New submission from Jaroslaw Rosiek :
Methods set.add and set.discard should return boolean values according
to collections.MutableSet but they are not.
>>> print set().add(5)
None
>>> print set().discard(5)
None
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components: Library (Lib)
messages: 79665
nosy
Changes by Jaroslaw Rosiek :
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keywords: +patch
Added file: http://bugs.python.org/file12701/_abcoll.patch
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Changes by Jaroslaw Rosiek :
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New submission from Jaroslaw Rosiek :
1. collections.MutableSet refers to __next__() slot instead of next()
buildin.
2. collection.Iterator is not compatible with 2.6's iterators which
should have next() slot. Proposed solution: add a next() method to
collections.Iterator that falls ba
