> I didn't want to start a discussion, I was more concerned if I got
> the semantic (that I should impl) right.
> So:
> x=7
> def f():
> x=1
> def g():
> global x
> def h(): return x
> return h()
> return g()
and then print f() as main, right?
> will print 1. Ok.
>
> regards.
Argh! I honestly don't know what this ought to do. Under the rules
as I currently think of them this would print 1. But that's at least
surprising, so maybe we'll have to revisit this.
Jeremy, also please note that if I add "from __future__ import
nested_scopes" to the top, this dumps core, saying:
lookup 'x' in g 2 -1
Fatal Python error: com_make_closure()
Aborted (core dumped)
Maybe you can turn this into a regular error? <0.5 wink>
> PS: I tried this with a2 and python just died, I imagine, this has
> been fixed.
Seems so. :-)
--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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