> On the same lines, I would be happy is tab completion worked in the
> following scenario.
>
> sage: SupersingularModule(11).
>
> Should this be legal? And should be implemented without actually creating
> the oject with *just* syntatic checking? What say folks?
No! If you want to know the type of object returned by a function, use a
strongly typed language. Consider the following.
def f() {
if round(random):
return CC(7,3)
else:
return lambda x: x^2
What should a tab completion of
f().
look like?
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