> I'm not clear on what your real goal is, but if you just want a
snapshot
> of what locals() is just before exiting func, that could be done with
> a byte-code-hacking decorator with usage looking something like
>
> #func defined before this
> func_locals = {}
> @getlocals(func, func_locals)
> def probefunc(): pass
>
> which would make a probefunc function that would be identical to func
> except that before exiting, it would do func_locals.update(locals()).
> (you might want func_locals to be a list and do
func_locals.append(locals())
> in case func is recursive and you are interested in the all the
locals).
That's all good, at least if I knew how to poke with bytecodes ;-)
What's a good starting point to look at ?
By the way, the original problem was yet another property packager,
which I posted as recipe at the cookbook:
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/410698.
George
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