> [Kevin Jacobs] > > ... > > I have a collection of about ~8 more bugs that is expending as I > > grow my test suite. Before I spray all of them onto SF, I want > > to hear from Guido, since some of my "bugs" are potentially subjective. > > The best way to hear from Guido is to post bugs, and suspected bugs, to > SourceForge, one bug per report. There's so much verbiage about this now on > Python-Dev that I doubt he'll ever be able to make time to catch up with it > when he returns. A great advantage of a good bug report is that it's > focused and brief. It's very true. > Slots were definitely intended as a memory optimization, and the ways in > which they don't act like "regular old attributes" are at best warts. > I see, but it seems that the only way to coherently and transparently remove the warts implies that the __dict__ of a new-style class instance with slots should be tied with the instance and cannot be anymore a vanilla dict. Something only Guido can rule about. some-more-verbiage-ly y'rs - Samuele.
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