Erik Max Francis max at alcyone.com
Fri Dec 27 08:11:30 EST 2002

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"Gonçalo Rodrigues" wrote:

> Check out the exec statement. Basically it goes as:
> 
> exec <code> in <globals>

There's also a

	exec S in D1, D2

form where S is the string representing the code, D1 is the dictionary
representing the globals, and D2 is that representing the locals.

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