> Guido> Suppose this idea had started differently: as an improvement to > Guido> dir(), to make it return all the attributes (or at least all the > Guido> ones that are reasonably discoverable). I don't think anyone > Guido> would complain. > > Yeah, but there have already been complaints about the change to what dir() > returns for list instances in the context of the 2.2 class/type unification. > I can only suppose there are going to be complaints about other changes > (from other people) if dir() changes in other ways. But the proposed change would revert the change that people complained about: it would return all the methods of a list, like before. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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