What is this?

PEPs (Python Enhancement Proposals) are a special part of the Python programming language. Some were accepted, and some were not. This package implements some PEPs that were rejected, deferred or withdrawn.

What PEPs are included?

A PEP included needs to match these points:

• It's not a syntax or major API change, or has a simple and clear way to bypass it.

• It's about code, not governance etc.

• It can be implemented in pure Python code.

Parts related to the bytecode, C API etc. are not implemented.

Which PEPs are included now?

PEPs with an * are slightly modified.

Finished (20)

• PEP 204 — Range Literals
• PEP 211 — Adding A New Outer Product Operator
• PEP 212 — Loop Counter Iteration
• PEP 259 — Omit printing newline after newline
• PEP 265 — Sorting Dictionaries by Value
• PEP 276 — Simple Iterator for ints
• PEP 281* – Loop Counter Iteration with range and xrange
• PEP 294 — Type Names in the types Module
• PEP 303 — Extend divmod() for Multiple Divisors
• PEP 313* – Adding Roman Numeral Literals Functions to Python
• PEP 326 — A Case for Top and Bottom Values
• PEP 335* – Overloadable Boolean Operators Operator Functions
• PEP 336 — Make None callable
• PEP 349* – Allow str() to return unicode strings bytes
• PEP 351 — The freeze protocol
• PEP 416 — Add a frozendict builtin type
• PEP 535 — Rich comparison chaining
• PEP 559 — Built-in noop()
• PEP 754 — IEEE 754 Floating Point Special Values
• PEP 3140 – str(container) should call str(item), not repr(item)

How do I use it?

Wiki is coming soon!

Quick example:

>>> import rejected_peps as rp
>>> rp.pep(559).noop()   # Function call
>>> Min = rp.pep326.Min  # Module
>>> Min < 3.14
True
>>> Min == -10, Min == Min
(False, True)
>>> rp.info(416)
pepinfo(number=416, title='Add a frozendict builtin type', status='Rejected', creation='2012-02-29', url='https://peps.python.org/pep-0416/')
>>> rp.SUPPORTED
frozenset({259, 265, ..., 351, 754})
>>>