[Aahz] > I've counted 63 cases of ``map(None, ...`` in my company's code base. > You're probably right that most of them could/should use zip() instead; > I see at least a few cases of > > map(None, field_names, values) > > but it's not clear what the expectation is for the size of the two lists. > (None of the uses were created by me -- I abhor map(). ;-)
Thanks for the additional datapoint. I'm most interested in the code surrounding the few cases with multiple inputs and whether the code is designed around equal or unequal length inputs. The existence of the latter is good news for the proposal. Its absence would be a contra-indication. If you get a chance, please look at those few multi-input cases. Thanks, Raymond -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
