On 8/04/2014 6:31 PM, Frank Millman wrote:
Here is an idea, inspired by Peter Otten's suggestion earlier in this
thread.
Instead of defaultdict, subclass dict and use __missing__() to supply the
default values.
When the dictionary is set up, delete __missing__ from the subclass!
Ugly, but it seems to work.
Ugly indeed. Replicating the behaviour of defaultdict and then deleting
a method from the class seems a very heavyhanded 'solution', especially
when you can just override a public attribute on defaultdict, as
mentioned by Peter.
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