> > SP> # top-level > > SP> def g(): > > SP> exec "x=3" > > SP> return x [me] > Unfortunately this used to work, using a gross hack: when an exec (or > import *) was present inside a function, the namespace semantics *for > that function* was changed to the pre-0.9.1 semantics, where all names > are looked up *at run time* first in the locals then in the globals > and then in the builtins. > > I don't know how common this is -- it's pretty fragile. If there's a > great clamor, we can put this behavior back after b1 is released. I spoke too soon. It just works in the latest 2.1b1. Or am I missing something? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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