David Abrahams <dave@boost-consulting.com> writes: > Unfortunately, this is one of the twistiest areas of the Python > source, so while I could struggle through it I'm hoping there's > someone around here who knows the answer off the top of his benevolent > Dutch head <wink> Well, I'm familiar enough with that bit of the source (search for "add_dict" in typeobject.c) to answer your question: no, there's no more straightforward way to suppress the instance __dict__ in the derived classes. Cheers, M. -- The rapid establishment of social ties, even of a fleeting nature, advance not only that goal but its standing in the uberconscious mesh of communal psychic, subjective, and algorithmic interbeing. But I fear I'm restating the obvious. -- Will Ware, comp.lang.python
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