>
> Forgive me if this doesn't make sense, but what about a way to make a copy
> of a function's locals while it is being called?
>
>
This can be easily accomplished if you simply return locals() at the end of
creating the namespace, but this isn't all that elegant:
def namespace(ns):
ns_locals = ns()
from types import ModuleType
mod = ModuleType(ns.__name__)
mod.__dict__.update(ns_locals)
return mod
@namespace
def ns():
x=1
y=2
def f(): ...
return locals()
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