properties and get/set methods
Mike C. Fletcher
mcfletch at rogers.com
Sun Apr 6 14:31:30 EDT 2003
Greg Chapman wrote:
>On Sat, 05 Apr 2003 23:48:41 -0500, "Mike C. Fletcher" <mcfletch at rogers.com>
>wrote:
>
>
>>As for how the problem ((a deficiency in the property API IMO) of not
>>knowing the name being set/get within the get/set methods) gets worked
>>around. I (as seen above) do some comparatively minor (but still
>>
>>
...
>You could always use somthing like this:
>
>
<snip evil ;) hack>
Sure, but then the council of bishops and dervishes gets after you for
being an apostate and an unbeliever ;) . It's tempting, but I'm not
sure it's so tempting that I'd actually use it in a general library.
However, I saw that pattern used at PyCon by someone, so the chances
that you can start a decent little cult are probably pretty good :) .
I just don't trust the whole "reach out and change a parent namespace"
approach. Maybe I'll revise that opinion, but for now I consider it
something that should be addressed by Guido & co, rather than something
I want to hack around myself. If it never does get addressed I may wind
up softening.
Temptation to either side, I walk the tightrope,
and wonder for a moment if even the fall itself might bring joy :) .
Mike
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