Ben Finney wrote:
> If you want something that can be called *and* define its attributes,
> you want something more complex than the default function type. Define
> a class that has a '__call__' attribute, make an instance of that, and
> you'll be able to access attributes and call it like a function.
I turned Steven's question and portions of the answers into a Python FAQ
entry:
http://effbot.org/pyfaq/where-do-nested-functions-live.htm
Hope none of the contributors mind.
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