Guido van Rossum wrote: > I see two alternatives. Have you considered the third alternative that's been mentioned -- a wrapper? The issue of __contains__ etc. could be sidestepped by not giving the wrapper a __contains__ method at all. If you want to do an 'in' test you do it on the underlying dict, and then the semantics are clear. Greg
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