"Ken Seehof" <kens at sightreader.com> wrote in message news:mailman.986858653.28960.python-list at python.org... """ This is interesting in that I often want to do the exact opposite in C++. That is, I want to add extra data to an existing object, especially when this is -not- intended by the author of the original code, who neglected to add in a "void *pUserData" for me. """ It happens (oh *Lord* does it ever). When it does, of course, one kludges it up with a mapping from the external objects to one's own extensions (bleah -- but better than falling into the trap of forking the externally-supplied 'external objects', even if you do have sources for them... maintenance becomes a nightmare when you do fall into that trap). Alex
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