Lazy Python usage (hack request)

[June Kim]

"Aahz Maruch" <aahz at panix.com> wrote :

[snip]

> 
> Well, if you're going to stick to it not being an option to make any
> changes, the answer is "no".  However, you can make a little hack that
> *does* work:
> 
> >>> from lazy import lazy
> >>> a = lazy.b
> No name 'b' defined, using default 777
> >>> print a
> 777
> 
> Inside lazy.py, you define a class called lazy with a __getitem__()
> method.

Shouldn't the method be __getattr__() instead?


Best regards,

June