On 03/05/2015 06:55 PM, Ben Finney wrote: > class NullType(object): > """ A type whose value never equals any other. > > This type's values will behave correctly when tested for > membership in a collection:: > > >>> foo = NullType() > >>> bar = NullType() > >>> foo is foo > True > >>> foo is bar > False > >>> foo == foo > False > >>> foo == bar > False > >>> quux = [foo, "spam"] > >>> "spam" in quux > True > >>> foo in quux > True
Did you mean False here? Because True is current behavior. -- ~Ethan~
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