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Re: [Python-Dev] In-place operators Raymond Hettinger Tue Mar 17 16:01:12 2009
Maybe someone somewhere has some interesting use for these in-place operator function. I hope so.It could be important if you want apply it to mutable objects, i.e. where the assignment doesn't do anything.
I give up. My original question was whether anyone thought thesewere a good idea. Look's like the answer is yes, everyone is happy with the functions and are glad they were added in 2.5.
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