Well, I'm convinced. My votes go to "context management protocol" and @contextmanager. Simple, descriptive and specific in meaning yet wide enough to cover pretty much all the cases we care about. I think we should state in the docs that the most common usage is to set up a specific context and restore the context to what it was before the with statement at the end of the with statement. Any other use should contain dire warnings ;) This works for the HTML tags - the original context is being outside the <html> tag - and the additional explanation is sufficient warning IMO. Tim Delaney
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