This is just a little update on my rewrite of pprint. I've continued to
clean up and optimize this. If anyone wants to look at it, I've updated
the code here:
http://members.cox.net/~tim.hochberg/pprint2.py
[The changes are probably not signifigant enough to justify another
posting of the code to the group.]
The most interesting thing is that the code is now marginally faster for
saferepr and over twice as fast for pformat than the original pprint.py.
That's according to _perftest, a benchmark I make no great claims for.
Still, I think it shows that, with a little caching, there's no reason
that even a pure python protocol implementation need be slow.
Regards,
-tim
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