There's something that bothers me about putting the path in an
attribute rather than subclassing tuple. I prefer it that way but I
don't see how you'd do directory slicing and joining. If the path is
a tuple it's easy:
p = Path("/a/b/c")
p[:-1] # Path("/a/b")
If the directory components are on an attribute
p.path[:-1] # ("a", "b")
How do you do slicing and joining? If Path subclasses object, it
could be done there like in the first example. But if Path subclasses
string, that API is taken:
p[:-1] # "/a/b"
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Mike Orr <sluggoster at gmail.com>
(mso at oz.net address is semi-reliable)
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