[Michael Chermside] > ... > But both sides could probably be happy with: > > aList.sort(chain=True).reverse() > > Right? Probably not: some people want list.sort() to return a (shallow) copy of the list in sorted order, leaving the original list alone, sometimes. Somtimes not. It's all dead easy already, of course.
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