skip at pobox.com wrote: > Ah, I forgot the data is part of the PyString object itself, not stored as a > separate char* array. Without a char* in the object it's kind of hard to do > views. That wouldn't be a problem if substrings were a separate subclass of basestring with their own representation. That's probably a good idea anyway, since you wouldn't want slicing to return substrings by default -- it should be something you have to explicitly ask for. Greg
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