...shouldn't it return True/False?
examples:
>>> a = 'python'
>>> a.__contains__('perl')
0
>>> a.__contains__('python')
1
>>> a = { 'python' : 1, 'ruby' : 1 }
>>> a.__contains__('perl')
0
>>> a.__contains__('python')
1
>>>
instead of:
>>> a = 'python'
>>> a.__contains__('perl')
False
>>> a.__contains__('python')
True
>>> a = { 'python' : 1, 'ruby' : 1 }
>>> a.__contains__('perl')
False
>>> a.__contains__('python')
True
>>>
The reason for asking is that i.e. obj.__eq__() returns True/False,
and besides True/False looks nicer than 1/0 ;>
ps. I'll send a patch to sf.net in a matter of minutes.
Please, decide if it should be applied, thanks.
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