Hi. [GvR] > > I imagine a (new) function that produce a snap-shot of the values in the > > local,free and cell vars of a scope can do the job required for simple > > debugging (the copy will not allow to modify back the values), > > or another approach... > > Maybe. I see two solutions: a function that returns a copy, or a > function that returns a "lazy mapping". The former could be done as > follows given two scopes: > > def namespace(): > d = __builtin__.__dict__.copy() > d.update(globals()) > d.update(locals()) > return d > > The latter like this: > > def namespace(): > class C: > def __init__(self, g, l): > self.__g = g > self.__l = l > def __getitem__(self, key): > try: > return self.__l[key] > except KeyError: > try: > return self.__g[key] > except KeyError: > return __builtin__.__dict__[key] > return C(globals(), locals()) > > But of course they would have to work harder to deal with nested > scopes and cells etc. > > I'm not sure if we should add this to 2.1 (if only because it's more > work than I'd like to put in this late in the game) and then I'm not > sure if we should deprecate locals() yet. But in any case we would need something similar to repair pdb, this independently of locals deprecation... Samuele.
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