On Sun, 2003-12-14 at 17:05, Fredrik Lundh wrote: > V. a join() builtin (join(x,s) becomes s.join(x)). All of the common sep.join() > use cases read better without the string literal prefix. Really? I predict everlasting confusion on argument order. It's not obvious from the method name whether the joining separator comes first or second. My wish list: V <wink>. Explicit global imports. I want a way to spell "import this from the global standard library even if there's a this.py in the local directory". VI. PEP 318 or something like it. -Barry
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