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[Python-Dev] properties on modules?

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Neil Schemenauer <nas@python.ca> writes:

> It would be really cool if this worked:
> 
> import time
> now = property(lambda m: time.time())
> 
> Obviously a silly example but I hope the idea is clear.  Is there a
> reason this couldn't be made to work?

This would make referring to a variable inside and outside a module do
different things, no?  Urg.

Cheers,
M.

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  someone else whose program didn't work, don't do what they
  did. Repeat as needed.    -- Tim Peters, on python-help, 16 Jun 1998

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