On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Jeremy Hylton wrote:
> Functions already have a reference to code objects. How is this different?
This is the python-code text.
>>> def foo ():
... # comment -- instead of doc
... print 'santa'
...
>>> print foo.__pycode__
def foo():
# comment -- instead of doc
print 'santa'
This is fun as I explained in the post at c.l.p
because with a function:
def save(FILE):
for a in globals():
if type(eval(a)) == FunctionType:
FILE.write (eval(a).__pycode__)
We can save the entire state in a file
and continue from there next time.
Stelios
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