Guido van Rossum wrote: > And surely you exaggerate. How about this then: > > The with-statement is similar to the for-loop. Until you've > learned about the differences in detail, the only time you should > write a with-statement is when the documentation for the function > you are calling says you should. I think perhaps I'm not expressing myself very well. What I'm after is a high-level explanation that actually tells people something useful, and *doesn't* cop out by just saying "you're not experienced enough to understand this yet". If such an explanation can't be found, I strongly suspect that this doesn't correspond to a cohesive enough concept to be made into a built-in language feature. If you can't give a short, understandable explanation of it, then it's probably a bad idea. Greg
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