At 10:38 PM 3/29/04 -0500, Shane Hathaway wrote: >On 03/29/04 18:51, Greg Ewing wrote: >>Shane Hathaway <shane at zope.com>: >> >>>That would be nice, but here is what I would like it to mean: >>> >>> def _f(): >>> do_something() >>> lock(foo)(_f) >> >>But what about >> x = 17 >> with lock(foo): >> x = 42 >> print x >>? > >Hmm, yep, that won't work. A pity. It would work if the code in the block was treated as a nested scope but with write access to the immediately surrounding scope. But that's quite a bit of compiler change, I'd imagine. Anyway, this is one of the very few places where I'd actually be in favor of allowing rebinding variables from an enclosing scope.
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