Metaclasses vs. standard Python reflection?

[David Mertz]

Pedro Rodriguez <pedro_rodriguez at club-internet.fr> wrote previously:
|I disagree with you when you say that you don't touch the actual code of
|the class, since you have to introduce the 'metaclass' inside the class
|definition (or at last at module level of the class definition).

Nope.  See our article:

    http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-pymeta.html

In particular, look at the function import_with_metaclass(), which is
one of the little utility functions included in gnosis.magic (in Gnosis
Utilities).

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