Sorting without transitivity

[Frank Niessink]

On Tue Apr 29 22:21:11 2003, Anton Vredegoor wrote:
> 
> There's probably an indentation error at the last else clause. However
> the code happily runs, and pychecker doesn't complain about it either.
> If I "correct" the indentation the code goes into an endless loop for
> a simple test like:
> 
> print tlist([1,2,3])

There is no indentation error. In Python, for loops can have an else
clause. The else clause is executed if the for loop is completed.
If the for loop is exited with a break statement the else clause is
not performed.

Cheers, Frank

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