On Sat, 2003-10-18 at 07:07, Brett C. wrote: > I'm -1 as well. Lists do not need to grow a method for something that > only replaces two lines of code that are not tricky in any form of the word. And don't forget that the trivial function will sort any iterable, not just lists. I think for member in copysort(someset): is better than for member in list(someset).copysort(): I'm against list.copysort(), and for either leaving things unchanged or adding copysort() as a builtin (especially if it can use the reference count trick to avoid unnecessary copies). Mark Russell
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