Warren DeLano wrote:
> In other words we have lost the ability to refer to "as" as the
> generalized OOP-compliant/syntax-independent method name for casting:
Other possible spellings:
# Use the normal Python idiom for avoiding keyword clashes
# and append a trailing underscore
new_object = old_object.as_(class_hint)
float_obj = int_obj.as_("float")
float_obj = int_obj.as_(float_class)
# Use a different word (such as, oh, "cast" perhaps?)
new_object = old_object.cast(class_hint)
float_obj = int_obj.cast("float")
float_obj = int_obj.cast(float_class)
You could make a PEP if you really wanted to, but it's going to be rejected.
Cheers,
Nick.
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Nick Coghlan | ncoghlan at gmail.com | Brisbane, Australia
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