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Right,

Can you force the submitter's comments to fall in line with the
rest of the comments, instead of getting pushed to the front
of the que? This order breaks the chain of comments and, 
is IMHO more difficult to read. 

Be that as it may. I read a couple of these bug report thingies
and felt that I should propose some text in html format if
I wanted anything to go anywhere, without burdening people
with genuinely important things to do.

I'm attaching a file with the bit of code from the last comment
and some explanatory text in html format (please excuse the
language). The text is proposed to replace chapter 4.7.2 in the
Python 2.1.3 Tutorial at:

http://www.python.org/doc/2.1.3/tut/node6.html#SECTION006720000000000000000


N.B. There are two comments in the html, so if none are allowed
in the tutorial html, you know what to do with them.


-Jan 

P.S. I realise that putting all of this under the heading 
"Keyword arguments" is stretching it beyond breaking
point. Thus maybe the quickest way would be to just
add the text from chapter 5.4 to chapter 4.7.2, something
like this:

"Note that the keys() method of a dictionary object returns 
a list of all the keys used in the dictionary, in random order."