CRAZY: First class namespaces

[Darrell Gallion]

So I got that example wrong :)

And what I was trying to say might work the same as in "C"
    dyn(&x, &y)

If I now understand you're saying, the function captures a scope from where
it's defined. Or is given a scope on the fly. So could a function instance
act like a class to produce new functions, each with it's own dynamic scope?
Maybe a default var could be twisted to this use.

def dyn( self=None):
        self.x=1

def helper(func):
    func()

def test():
    x=0
        # use dyn like a class
    myFunc=dyn(self=locals())
    helper(myFunc)
    assert(x==1)