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[Python-Dev] Calling base class methods from C

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>   class List(list):
>     def append(self, x):
>       print x
>       List.append(self, x)  # What is the C equivalent of this call?

Always literally what you write in Python (assuming you meant
list.append):

   PyObject_CallMethod(PyList_Type, "append", "OO", self, x);

HTH,
Martin

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