On Wed, Jan 31, 2001 at 12:49:22PM +0000, Finn Bock wrote:
> Using global on an import name is currently ignored by Jython because
> the name assignment is done by the runtime, not the compiler.
So it's impossible to do, in Jython, something like:
def fillme():
global me
import me
but it is possible to do:
def fillme():
global me
import me as _me
me = _me
? I have to say I don't like that; we're always claiming 'import' (and
'def' and 'class' for that matter) are 'just another way of writing
assignment'. All these special cases break that.
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