Guido van Rossum <guido@python.org> writes:
> I think the final proposal looked like this:
>
> def name(arg, ...) [expr, ...]:
> ...body...
>
I don't think there was much discussion. The suggested semantics was
that this is equivalent to
def name(arg, ...):
...body...
name=expr(name)
...
I *think* there was discussion as to the namespace in which expr is
evaluated, or whether certain identifiers have keyword or predefined
meaning (so you can write 'static' instead of 'staticmethod').
I don't think there was ever a complete analysis whether this syntax
meets all requirements, i.e. whether you could use it for all newstyle
features. In particular, I don't recall what the proposal was how
properties should be spelled.
Regards,
Martin
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