On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 11:47, Zooko wrote: > I think that in restricted-execution-mode (hereafter: "REM", as per Greg Ewing's > suggestion [1]), Python objects have encapsulation -- one can't access their > private data without their permission. > > Once this is done, Python references are capabilities. REM does not provide object encapsulation, but it disables enough introspection that it is possible to provide encapsulation. The REM implementation provides a Bastion function that creates private state by storing the state in func_defaults, which is inaccessible in REM. Jeremy
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