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Originally posted by BearAndBunny May 22, 2024 Is it possible to disable the keylist feature?
Using tuples as keys with the usual syntax does not work:
from benedict import benedict x = benedict() x[("a", True)] = "test" print(x) x = benedict() x.update({("a", True): "test"}) #works, but clumsy syntax print(x) y = dict() y[("a", True)] = "test" print(y)
Output:
{'a': [None, 'test']} {('a', True): 'test'} {('a', True): 'test'}
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@BearAndBunny fixed in 0.34.0 version.
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Originally posted by BearAndBunny May 22, 2024
Is it possible to disable the keylist feature?
Using tuples as keys with the usual syntax does not work:
Output:
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