From: "Gustavo Niemeyer" <niemeyer@conectiva.com> > > >>> help(weakref.ref) > > Help on built-in function ref: > > > > ref(...) > > new(object[, callback]) -- create a weak reference to 'object'; > > when 'object' is finalized, 'callback' will be called and passed > > a reference to 'object'. > > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > [...] > > It appears that it's a reference to the weakref object that's passed, not > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > I'm not sure if that's what was intended, but the documentation seems > compliant with the current behavior. Only if you take the unqualified term "reference" to mean a weakref.ref object. I read it as being a regular reference. You might think I have Java-on-the-brain, but I've never programmed a line of that foul black sludge in my life. I'm sure other people will read it the way I do. -Dave
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