python-imphook VS bitey

Recently, there was a discussion on the python-ideas mailing list about possibility to add "arrow functions" to Python (familiar from modern JavaScript). I made a proof-of-concept implementation using the imphook module, which allows to easily add hooks for module importing, in particular (by not limited) to implement macro-like functionality like that.

For as long as you're a human and belong to category of "people", you can answer that question as good as anyone else. And your answer is ...?

(Just in case my answer is: https://github.com/pfalcon/python-imphook , yet another (but this time unsucky, I swear!) module which allows people to implement macros (among other things)).

And on top of it, and slightly more convenient API is built as a small Python module, again portable between Pycopy and CPython: https://github.com/pfalcon/python-imphook

Thanks. Random example of what I myself interested to use it for - https://github.com/pfalcon/ubitey/ , to import LLVM bitcode modules (as potential means to allow architecture- and language- independent Python extension modules). You of course immediately recognize that to be a remake of well-known (in narrow circles?) David Beazley's "bitey" tool - https://github.com/dabeaz/bitey (which now bitrotted too much, so I took an excuse to just remake it using my imphook thingy, to serve as non-entire-trivial usecase for it).