[Patches] Making modules callable when they have the attribute "__call__"

[Mark Hammond]

> Mark Hammond <mhammond@skippinet.com.au> writes:
>
> >> 	Attached you find patches that make modules
> >> callable when they have
> >> 	an attribute "__call__".  I think that this makes
> >> Python mode
> >> 	orthogonal. YMMV.
>
> >Wouldnt a better patch be to fill out the tp_call slot
> for the module?
>
> 	Nope. Unless you want to make a module without
> __call__ attribute
> 	also callable.

I would have thought so, yes.  Sort-of.

You mention your motiviation as making Python more orthogonal - then
IMO, calling a module with no __call__ attribute should raise an
attribute error, just like attempting to call an instance with no
__call__ attribute.

Mark.