[Guido]
> I don't understand. Methods do have a function declaration:
>
> class C:
>
> def meth(self):
> pass
>
> Or am I misunderstanding?
The problem is I have a class object, and the source-code for the method
body as a string, generated at runtime based on runtime info from the
reflection capabilities of the system we are interfacing to. The simplest
example is for method code of "return None".
I dont know how to get a code object for this snippet so I can use the new
module to get a new method object. Attempting to compile this string gives
a syntax error. There was some discussion a few years ago that adding
"function" as a "compile type" may be an option, but I never progressed it.
So my solution is to create a larger string that includes the method
declaration, like:
"""def foo(self):
return None
"""
exec that, get the function object out of the exec'd namespace and inject it
into the class.
Mark.
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