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By: ryanoro
Well, I have code like this:
__builtins__.gServer = this;
Works if it's a module, fails if it's a dictionary (in which case,
"__builtins__["gServer"] = this" would work.)
This code is in an __init__ function. The class is being created from a bit
of code that looks like this:
if __name__ == "__main__":
omg.startServer(Serv, Options) # startServer is going to instance a
Serv.
This call to startServer is in the Serv module, and it's Serv's __init__ that's
got the assignment to __builtins__.gServer, above.
On the call stack in the debugger, I see the execfile call from pydevd's run
function, just above the part where Serv's "if __name__ == "__main__" is being
executed.
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