Skip Montanaro wrote:
>
> BAW> Functions and methods are first class objects, and they already
> BAW> have attributes, some of which are writable.
>
> (Trying to read Fredrik's mind...)
takes too long since it isn't countable infinite...
> By extension, we should allow writable attributes to work for other objects.
> To pollute this discussion with an example from another one:
>
> i = 3.1416
> i.__precision__ = 4
>
> I haven't actually got anything against adding attributes to functions (or
> numbers, if it's appropriate). Just wondering out loud and playing a bit of
> a devil's advocate.
please let me join your hexensabbat
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