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Fredrik Lundh wrote:

> -1 on static function variables implemented as
> attributes on function or method objects.
> 
> def eff():
>     "eff"
>     print "eff", eff.__doc__
> 
> def bot():
>     "bot"
>     print "bot", bot.__doc__
> 
> eff()
> bot()
> 
> eff, bot = bot, eff
> 
> eff()
> bot()
> 
> # or did your latest patch solve this little dilemma?
> # if so, -1 on your patch ;-)

To belabor the obvious (existing Python allows obsfuction), I 
present:

class eff:
  "eff"
  def __call__(self):
    print "eff", eff.__doc__
    
class bot:
  "bot"
  def __call__(self):
    print "bot", bot.__doc__
    
e = eff()
b = bot()
e()
b()

eff, bot = bot, eff
e = eff()
b = bot()
e()
b() 

There's nothing new here. Why does allowing the ability to 
obsfucate suddenly warrant a -1?

- Gordon

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