hit me,
they still hurt <snif> :)
-Barry
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