Hi,
Checked in 72ce40f4803c.
Greg, about the second example you reported:
class C(object):
def __rmul__(self, other):
other *= 2
return other
def __index__(self):
return 3
print [1] * C() # -> CPython: [1,1] PyPy: [1,1,1]
This is obscure. It works that way because in that particular case,
CPython first tries __mul__/__rmul__ and then tries the internal
sq_repeat slot of the list (which calls C.__index__()). I think there
is just no way to reproduce this behavior while remaining sane :-/
Armin
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