Tim:
> Moshe:
>>
>> Fixed support for containment test when a negative step is used; this
>> *really* closes bug #121965.
>>
>> Added three attributes to the xrange object: start, stop, and step.
>> These are the same as for the slice objects.
>>
>> In the containment test, get the boundary condition right. ">" was used
>> where ">=" should have been.
>>
>> This closes bug #121965.
>
> This one Aahz singled out previously as a canonical example of a
> patch he would *not* include, because adding new attributes seemed
> potentially disruptive to him (but why? maybe someone was depending on
> the precise value of len(dir(xrange(42)))?).
I'm not sure about this, but it seems to me that the attribute change
will generate a different .pyc. If I'm wrong about that, this patch
as-is is fine with me; otherwise, I'd lobby to use the containment fix
but not the attributes (assuming we're willing to use part of a patch).
>From my POV, it's *real* important that .pyc files be portable between
bugfix releases, and so far I haven't seen any argument against that
goal.
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