Guido> [Brian Q]
>> Presumably, he would prefer this syntax:
>>
>> start = time.now
>>
>> to:
>>
>> start = time.now()
Guido> Aha.
>> The .NET framework implements "now" as a property rather than a function
>> and I find it distasteful for some reason.
Guido> I have to agree with you -- I am -1 on such a feature.
"now" as "time.time()" is a specific example which Neil admitted was a bit
contrived. I think the question is still open whether or not modules should
be able to support properties, though I do think the ball is back in his
court to come up with a less contrived example.
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