26 Apr
2002
26 Apr
'02
8:51 a.m.
"GvR" == Guido van Rossum guido@python.org writes:
GvR> I just realized there's another use for None as an identifier GvR> that is currently totally legal and which would become GvR> illegal: it's conceivable that someone would use None as an GvR> attribute name, e.g.
| class C: | def None(self): pass
GvR> C().None()
That reminds me, I wonder if we should dust off the old Jython idea of allowing keywords in locations where their non-keywordness is obvious?
C().print()-ly y'rs, -Barry