[Tim]
> ...
> A compile-time exception: when you're asking for semantics the compiler
> can't give you, the presumption has to favor that you're in big trouble.
> You can't catch such an exception directly in the same module (because it
> occurs at compile time), but can catch it if you import the module from
> elsewhere.
Relatedly, you could do:
try:
compile("from __future__ import whatever", "", "exec")
except whatever2:
whatever3
else:
whatever4
Then the future_stmt's compile-time is your module's runtime.
still-looks-pretty-useless-to-me-though-ly y'rs - tim
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