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[Python-Dev] Bizarre new test failure

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>>>>> "TP" == Tim Peters <tim.one@comcast.net> writes:

  TP> [Jeremy Hylton, explains the cells in Neil's example] Thanks!
  TP> That was helpful.

> ...
> class A refers to
> function __init__ refers to
> cell for A refers to
> class A

  TP> Where does the singleton tuple containing a cell come from?  I
  TP> guess it must be in function __init__.

As Guido mentioned, I was illustrative but avoided being thorough <0.5
wink>.

class A refers to
its __dict__ refers to 
function __init__ refers to
its func_closure (a tuple of cells) refers to
cell for A refers to
class A

Jeremy

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