__dict__ for instances?

[Ivan Voras]

Bruno Desthuilliers wrote:

> You're not doing anything wrong, that's just how Python works. "methods"
> are wrapper objects around function objects attributes. The wrapping
> only happens at lookup time, and returns different kind of "method"
> wrapper (resp. unbound or bound methods) if the attribute is looked up
> on an instance or a class (there are also the staticmethod/classmethod
> things, but that's not your problem here).

Got it, thanks for the explanation!



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