> Using the new syntax along with special metaclass support, properties
> and static and class methods could be declared like this::
>
> class MyClass(object):
> def class myClassMethod(cls): . . .
> def static myStaticMethod(): . . .
This syntax is clear, explicit, and attractive.
> def get myProperty(self): . . .
> def set myProperty(self, value): . . .
This ibe doesn't extend as cleanly:
def del myProperty(self, value):
"Oops, del is a keyword"
def doc myProperty ... ? what goes here
Also, can two properties share a getter or setter as
they can now?
x = property(notifyOneWay, setx)
y = propetry(notifyOneWay, sety)
Raymond Hettinger
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