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[Python-Dev] would warnings be appropriate for probably-misused global statements?

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I've recently helped clarify a few users' confusion about what the "global" 
statement is for, and I'm starting to think that it might help overcome that 
confusion if "global" gave warnings when used in probably-inappropriate ways: 
not inside a function, or about a variable that the function does not, in 
fact, bind nor re-bind.  Is there agreement that this might be helpful?


Alex

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