On Tue, Oct 18, 2005, Barry Warsaw wrote:
>
> You could of course "just" do the wrapping in property(). I put that in
> quotes because you'd have the problem of knowing when to wrap and when
> not to, but there would be ways to solve that. But I won't belabor the
> point any longer, except to ask what happens when you typo one of those
> strings? What kind of exception do you get and when do you get it?
AttributeError, just like this:
class C: pass
C().foo()
Last night I was thinking that maybe TypeError would be better, but
AttributeError is going to be what the internal machinery raises, and I
decided there was no point trying to translate it.
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