rimbalaya@[...].com (Rim) writes:

>  Hi,
>  
>  With the great unification of types and classes, what will happen to the
>  following identity inconsistency?
>  
>  >>> class myint(int): pass
>  ... 
>  >>> a=int(1); b=int(1)
>  >>> a is b
>  1
>  >>> a=myint(1); b=myint(1)
>  >>> a is b 
>  0

Nothing, as is.  You can always dick about in myint.__new__ if you
really want to manage that, but as others keep saying, you shouldn't
worry about it too much.

Cheers,
M.

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