Phillip J. Eby wrote:
> Presumably, if somebody writes to __dict__ in order to bypass the
> warning, they either know what they're doing or deserve what they get.
I'm not sure about that. Think about using globals(). Eg.
exec somecode in globals()
or:
d = globals()
d['range'] = 'ha ha'
I especially worried about code that provides an interactive interface
(e.g IDLE and pyrepl).
Neil
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