Is it intentional that locals() returns a copy/snapshot of the local
variables sometimes, and sometimes a reference? Like when enabling
tracing, such as in the code pasted below. The documentation ("Update
and return a dictionary containing the current scope's local
variables.") is pretty unclear.
import sys
def X():
l = locals()
i = "foo"
print "Is 'i' in stored locals()? ", ('i' in l)
print "Running normally"
X()
print "Enabling tracing"
def t(*a):
return t
sys.settrace(t)
X()
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