Josiah Carlson wrote: > In a recent source checkout of the trunk Lib, there are 100+ uses of setattr, 400+ uses of getattr (perhaps 10-20% of which being the 3 argument form), and a trivial number of delattr calls. I just duplicated this test on all the .py files in the Lib directory tree of a freshly updated 2.5 trunk. The results: 228 1119 18032 sets 679 3547 52532 gets 30 105 2003 dels 937 4771 72567 total Here's wc on all those .py files: 471821 1659218 16585060 total So 937 lines out of 471,821 lines called *attr() functions, or very nearly 0.2%. I'm now totally convinced: +1 on attrview(), -1 on a syntax change. This is a minor improvement for 1 out of every 500 lines, and the class arguably nicer anyway. (Of the syntax changes, I still prefer ".[]".) /larry/
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