Nathaniel Smith wrote: > - [proxy]: Simply return the .f_locals object, so in all contexts > locals() returns a live mutable view of the actual environment: > > def locals(): > return get_caller_frame().f_locals Not sure I quite follow this -- as far as I can see, f_locals currently has the same snapshot behaviour as locals(). I'm assuming you mean to change things so that locals() returns a mutable view tracking the environment in both directions. That sounds like a much better idea all round to me. No weird shared-snapshot behaviour, and no need for anything to behave differently when tracing. If the change to the behaviour of exec() and eval() is a concern, then perhaps there should be a new localsview() function that returns a mutable view, with locals() redefined as dict(localsview()). -- Greg
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