Noticed that now that we actually have Python dictionaries interpreting themselves as dictionaries more often, they conflict with any dictionary that should have a type property. So I renamed the internal use property to _type. While at it, I also did _isPython and _pySlice, just to be on the safe side, to make it clear that those are internal bits of the Python runtime separate from user code.
Noticed that now that we actually have Python dictionaries interpreting themselves as dictionaries more often, they conflict with any dictionary that should have a
type
property. So I renamed the internal use property to_type
. While at it, I also did_isPython
and_pySlice
, just to be on the safe side, to make it clear that those are internal bits of the Python runtime separate from user code.