> No python is not consistent and your continuous repetion doesn't > make it so. To illustrate, here the following code: > > class A: > l = [] > def f(): pass > > a = A() > print a.l is A.l > print a.f is A.f > > which produces: > > True > False
Thats only inconsistent from your POV because you refuse to accept that the scope of a function definition does matter. And as usual its a topic of totally unrelevant practical impact and an expression of your strangely deeprooted desire to nitpick at such unrelevant details. Why don't you pick something that really bothers people and see if your skills (that I'm sure exist) can be of use there? -- Regards, Diez B. Roggisch -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
