[Python-Dev] PEP for adding an sq_index slot so that any object, a or b, can be used in X[a:b] notation
Jim Jewett
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Mon Feb 13 22:16:17 CET 2006
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Travis wrote: > The patch adds a new API function int PyObject_AsIndex(obj) How did you decide between int and long? Why not ssize_t? Also, if index is being added as a builtin, should the failure result be changed? I'm thinking that this may become a replacement for isinstance(val, (int, long)). If so, it might be nice not to raise errors, or at least to raise a more specific subclass. (Catching a TypeError and then checking the message string ... does not seem clean.) -jJ
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