>> wink> + string.join(seq) [etc] [Barry] > Check the CVS branch. It does seem pretty cool! It's even more fun to play with than to argue about <wink>. Thank you, Barry! A bug: >>> 'ab'.endswith('b',0,1) # right 0 >>> 'ab'.endswith('ab',0,1) # wrong 1 >>> 'ab'.endswith('ab',0,0) # wrong 1 >>> Two legit compiler warnings from a previous checkin: Objects\intobject.c(236) : warning C4013: 'isspace' undefined; assuming extern returning int Objects\intobject.c(243) : warning C4013: 'isalnum' undefined; assuming extern returning int One docstring glitch ("very" -> "every"): >>> print ''.join.__doc__ S.join(sequence) -> string Return a string which is the concatenation of the string representation of very element in the sequence. The separator between elements is S. >>> "-".join("very nice indeed! ly".split()) + " y'rs - tim"
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