list_to_dict()
maney at pobox.com
maney at pobox.com
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Martin v. L?wis <martin at v.loewis.de> wrote: > maney at pobox.com writes: > >> Of course this relies upon nested scopes as written. > > This limitation is easy to remove Sure. One simple way out would be to pass the item and the index list as arguments; and having read a lot of recipes that dealt with this relatively recently, the customary default arg hack also occurred to me. I have to admit that yours is something completely different, though! > and the list comprehension a the same time (OTOH, it relies on lists > having a __getitem__): But I *like* list comprehensions! <wink> Okay, to work with older versions. Is __getitem__ itself relatively recent?
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