On Sunday 02 February 2003 11:07 pm, Brett Cannon wrote:
...
> Now if ``__exit__()`` would be executed regardless of exceptions this
> would probably eliminate a decent chunk of code that uses ``finally:``
Hmmm, yes, I _was_ sort of assuming that __exit__ runs much
like 'finally' would -- otherwise cleanup/release code would more
often than not have to be duplicated.
> Either way this seems rather nice. And if you can pass in arguments (as I
> think ``FILE = file('blah.txt', 'rb'): (some_argument):`` is supposed to
> implement) this would be really nice. =)
I think THAT is the complicated part of the "do" syntax -- that trailing
"(whatever):" that I don't understand. What would its pluses be?
Where would that 'whatever' be directed to...? Could you please
provide a use case for with + "(some_argument):" ...?
Alex
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