[Python-ideas] mixins as decorators vs inheritance [was: Automatic comparisons by default]
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On 2011-03-18, at 14:58 , Mike Graham wrote: > > *Of course, here I am ignoring the possibility that TotallyOrdered** > is implemented as an abstract base class and all the stdlib is > registered with it appropriately. This is because I don't think that > would be the right thing to do – TotallyOrdered isn't a meaningful > abstract type. Why wouldn't TotallyOrdered not be a meaningful abstract type? Especially when compared to Sized or Hashable?
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