Guido van Rossum <guido at python.org> writes: >> A collections *package* is a fine idea. I say "package" instead of >> "module" because there are literally hundreds of container types, >> and queues and bags are a tiny corner of that space. An example >> dear to my heart is BTrees (I maintain Zope's BTree implementation), >> which is a wonderful way to get an associative mapping sorted by key >> value. BTrees have a large API all by themselves, so it wouldn't >> make sense to try to squash them into a module along with 50 other >> container types. > > Right. +1 for a package. I've added this idea to PEP 320 to try to stop it disappearing into the murk... Cheers, mwh -- In short, just business as usual in the wacky world of floating point <wink>. -- Tim Peters, comp.lang.python
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