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[Python-Dev] Questions about '@' in pep 318

[Python-Dev] Questions about '@' in pep 318 [Python-Dev] Questions about '@' in pep 318Edward K. Ream edreamleo at charter.net
Fri Aug 6 00:16:33 CEST 2004
> That requires all annotations to be in the __future__ module. This is not
acceptable, as there is a desire to provide user-defined annotations as
well.

Oh dear.  Does this mean that @x is a potential annotation for any
identifier x?  This would be very bad for Leo.

I was using __future__ by way of explanation.  I do hope namespaces could
somehow denote annotations.  My off-the-cuff suggestion was for
pseudo-modules, so maybe the normal module rules could be sidestepped?

Edward
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