lingwitt at gmail.com wrote:
> #### Tangent (Utter Tomfoolery) ####
>
> More interestingly, one sees (if one squints) the distinction
> between modules,
> classes, and functions blur:
>
> >>> def new_b():
> ... print "tee hee"
> >>> a.b = new_b()
> >>>a()
> tee hee
> 3
> >>> print x
> 5
>
After falling into bed, I realized that everything after this point
contradictions
with my earlier usage of qualified names.
Upon further investigation, it seems what I have suggested above
conflicts with the use of func_dict.
> or perhaps:
>
> >>> # Interestingly, the following code is valid already
> ...
> >>> def Person(name, age, location):
> ... def print_record():
> ... print('The last person created had the name ' +
> Person.name_last)
> ... print("However, I don't know any of the details")
> ...
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