"M.-A. Lemburg" wrote: > Also, why should we hide something useful from the Python > programmer if it's there anyway ? (One thing I've always wondered > about is why Python doesn't expose Py_True and Py_False through > the builtin module...) I have no idea why they are not exposed, of course. but my guess would be because there is no boolean type, there is no need for them. I myself have never needed a boolean type, "zero" or "empty" have always worked for me as a boolean false. What are they used at the C level for? > I guess, I'll add a constructor to mx.Tools, my repository > for missing builtins ;-) Does mx.Tools offer a boolean type? -Michel
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