[Python-ideas] Syntax for easy binding __name__, __module__, __qualname__ to arbitrary objects

[Barry Warsaw]

On May 14, 2013, at 01:49 PM, Nick Coghlan wrote:

>What Piotr's proposal crystalised for me is the idea that we really
>have two different kinds of name binding in Python. I'm going to call
>them "incidental binding" and "definitive binding".

Perhaps "definitional" is another way to describe the latter.  class
statements and def statements both define a new object and bound that new
object to a name.

-Barry
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