>>>>> "A" == Aahz <aahz@pythoncraft.com> writes:
A> Hrm. But until it's no longer a separate package, why use
A> 2.2-specific features in the builtin package?
Because it's convenient, and the semantics are subtly different (and
IMO suboptimal) without them. E.g. the builtin version uses a
generator in a few places, while the standalone version uses an
iterator. The generator version is much more intuitive, but to write
cross-version code that uses that interface you need to do something
like call list() on a return value.
-Barry
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