. Python 2.1 function attributes
Barry A. Warsaw
barry at digicool.com
Sat Jan 27 10:52:11 EST 2001
>>>>> "RK" == Roy Katz <katz at Glue.umd.edu> writes:
RK> I find the argument for function attributes weak. Hell, I
RK> wish to abolish .__doc__ for functions as well. It just
RK> doesn't seem consistent. Functions are functions, classes are
RK> classes. It seems to me even kludgier than print>>.
Or look at it a different way. Function are objects, classes are
objects, instances are objects. Objects have attributes. You can
even set user-defined attributes on many objects. Now there's one
more object on which you can set user-defined attributes. In that
light, function attributes remove a previous restriction.
-Barry
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