Since Python 2.2, dict has supported the key in dict syntax for determining whether a key is present in the dict. Consequently, dict.has_key was removed in Python 3.0. This commit therefore permits waxeye to operate on Python 3.0+.
(Incidentally, I was surprised that this was the only impediment to using waxeye on Python 3.4...)
Since Python 2.2,
dict
has supported thekey in dict
syntax for determining whether a key is present in thedict
. Consequently,dict.has_key
was removed in Python 3.0. This commit therefore permits waxeye to operate on Python 3.0+.(Incidentally, I was surprised that this was the only impediment to using waxeye on Python 3.4...)