Nicolas Dumazet ha scritto:
>> What is the reason of the "delete" name for this function? "__del__"
>> looks better, as I can see there are case where delete() isn't called.
> The exact same question popped in my mind when I fixed the error. I
> think that it is not guaranteed that __del__ always get called on
> interpreter exit, and that for this reason it is better not to rely on
> __del__ for cleanups.
>
> But I can't find more details than the simple "It is not guaranteed
> that __del__() methods are called for objects that still [...]" from
> the Python documentation =))
>
I haven't said to rely on "__del__". I wonder if __del__() may be called
explicitly in our wikipedia._flush ("_flush"?) function, instead of
'delete'.
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Francesco Cosoleto
«Solo a Sparta le donne comandano gli uomini», e la moglie di
Leonida rispose: «Si, ma solo le donne di Sparta generano
uomini». (Plutarco, Vita di Licurgo, 14)
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