From: Alex Martelli [mailto:aleaxit at yahoo.com] > On Thursday 30 October 2003 02:01 pm, Michael Chermside wrote: >> And that's exactly why I would be wary of it. One of the GREAT SIMPLICITIES >> of Python is that all calls are "the same". Calling a function works > > A new descriptortype wouldn't change the ``all the same'' idea at > the level at which descriptortypes such as staticmethod and classmethod > haven't changed it. Excuse me, did I miss something? Guido's code was entirely user-level Python, so is available for anyone who wants to use it right now, surely? And if you want it in a C extension, I guess you code a C version for your own use. Why bother arguing over whether it's "right" or "wrong"? Paul.
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