[I wrote]
> > - Shouldn't (my)instancemethod be a builtin? Similar to
> > staticmethod and classmethod?
>
> Yes. I just checked this in. The new name is 'getset' unless you
> have a better idea.
I wasn't talking about your getset object (which is already mentioned
in the PEP), I was thinking of an 'instancemethod' object,
which would accept any callable (for example a *function*
implemented in an extension module), and convert it into an unbound
or bound method when retrieved from a class or an instance.
Something like
class instancemethod(object):
def __init__(self, callable):
self.callable = callable
def __get__(self, inst, klass=None):
import new
return new.instancemethod(self.callable, inst, klass)
only faster ;-)
Thomas
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