"tomer filiba" <tomerfiliba at gmail.com> wrote: > weakattr (weak attributes) are attributes that are weakly referenced > by their containing object. they are very useful for cyclic references -- > an object that holds a reference to itself. I like the added functionality offered with weakattrs as defined. I'm not terribly in love with the syntax of their creation, and I'm curious as to how it plays with __slots__ (not quite having the time to look at its implementation right now), but it is quite explicit, so I can get past that. It would allow us to say, "stop using __del__, use weakattrs", but I'm not sure how well that would work, generally. Toss it out in python-list, I think some people over there would be able to offer more feedback. - Josiah
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