Maybe unnecessary, but here's another test:
+ In foo.py:
class Foo(object):
def __del__(self):
print 'Deleted'
def bar(self):
print "bar::"
b = Foo()
def f():
print "local_func::"
c = Foo()
+ In test.py:
from foo import *
a = Foo()
a.bar()
f()
+ Then, in interpreter:
>>> execfile('test.py',{})
bar::
Deleted
local_func::
Deleted
Deleted
==============
It looks like all variables a, b, and c are properly destroyed.
Is this the pattern of usage in web2py?
(1) No class in controller.
(2) External classes are imported using local_import (does
local_import work exactly like import?).
If so, I think webp2y is okay with respect to memory leak.
