>>>>> "MAL" == M <mal@lemburg.com> writes:
MAL> It is. Currently Python strings are just that: immutable
MAL> strings. Now, you suddenly add dynamics to then. This will
MAL> cause nightmares in terms of security. Note that Python
MAL> hasn't really had a need for Perl's "taint" because of
MAL> this. I wouldn't want to see that change in any way.
Bingo!
MAL> I've jumped in at a rather late point. Perhaps you ought to
MAL> rewind the discussion then and start discussing in a
MAL> different direction :-) E.g. about the syntax to be used in
MAL> the interpolation and where, when and in which context to
MAL> evaluate the strings.
Proponants of this feature can start by updating the PEP.
-Barry
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