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[Python-Dev] PEP 215 does not introduce security issues

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The PEP:
>      '$' works like an operator and could be implemented as an
>      operator, but that prevents the compile-time optimization
>      and presents security issues.  So, it is only allowed as a
>      string prefix.

   I'd like to see the '$' prefix replaced with an ordinary character such
as 'i'. '$' is currently unused in Python and so can be used for future
extension either as a new operator or as the basis for new operators.
Interpolation strings consume this character so it can no longer be chosen
as a new operator.

   Neil

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