inner classes in python as inner classes in Java

[Carlo v. Dango]

>  Do you TRULY want to delegate all
> attribute settings, performed on an instance of the innerclass, to the
> corresponding 'outer' -- _except_ self.outer?

No, what a strange idea ;-) All attributes not found in the class should 
be forwarded to it's outer instance (as I want to simulate that the inner 
class instance is within the scope of its outer class instance.

> tabs (your post was indented with tabs thus unreadable with such
> newsreaders as KDE's KNode, Outlook Express, et al: please do
> NOT post code indented with tabs, thanks).

why is that? has TAB-technology not reached linux yet? :) I try to 
remember it, I just prefer tabs over spaces..


> class B, but, in any case, this is how to do this kind of
> automatic delegation in Python.

actually its forwarding or consultation, as self is re-bound when you 
invoke the outer..


<- carlo ->


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