Glenn Linderman wrote: > if the > command line/runpy can do it, the importer could do it. Just a matter > of desire and coding. Whether it is worth pursuing further depends on > people's perceptions of "kookiness" vs. functional and performance > considerations. Having .py files around that aren't source text could lead to a lot of confusion, given that most platforms these days decide which application to open for a given file based solely on the filename extension. I wouldn't enjoy trying to open a .py file only to have my text editor blow up because it was actually a binary file. So on balance I think it's a bit too kooky for my taste. -- Greg
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