On Friday 07 November 2003 20:47, Skip Montanaro wrote: ... > The only clear loser is the 'char in set' case, no doubt due to its > current Python implementation, however testing a character for membership > in a short string seems to be faster than using the .is*() methods to me. Very interesting! To me, this suggests fixing this performance bug -- there is no reason that I can see why the .is* methiods should be _slower_. Would a performance bugfix (no implementation change, just a speedup) be OK for 2.3.3, I hope? That would motivate me to work on it soonest... Alex
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