Daniel Bickett wrote:
|def setreplace( self , set ):
|"""
|Do multiple replaces at once, using dictionary `set' as a legend,
|where each instance of each key is to be replaced with that key's
|value.
|"""
|if type( set ) == dict:
|resu
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> your DeleteKeyAll operation would fit nicely in such an interface, but I'm not
> sure it belongs in the low-level interface, and a higher-level interface
> consisting
> of just one helper would seem a bit odd.on the other hand, it's about time
> someone wrote that "winre
Daniel Bickett wrote:
> [2] I'm currently unaware if _winreg is a c extension module or pure
> python, but I'm assuming it's C, so I don't know how possible it is to
> add pure python to it...
from the documentation:
This module exposes a very low-level interface to the Windows registry;
I was reading the thread by Frank Bello[1] about his offered addition
to the xmlrpclib module, and it reminded me of a few methods I had
made in the past that I considered worthy of being a part of the
standard library.
Rather than reiterate his question of how one gets one's patch into
the standa
