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Canocialisation functions are, by definition, idempotent. Their canocialisation function, which is a standard one, was broken by subtle changes in Python 2.5,
by willvarfar 13y ago
Canocialisation functions are, by definition, idempotent.
Their canocialisation function, which is a standard one, was broken by subtle changes in Python 2.5, but worked previously.
- a-nikolaev 13y agoYes, I agree that it sounds great. But, it does not mean that you really have to use this property. It was not necessary for the task, this is the point.. Well, in general, modular code should not make assumptions about other parts of the program (when possible). You know, if the function is idempotent by definiiton, it does not mean that its implementation is. Unicode is changing too, new symbols are added.