Fredrik Lundh wrote:
>
> Paul Prescod wrote:
> > * I need to associate a Java-style type declaration with a method so
> > that it can be recognized based on its type during Java method dispatch.
>
> class foo:
> typemap = {}
> def myfunc(self):
> pass
> typemap[myfunc] = typeinfo
Yes, I know that nearly everything is possible to be emulated
via classes. But what is so bad about an arbitrary function
attribute?
ciao - chris
p.s.: Paul, did you know that you can use *anything* for __doc__?
You could use a class instance instead which still serves
as a __doc__ but has your attributes and more.
Yes I know this is ugly :-))
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