I don't want to break compatibility with python 2.6 (and potentially earlier) for this. Do you have a compelling argument in favour of ordering dictionaries?

@uiri You still can use the ordereddict package from PyPI

preserving orders is an extra feature and it's useful when we want to doing jobs in orders that exist in toml file so its nice to preserving orders by default

preserving orders is an extra feature and it's useful when we want to doing jobs in orders that exist in toml file so its nice to preserving orders by default
I'm not sure I understand the use case. Do you mean iterating over the dictionary as if it were an array? Though, If you can make sure that python 2.6 users are taken care of, I see no reason to reject the patch.

I'm not sure how to handle the dependency of the ordereddict package which @untitaker mentioned.

You just can check for the version inside the setup.py and supply the setup function with the dependency if neccessary. This is how i have handled it in untitaker/python-webuntis and it works quite well.

Unfortunately the official spec from mojombo/toml doesn't indicate whether hashes have order or not.

@untitaker i'm not familiar with setuptools , can you fix it ?

@untitaker i inform mojombo about this issue

@beygi Is it okay if i make a pull request to your fork, so it shows up in this one?

@untitaker its okay , when your work is done i send a new pull request . thank you :)

If you merge beygi#1, the changes will show up here.

I just tested this because i wasn't sure if distutils behaved as documented -- and surprise, it ignores the requires argument completely. If you allow, i will create another pull request on @beygi's fork, which switches from distutils to setuptools. Is this okay for you @uiri?

And it seems that this point has been made unneccessary by the response in toml-lang/toml#162 anyway.

Given that mojombo has stated not to preserve order (or at least that it is not a requirement), I'm closing this pull request.

@uiri this is an extra feature ! and its good to keep it :)