[Python-Dev] closure semantics
Delaney, Timothy C (Timothy)
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Sun Oct 26 22:31:12 EST 2003
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> From: Greg Ewing [mailto:greg at cosc.canterbury.ac.nz] > > > Is that compatible with current use? I think the current > semantics are that > > global <name> always binds name to an object with that name > at module scope. > > No, it's not quite compatible, but I don't think > it's likely to break anything much in practice. I'm almost 100% sure that it will. People tend to use the same short variable names for things, and nested functions had *better* be related ... We could not use an unadorned 'global' for such a change in semantics. It would require a new keyword. Tim Delaney
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