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LazyObject even works in dict, delays as expected:
meta = { 'some items': blah, 'Test': { 're5': LazyObject(lambda: Meta.compile1(b'^(?:def|class) '), locals(), "meta['Test']['re5']"), }, }
Is it safe to include LazyObject in dict creation?
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Hi @spacebuoy - yes, this is totally safe.
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@scopatz it is not "totally save":
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LazyObject even works in dict, delays as expected:
meta = {
'some items': blah,
'Test': {
're5': LazyObject(lambda: Meta.compile1(b'^(?:def|class) '),
locals(), "meta['Test']['re5']"),
},
}
Is it safe to include LazyObject in dict creation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: