Why would you change the Python scoping rules, instead of using the
function attributes, available from release 2.1 (PEP 232) ?
For example, you may write:
def incgen(start, inc):
def incrementer():
incrementer.a += incrementer.b
return incrementer.a
incrementer.a = start - inc
incrementer.b = inc
return incrementer
f = incgen(100, 2)
g = incgen(200, 3)
for i in range(5):
print f(), g()
The result is:
100 200
102 203
104 206
106 209
108 212
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