Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
> name1 = foo()
> name2 = foo()
> x = _(template)
>
> Where _() does a sys._getframe() and automatically sucks the locals
> and globals for interpolation. Works great, but it gives pychecker
> fits. :)
You, my friend, are a sick man! But then again, I already knew that ;-)
> I like both the **kws addition as well as the keywords-as-attributes
> conveniences.
I wouldn't propose the latter seriously as an enhancement to the dict object:
imagine all the c.l.py posts we'll get of people who do
>>> d = {}
>>> d.keys = <whatever>
and wonder why it blows up later... What Oren posted is a great hack in cases
where you more or less know the kind of keys you're going to expect, but it
isn't as great as a general feature of dicts.
Just
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