> I don't think that many people will use this feature, yet everybody > would pay for the performance hit. I wonder how many reasonable real-life scenarios actually exist for this feature? My personal use would be for COM, to implement case-insensitive namespaces. In some cases, case-insensitivity is actually part of the implementation specification, and I can imagine other scenarios where case insensitive namespaces are "reasonable" even in the face of Python's excellent decision not to go this route. I wonder is this is actually the root of many requests to see this feature implemented? If not, it would be interesting to see what the competing desires really are. Mark.
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