> > Yes, that would be good. Is there anything besides maketrans() in the > > string module worth saving? (IMO letters and digits etc. are not -- > > you can use s.isletter() etc. for that.) > > I'm not following, are you saying we don't need string.ascii_letters and > friends any more? Hm, I'd forgotten about ascii_letters. It would make a beautiful class attribute of str. I *do* think that we don't need string.letters -- the only use for it I've seen is checking if a character is in that string, and c.isletter() is faster. But if someone has a use case for it that isn't argued away, I'd be okay with seeing it reincarnated as a class attribute of str too. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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