If a script has
from __future__ import nested_scopes
and is run by Python 2.2, should the interpreter complain? The PEP
says "the compiler knows which features names have been defined, and
raises a compile-time error if a future_statement contains a feature
not known to it." I think I'd interpret this as: nested_scopes is
known to 2.2 (and redundant since the feature is now mandatory),
therefore the compiler does nothing.
Jeremy
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