> At the moment, built in objects such as lists don't support the slice > notaton l[a:b:c]. Would there be support for including this in Python > 2.3? If so, what would be the necessary procedure? Would this require a > PEP? > > Alex Martelli has offered to do the code, if someone will champion the > work. I'm happy to do this, but I don't have commit privileges, so it > would require someone else to actually commit any changes. I presume > that the correct approach would be to submit the changes as a patch to > SourceForge? Yes. No PEP is needed, but I'm -0 on the idea -- I don't see what use there is for this besides theoretical neatness; I'm sure it complicates a lot of code. IOW What's the use case? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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