More obnoxiously than that even, imo, it’s that pathlib removes trailing slashes. Its impossible (afaict) to reproduce path.join(‘a’, ‘b/‘) with pathlib
I wouldnt hate its existence, and certainly i would always prefer anyone use this over namedtuple.
At the same time, i think i would never use it. 90% of my classes these days are dataclasses, and the set that don’t inherit from anything, and have no methods are vanishingly small
I don’t know that harkening to rust structs makes much sense in python, (…which can have methods)
More obnoxiously than that even, imo, it’s that pathlib removes trailing slashes. Its impossible (afaict) to reproduce
path.join(‘a’, ‘b/‘)with pathlibI appreciate the search integration. I often forget to use the standalone version on whatever plugin I’m currently using
I wouldnt hate its existence, and certainly i would always prefer anyone use this over namedtuple.
At the same time, i think i would never use it. 90% of my classes these days are dataclasses, and the set that don’t inherit from anything, and have no methods are vanishingly small
I don’t know that harkening to rust structs makes much sense in python, (…which can have methods)