> > This looks for or creates an nl in your module.
> Beg to differ- global will not create it.
>
> def f():global a
> What it does is alert the compiler that assignment to the
> variable will make it global.
Thats what I meant, that an assignment to a variable marked
as global inside a function will create the variable in the
global namespace rather than in the local one, if it does not
already exist.
But I didn't explain it very well...
Alan G.
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