[Python-Dev] None as a keyword / class methods

[Peter Funk]

Hi!

> > >     |     try:
> > >     |         del None
> > >     |     except SyntaxError:
> > >     |         pass # Wow running Py3K here!
> >  
> > Barry A. Warsaw:
> > > I know how to break your Py3K code: stick None=None some where higher
> > > up :)
> 
Ken Manheimer:
> Huh.  Does anyone really think we're going to catch SyntaxError at
> runtime, ever?  Seems like the code fragment above wouldn't work in the
> first place.

Ouuppps... 

Unfortunately I had no chance to test this with Py3K before making a
fool of myself by posting this silly example.  Now I understand what
Barry meant.  So if None really becomes a keyword in Py3K we can be
sure to catch all those imaginary 'del None' statements very quickly.

Regards, Peter
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