> that's a nice theory, but since the decorator line is executed by the inter- > preter, it's a little weak.
Well, uh, who else would process it? "use strict' and 'my epsilon' in perl are executed by the perl interpreter as well, but they have a declarative flavor. A decorator is a modifier to a subsequent binding, and it modifies the reference and not the referent. So how is it anythng but declarative? -- mt -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
