> > Guido> If this is deemed a useful feature (for open()), we can make a > > Guido> rule about which built-ins you cannot override like this and > > Guido> which ones you can. I think I would be satisfied with just those builtins which involve interfaces to the external world. Where Java allows such deviance, they tend to provide an API whereby you can supply or register a factory to override or extend the default behavior. In principle this seems less hackish than stomping on builtins; in practice I doubt it makes much difference ;-). > [Skip] > > I thought we were all adults... Snort. One of my kids will be voting on Tuesday, but I *still* don't know what I want to be when I grow up. - Gordon
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