Brandon Harris wrote: > I'm under the impression that, unlike C++, Python has it's own garbage > collecting system so when you stop using i, i is trashed and no longer > worried about. I know that in languages like C++, you have to account > for variable tracking and removal yourself, but python is pretty nice > that way. yes, i know the memory/performance footprint is extremely low, but it's just that IDE kept bugging me about "unused" variable and instead of turning warning off or adding some fake use of it i thought "hey, maybe there is some other solution for this?".
just pure curiosity, nothing else. -- http://groups.google.com/group/python_inside_maya
