For the dictionary initializer I would definitely want to be able to give an
object that adheres to the dictionary protocol, so that I can to things like
import anydbm
f = anydbm.open("foo", "r")
incore = dict(f)
Hmm, I guess this goes for most types: list() and tuple() should take any
iterable object, etc.
The one question is what "dictionary protocol" mean. Should it support
items()? Is only x.keys()/x[] good enough?
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