[Python-Dev] Banishing apply(), buffer(), coerce(), and intern() (original) (raw)
Barry Scott barry at barrys-emacs.org
Sat Nov 29 09:50:38 EST 2003
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At 28-11-2003 19:49, you wrote:
Raymond Hettinger wrote: > Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2003 07:26:15 +0100
> After re-reading previous posts on the subject, I had an idea. Let's > isolate these functions in the documentation into a separate section > following the rest of the builtins.
Is the expr worth banishing? I've never used it myself
because of the chance of misreading expr vs. 'expr'.
Isn't it a hard to read str()?
Note: I tried to find it in the language reference and its not in the index but then neither is %.
Barry
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