Christian wrote: > The split/join issue is really on the edge where I begin to not > like it. It is clear that the join method *must* be performed as > a method of the joining character, since the method expects a > list as its argument. We've been through this a number of times on c.l.py. "What is this trash - I want list.join(sep)!" After some head banging (often quite violent - ie, 4 or 5 exchanges), they get that list.join(sep) sucks. But they still swear they'll never use sep.join(list). So you end up saying "Well, string.join still works". We'll need a pre-emptive FAQ entry with the link bound to a key stroke. Or a big increase in the PSU budget... - Gordon
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