Lookup updates #109
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Lookup updates #109
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…ias; added support functions and property aliases; minor refactoring
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It looks like these are mostly changes related to #108. I do see one commit touching lookup.py. About that: lookup.py is pretty much deprecated, see #99, #61, #83. I can't officially mark it as deprecated yet, since there are a few functions in there that we do need to keep (I'll sort that out after #110), but I won't merge changes to lookup.py anymore. I'm closing this PR, since it seems like all changes apart from the lookup ones should probably go to #108. |
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Oh yes, I wasn't being careful and the changes related to #108 shouldn't been in here. I'll be more careful next time. |
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A collection of tweak-as-you-go updates to lookup. Keeping it as a draft for now, just in case something else pops up.