A Suggestion for Python Colon Syntax
Alex Martelli
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Sat Dec 23 12:39:29 EST 2000
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"David Abrahams" <abrahams at mediaone.net> wrote in message news:CF316.26760$1t.879107 at typhoon.ne.mediaone.net... [snip] > > x = x + y > > > > could end up generating multimegabyte temp arrays while > > > > x += y > > > > need not. That is, for them it wasn't "just another way" to write the > > former; it offers crucially different semantics. > > Yes! Any chance of getting this capability for extension classes? Not sure what you mean by this question. Both Python-written classes (by implementing __iadd__) and extension types that are written in C (by appropriate flags in their method tables) can do in-place additions (&c). What are 'extension classes'...? Anyway, this stuff is underdocumented, but, study the sources... it works. Alex
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