Guido van Rossum wrote:
>
> OK, so we're down to this one point: if __del__ resurrects the object,
> should __del__ be called again later? Additionally, should
> resurrection be made illegal?
[much stuff]
Just a random note:
What if we had a __del__ with zombie behavior?
Assume an instance that is about to be destructed.
Then __del__ is called via normal method lookup.
What we want is to let this happen only once.
Here the Zombie:
After method lookup, place a dummy __del__ into the
to-be-deleted instance dict, and we are sure that
this does not harm.
Kinda "yes its there, but a broken link ". The zombie
always works by doing nothing. Makes some sense?
ciao - chris
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