Hi, mmh, kind of break strange as it may seem (CVS homework results) in 1994 Guido added some tests for the tuple built-in to the test suite but this one has never grown some explicit tests for the basic behavior of list(SEQ). Maybe there is some esoteric reason for this, but anyway I have just posted a patch to SF https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=523169&group_id=5470& atid=305470 with tests for list() and an amended test for tuple(), in particular they try to check: list2 = list(LIST) list2 is not LIST and list2 == LIST tuple(TUPLE) is TUPLE also the documented behavior. Yup, there is no hurry to check this in, I have written this because yesterday the lacking test has burned "badly" your Jython brothers [we don't have a time machine on our side :(] and for the benefit of the future generations of Python re-implementers. The new tests pass Python 2.2. hoping-that-doing-this-so-late-in-game-will-not-cause-some-kind-of-karmic- unbalance-also-because-I-have-just-bumped-the-#-of-patches-from-sacred-128- to-129-ly y'rs - Samuele.
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