Fred, Reading the "What's New in Python 2.3" section, I find the following sentence in "5 Extended Slices": Ever since Python 1.4 the slice syntax has supported a third ``Stride'' argument, but the builtin sequence types have not supported this feature (it was initially included at the behest of the developers of the Numerical Python package). This changes with Python 2.3. This is ambiguous. Exactly *HOW* does it change with Python 2.3? Does the stride argument go away, or do builtin sequence types now support the stride argument? If I'd followed this newsgroup more carefully, I'd probably know the answer. The paragraph about PendingDeprecationWarning, which follows the above quote, probably provides a clue, but it seems out of place, having nothing to do with slices. Gary Herron gherron@islandtraining.com
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