> > The dict-proxy type is intended to provide a read-only proxy, so the
> > dict-proxy is consciously lacking the update, clear, popitem and
> > setdefault methods. It also seems to be missing the comparison
> > operations; that's an oversight.
> >
> But adding attributes to the INT class above after creation
> is allowed, I hope? At least it currently works.
Yes, but you have to use the attribute notation:
INT.foo = ...
this is trapped so that certain magic happens automatically when you
set attributes that override operators, e.g.
INT.__add__ = lambda ...
--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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