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If this is concatenating
list
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Yours does look better, but the base object doesn't have setdefault(). I think it's just a list.
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Is
afu_ifc_db
not adict
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You are of course right, it's a dict. But it looks like setdefault() can't be used as an l-value, so can't be the left side of +=.
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Indeed, thanks. This should work:
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I find that harder to understand than the original. Is it important to you?
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Not important; merely a preference to avoid repetition.
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If the first suggestion had actually worked I'd be totally on board. Thanks for trying.
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There is a small semantic difference; the first list
afu_ifc_req['define']
is modified as well when a second listafu_ifc_req['define']
is concatenated, since=
does not create a deep copy. I assume it does not make a difference here though.