Guido van Rossum wrote:
> But what about static type objects that nevertheless may be exposed to
> Python (e.g. dict_keyview?).

I took care of the views a few weeks ago when I added all views and
iterators to the header files.

['PyCObject',
 'bool',
 'builtin_function_or_method',
 'bytearray',
 'bytearray_iterator',
 'bytes',
 'bytes_iterator',
 'callable_iterator',
 'cell',
 'classmethod',
 'classmethod_descriptor',
 'cmpwrapper',
 'code',
 'complex',
 'dict',
 'dict_itemiterator',
 'dict_items',
 'dict_keyiterator',
 'dict_keys',
 'dict_proxy',
 'dict_valueiterator',
 'dict_values',
 'enumerate',
 'float',
 'frame',
 'frozenset',
 'function',
 'generator',
 'getset_descriptor',
 'imp.NullImporter',
 'instancemethod',
 'int',
 'iterator',
 'list',
 'list_iterator',
 'list_reverseiterator',
 'longrange_iterator',
 'member_descriptor',
 'memoryview',
 'method',
 'method_descriptor',
 'module',
 'object',
 'property',
 'range',
 'range_iterator',
 'reversed',
 'set',
 'set_iterator',
 'slice',
 'sortwrapper',
 'staticmethod',
 'stderrprinter',
 'str',
 'str_iterator',
 'super',
 'traceback',
 'tuple',
 'tuple_iterator',
 'type',
 'wrapper_descriptor',
 'zip_iterator']