> >>I added "with", although I havn't seen it. > > > > Guido's reserving "with" for this purpose in some future Python: > > > > with x.y: > > .z = spam # set x.y.z = spam > > print .q.r # print x.y.q.r > > Except that the only extant PEP involving with actually uses it for > something else :-) And I wish that PEP would propose a different name. (In fact, the fact that 'with' is slated for a different use should be added to it.) > I think talking about what Guido is or isn't doing is a bit > ... wrong? Yes if it's speculation (like what I would consider "pythonic"). In this case, I have repeatedly stated exactly what is quoted above as my preferred use for 'with' in Python 3.0. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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