[Unfortunately my email-server seems to be on vacation even earlier than myself. It seems I have not received some posts/replies: I'm currently reading the archives. Hopefully this one gets through] [Not the first time.] Scott writes: > There isn't currently a way for a class object created from Python script > to indicate that it wishes to implement the buffer interface. In the > Numeric source, I've seen them use self.__buffer__ for this purpose, but > this isn't actually an officially sanctioned magic name. This is an idea I also had for quite some time (very vague, maybe). I like it, but I haven't thought about it very carefully. Thomas
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