It would because __dict__ wouldn't be a dictionary; it would be a dlict (dictionary-list hybrid). This is the one compatibility issue that has come up. Code that expects module's to have a real dictionary will break -- both in Python where it is probably quite rare and at the C level where some API calls require real dicts. The __dict__ object will implement the mapping protocol. It just won't be a dict. Jeremy
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