multistring needs a __hash__ method

[phlax]

In old ttk you could do something like

foo = multistring("foo")
foodict = {foo: "bar"}
assert 'foo' in foodict

It seems this no longer works - not sure why, but a __hash__ method that returns hash(str(self)) should fix the problem i believe

@claudep @julen any thoughts on this?

[julen]

FWIW multistring already has as __hash__ method.

Also, I don't see any differences across versions with the snippet you provided:

In [1]: from translate import __version__
In [2]: __version__.sver
Out[2]: '1.13.0'
In [3]: from translate.misc.multistring import multistring
In [4]: foo = multistring('foo')
In [5]: foodict = { foo: 'bar' }
In [6]: assert 'foo' in foodict

In [1]: from translate import __version__
In [2]: __version__.sver
Out[2]: '1.14.0-rc1'
In [3]: from translate.misc.multistring import multistring
In [4]: foo = multistring('foo')
In [5]: foodict = { foo: 'bar' }
In [6]: assert 'foo' in foodict

[phlax]

@julen i think i may have got this the wrong way round it shoud read

foo = multistring("foo")
foodict = {"foo": "bar"}
assert foo in foodict

[julen]

WFM.

[phlax]

WFM

not sure if you mean code or test @julen

ive added a PR to demonstrate the problem and fix it

[phlax]

for ref here is the test failing https://travis-ci.org/phlax/translate/jobs/125898982#L1126