Regarding this code
<https://code.google.com/p/web2py/source/detail?r=b6e00ef71689bb688f5313e3b49bbfffd339834c>
:
if isinstance(cond.second, set):
> cond.second = list(cond.second)
> if isinstance(cond.second, (list, tuple)):
> return base, ','.join("[value='%s']" % (v) for v in cond.second)
Why is it not simply this?:
if isinstance(cond.second, (set, list, tuple)):
> return base, ','.join("[value='%s']" % (v) for v in cond.second)
Is there some reason to convert a set to a list first? Perhaps it is a
performance related issue?
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