nd in the PMC vtable, it maps this way:
in = get_*_keyed, set_*_keyed, delete_keyed_* on = getprop / setprop / delprop
Is that right?
For Python, yep.
the _keyed stuff is for access to container things--hashes and arrays, generally, though anything that can be accessed via a key of some sort is fair game here. (Since keys can be integers, strings, or PMCs)
The get/set/delprop is for properties on PMCs, which pretty much correspond to Python's attributes. (Or slots, depending on how you think about them)
( Any reason it's not del_*_keyed? :) )
We were shooting for completeness consistency rather than length consistency. :) We apparently were shooting for a different sort of consistency with the property stuff...
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