[Python-ideas] Implicit submodule imports
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On Thu, Sep 25, 2014, at 21:02, Nathaniel Smith wrote: > and everything would just work, but I could well be missing something? > Is there some dragon lurking inside Python's memory management or is > this just an ancient overabundance of caution? Currently, this is the message you get if you attempt to reassign the class of a list, or an int. Is there something else that would prevent it? Maybe the "object layout differs" check? What if the class you are assigning is a legitimate subclass of the basic type?
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