Am 22.12.2011 19:15, schrieb Maciej Fijalkowski:
>> - I wonder whether the shared keys could be computed at compile
>> time, considering all attribute names that get assigned for
>> self. The compiler could list those in the code object, and
>> class creation could iterate over all methods (taking base
>> classes into account).
>
> This is hard, because sometimes you don't quite know what the self
> *is* even, especially if __init__ calls some methods or there is any
> sort of control flow. You can however track what gets assigned at
> runtime at have shapes associated with objects.
Actually, it's fairly easy, as it only needs to be heuristical.
I am proposing the exact heuristics as specified above ("attribute
names that get assigned for self").
I don't think that __init__ calling methods is much of an issue here,
since these methods then still have attributes assigned to self.
Regards,
Martin
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