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resp.keys() #34

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jobelenus opened this issue Apr 16, 2013 · 0 comments
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resp.keys() #34

jobelenus opened this issue Apr 16, 2013 · 0 comments

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Using your example.py I try and do resp.keys(). It spits back the entire object description. I look at the code, and I see the keys definition which references self._values. I was hoping to not using the _values attribute, since its designated as private, though resp.keys() fails because _values is a set, and not a dict. Is keys() supposed to be removed? or it was missed in some refactor? Thanks!
@boucher boucher closed this as completed in 0c7af0c May 3, 2013
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